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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Enough is enough.

Speaker 2 (00:05):
I don't have any serious shuck and we hold the
world ransom for me.

Speaker 3 (00:12):
Excuse me while I whipped this.

Speaker 4 (00:14):
Out broadcasting live and it leta to a jou.

Speaker 3 (00:18):
This this is the Sports Shot Show with Wayne Gandy.
You may free me t come so far comes it
comes to monk?

Speaker 1 (00:33):
Is it just.

Speaker 3 (00:38):
I'm a doing? Yeah, I'm gonna go on the way
you made Vegan.

Speaker 1 (00:43):
Welcome, Welcome, welcome, I mean listening to the Sports Shock Show.
I'm the Sports Shock Wayne Gandy, Good morning to you
out there listening.

Speaker 3 (00:52):
Man.

Speaker 1 (00:52):
Glad to be here with you. I know you are excited.
Why it's that time everybody it gets to take the field.
The j E. T. S Jet, the how about them Cowboys?
And the Rise Up, which I'm still not really a

(01:14):
rise up guy. I thought the Dirty Bird Moniker was best.
The rise Up don't really it's I don't even know
what it has to do with Commanders of name. I
just was cool with the old way, the Dirty Bird.

(01:37):
That so much you can do with that, so much
that was done with it effectively. But then Nate, you
know what, Jamal Jamal Anderson must have sent it some
kind of seasons assists order he must have sent something
and told him, look, don't use me. I'm gonna need
five percent of all dirty bird communications.

Speaker 3 (01:57):
And they were like, it's not your stuff, and he
was like, anyway, the football season for the NFL preseason
basically week one. They shortened the season. There's only three weeks.

Speaker 1 (02:12):
As I have tried to get you to understand or
even last Aaron Rodgers, the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback this season,
told you that preseason is not what he views as
real football, a little generic and is one of the
reasons I've never been a big watcher of it, because
once you play it, you realize that there are things

(02:36):
that are being done in a preseason game that has
nothing to do with September.

Speaker 3 (02:41):
It's very generic.

Speaker 1 (02:42):
Defenses, offensive coordinators, defensive coordinators, special teams. Very few people
are doing what they're actually going to do. They're trying
to find the most base plays to run so that
you don't have anything on tape. Tape watching is very
important in watching and figuring out schemes. So why would

(03:05):
I run and give you four weeks? Why would I
run my real scheme? What's what's going on with your mike?
Because okay, is he.

Speaker 3 (03:15):
On on command. You he's sitting over there just kind
of like, I think it's.

Speaker 5 (03:22):
Everything's plugged in over here. I don't know what you're
doing now it's the quarterback. I guess I missed my routes.
This will happened when everybody get on the field. I'm
on the bus, somebody that.

Speaker 3 (03:41):
Missed the block and then you know what I mean,
I had that right on the numbers.

Speaker 1 (03:46):
So what we do see is that the Cleveland Browns,
for however you want to view it, Uh, they have
decided that they are going to start should do Sanders
at least that's what I read about two days ago.
They were going to start him in this preseason game
against Carolina. They've had a lot of quarterback injuries. I

(04:10):
think they even signed a fifth quarterback just to have
some depth as new position. Snoop Huntley, who just won't
go away? You find some way, some kind of way
to get two or three week subjects. Wait now, sir.
A lot of people he.

Speaker 3 (04:28):
May not get a full season. A lot of people
called it stick to it. A lot of people called
it consistency and persevered. You say, he just won't go away.
He just annoying. He's just a straight dog NFL.

Speaker 1 (04:43):
But in this game Cleveland, that has probably was the
most the biggest story of the draft Shador Sanders where
he would go end up going in the fifth round.
Now with such a deep quarterback room, he will get
to go out on the field. What you're looking for
in your door is organization, not so much of what

(05:07):
the numbers say at the end of the day, but
that you see him getting his team in and out
of a huddle that you know in his time on
the field, there's not a lot of offside or you know,
miss the signments things like that that he can control. Sure,
you want to touch down, you want to go with

(05:28):
a drive, but it's more of seeing does he have
a grasp of the concept of the game, and that's
what he wants to go out and show because he's
going to be out there with a lot of guys
that won't even be on the team in a month,
most likely in this first game. Now next week, that's

(05:48):
when you know, Week two and three, that's when you
start infusing these games with starters. But right now with
your Door, he's trying to at least solidify to be
the third quarterback when all the dust is settled in
this situation. That's job one.

Speaker 3 (06:06):
Go ahead. Sportshock. One of our lower listeners, Jared Lloyd,
just comment on Facebook Live and says, where's massage boy?
Massage boy? He said, is he still on the Browns
roster and that would make six QB Deshaun Watson. Yes, yes, he's.

Speaker 5 (06:26):
I know the difference between the I R and the
PUP and I mean he's on the roster, but he's
on one of those.

Speaker 1 (06:32):
He's one on those lists where I think it limits
him not even to be available for about six to
eight weeks. I would have to see which list he's on.

Speaker 3 (06:40):
That sounded like secret and I think that's the put.

Speaker 1 (06:43):
But whatever. Remember his contract is guaranteed. That was the
way they wont him away from the Falcons. They guaranteed
his contract, so that's what puts them in trying to
figure out if another team can take him. I know,
last thing I saw about him, he had gotten married,
which is good. He just seems football as as you've

(07:05):
heard me say here with him, those kind of situations
just seem to have dragged and squeeze the football identity
out of him. When you watch him play, he seems
like he's going through the motion that I'm almost kind
of like Maseean Besmoke used to say, I'm here.

Speaker 3 (07:28):
Because I'm I'm just trying to not get.

Speaker 1 (07:32):
Here, because I'm not trying to get my contract void
it now, whether we get in the end zone or
go down the field, whatever, because it's I mean, it's
a that was a lot of distraction for a young
man who from what I saw. Sometimes your actions can
be things that are not truly your identity, but your

(07:55):
actions do speak louder than anything you did.

Speaker 3 (07:58):
It. Yeah, I can't say what's in your heart, and
I don't know what you did, and you.

Speaker 1 (08:01):
Can't take the kind of repercussions after it all came out,
and it seems like it really affected his game, But
should do it?

Speaker 3 (08:11):
Sanders pulling for you to get out.

Speaker 1 (08:14):
And because I know you're going to be scrutinized it's
about anything, and well he's rightfully rightfully so, so before
the battuts get into his two steps, everything that goal
should do is Sanders way, just like his dad is
rightfully earned. You want the spotlight, there's certain things that

(08:37):
go with the spotlight. Not like he was ducking in
the back and we had to go hunt to find you. Hey,
where's somebody your door? You wanted to be in front,
and this is what goes with the front. I was
watching the World War two video. They were talking about
the Pacific and when they was on the land crafts

(08:59):
coming off off the ship trying to get onto the islands. Well,
if you're in the front when them doors open, you
gotta be a true man, because hot leg coming straight
at the door. The guy in the back, he jumping
off the back into the water trying to survive. So
before you go into your whole defense becausuoning, I just

(09:21):
felt the hair on your back raised when I said,
I said, I was pulling for should it right? I
gave him advice as a rookie what to go out
and do. Don't have to win the game, don't have
to to me, you don't have to make those spectacular play.
If they're there, make them, but to me, show that
you have a grass when they go to look the
offensive coordinator. The head coach knows that. Okay, when I

(09:43):
call that play, he knew what to send people. You
know all that. We'll get around to how good of
a performer you are later. Now, go ahead on with
your Deon Sanders defense.

Speaker 6 (09:54):
No, I was just gonnassay that they got him listed
on the depth chart as fourth out of the quarterbacks,
even though and he's got a little shoulder situation. But
I was going to also say that reading Wendy said
that he was going to start, I was just wondering,
why are some people complaining? Because this is what you want,
that he's going to be going up against the Carolina

(10:15):
Panthers starters possibly for a series or two.

Speaker 3 (10:19):
And there are people, I mean, there are some this like,
oh man, there are some people. Is there you? No,
it's not me. I want to see him go against
the best of the best.

Speaker 1 (10:29):
Because I don't. I haven't heard anybody that's against this.
Oh it's do I need to go in the dark
web to find these people because I've.

Speaker 3 (10:37):
Read a lot of articles. Yes, yes you do. Oh okay,
because I've been reading a lot of stuff here about
say thank you Steven. Okay. I haven't heard anyone like, oh,
they don't want to do or no, they didn't they
don't want to play. It was just what what was

(10:57):
their complaints?

Speaker 7 (10:59):
No?

Speaker 6 (10:59):
No, it was just just like I said, I'm happy
that he's playing against the first team. It was just
some team. I mean, going against the starters of the Panthers.
If he's starting a game, starting first first string, go
you first do?

Speaker 3 (11:15):
Did I just tell you?

Speaker 1 (11:16):
In the first game he will line up with a
lot of guys. It's not even first stream starters should
start playing it. He could walk up to the line
and only one of those offensive linemens or two of
them might be starting.

Speaker 3 (11:30):
And what I think and what I what? What I
think I'm hearing? And this is just me.

Speaker 1 (11:35):
Why why would the Panthers, why would you think they
would be fully Warren heard it. It was in a
car accident the camp the Panthers port Pro Bowl corner.

Speaker 3 (11:44):
And what I think I'm hearing is people are complaining
that Shoudure, who's number four on the chart, is getting
put against the starters. So you're trying to make him
look bad because he's going against starters, but he's just
and it's because he's black.

Speaker 1 (12:02):
Well, I think they got like four or five black
quarterbacks in Cleveland.

Speaker 3 (12:06):
Yeah, oh, never mind, they just signed another one.

Speaker 1 (12:10):
They gotta they're kind of cool with the black thing
up there.

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Speaker 1 (15:24):
Welcome back to the Sport Shock Show. I'm the Sport
Shock Wing Gatty. Good morning to you as we roll
into a full weekend of preseason action. Caitlin Clark, come
on back down because with this, you know, the NFL back,
College be back, we will completely forget the w n
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already an forgot that it really is who the w

(15:47):
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Speaker 3 (15:50):
What is when? Uh? With football coming back real quick? Uh?

Speaker 1 (15:56):
Our online listener Jared Lloyd was correct and I just
looked up the roster for the Browns and right off
the bat, it shows that it has six quarterbacks on
the roster Joe Flacco, Dylan Gabriel, Tyler Huntley, Kenny Pickett,
Chaudors Sanders, and Deshaun Watson. That's six quarterbacks right there.

(16:21):
Teams usually keep a starter or backup in an emergency quarterback,
so that's three. How DeShawn we haven't figured out which
list he is. Is he still valuable? He did get
hurt last year.

Speaker 5 (16:32):
Hey, Sharon Lock, Yeah, he tour his achilles and I
think during the rehab.

Speaker 1 (16:36):
Heat re injury. So it seems like he is just
going to be done completely. So the battle you imagine
that Joe Flacco not is just more there at forty
years old as the veteran voice to be behind whoever
else you put up there, and it could just really

(16:56):
be a big battle between Schadur Sandals and a Dylan
Gabriel for that third spot. Based on Kenny Pickett, go ahead,
sports struck you commands. Greg said that he tore his
achilles and then he tore it again. You would have
the most first hand point of view. How many times

(17:16):
can you tear an achilles? And still be effective in
the sport of football. Good question. How many times I
would imagine, Remember, all injuries are specific to what position
you play, what sports you play, what position you play.
Something like an achilles really reduces a basketball player when

(17:43):
you watch them play, guys that they just dominique. Wilkins
just didn't have that spring. Still was a hard, good player.
He was eight six nine, but the dominique of over
the rim nine feet had disappeared. But when you're playing quarterback,
quarter is that one position on the field that injuries

(18:05):
don't really you know, just like they was pushing to
get Aaron Rodgers back, you can place with certain injuries
at quarterback that you can't play anywhere else on the field.
Here in Atlanta, I think if you had seen what's
the quarterback that we picked up last year? Everybody screwing
out Kirk Cousins with his injury, someone else on a receiver,

(18:28):
a cornerback, someone a linebacker, they wouldn't even been available
Week one, but a quarterback because it's more up backs
little you know, it's just especially those that don't run.
But it seems like it's going to be a big
quarterback battle. Good for Shador to get out there and
get that out the way too. That's sometimes good too

(18:51):
for all that spotlight. Just get out there, get back
to football and try to make this team one thing
I want to do. I'm hoping this year that the
whole wife and girlfriend act disappeared for because I don't know,

(19:12):
we have injected we have more stories. We never get
to the third guy or the second guy. We talked
about the first guy, and before we and the second
guy sometimes, but before we can even get to the
second guy, we're talking about the first guy's wife. But

(19:32):
you're not reporting on the second tight end. You're talking
about the first person and then who they're dating is
the next story.

Speaker 3 (19:40):
But you you own a football to be family friendly,
you want you wanted to appeal to it. No, no, no, no,
I don't think that's what I ever wanted. I don't
think the people that came to watch it wanted that.
I think that's what the media introduced to make more money.
I'm sure.

Speaker 1 (20:00):
I'm sure, because remember the NFL is not doing it.
Women were coming to practice. Wise were coming to practice.
Girlfriends was coming to practice. It's just that the cameraman
on the sideline wasn't capturing them. It's not a new thing, right,
We always had family dare you bring your kids running around?

(20:23):
Those things have been happening now, it's just now that
you report on them.

Speaker 3 (20:28):
Well, do you think that now they're getting reported on
because they've invented terms like influencers, So like, for instance,
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift, when she shows up, the
fact that they take a picture of hers because she's
an international Grammy Award winning music artist, so that would
naturally stand to reason that if she's at a practice,

(20:49):
you might get a picture of her. But if someone's
girlfriend shows up, they used to never take pictures of
her because her posing in a bikini for her her
friends on her phone wasn't considered influencing. It was just
considered her being a girlfriend posing for a picture on
her phone. But now the media has created terms like

(21:10):
influencer and whatever else terms they give these people on
these platforms that is supposed to make you want to
see them. And so when they show up, they take
a picture and they put it on the sports site,
and based on the algorithm and the calculatable metrics that

(21:36):
you can look and see, it gets ten thousand likes
it's got fifty thousand shares, and that's what this is
driven by.

Speaker 6 (21:44):
Well, if you do a serch, I just put it
NFL wives and it's just pops right up. Once you
put NFL wives and girlfriends, famous, famous NFL wives and girlfriends,
it just pops up.

Speaker 3 (21:56):
So it's already at the top of the Googles and
in most athletes opinions.

Speaker 1 (22:01):
But as I'm saying, it's not the players, it's not
the coaches, it's not the organization. It's the media. It's
not the wives. That's the people. Things that are new.
Are you going over there and shooting them?

Speaker 3 (22:19):
Right? Them coming to practice is not the new part? Right,
and and all I keep I keep focusing when we
have these conversations on the fact that the media is
driven by viewership and listeners, and so somewhere out there
it's a whole group of people that are consuming this
stuff crazy that it really matters to them. And I

(22:40):
don't know them. I don't hang around what I'm saying saying,
I don't even like those kind of people out there
by the bill right the den with a couple of
grads and trying to get the Columbus shot. Oh god,

(23:01):
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And now back to the Sports John Wayne Gandy in
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Speaker 1 (25:15):
Welcome back to the Boy Shock Show. I'm this Sport
Shock Wayne Candy. Good morning to you out there and
listening Land. It happened again. This will be the third
time we've been down this road this season w NBA
season with the whole sex toy incident. It's something that
a lot of people like to laugh about, like to

(25:38):
smirk about. You say sex toy and everybody gets into
some kind of crude early eighties Porky's mindset. My mind
goes to the idea of it starts with something laughable
and then it ends up with somebody bleeding. Because if

(26:02):
I can get this in, of course I can get
something else in time.

Speaker 3 (26:08):
I just throw an unopened can of vegetables and maybe
it'll hit somebody in the head knock them unconscious. Well,
or I can fill it up with some kind of
asset and it breaks and scars somebody up.

Speaker 1 (26:26):
All of these creative ways about it, because we're saying
the sexutory everybody going to their yeah, you know, because
I don't know why I mean this, especially if you're
living in Atlanta. About every third red light there's a

(26:47):
sex store. I mean, so it's not even like a
secretive thing no more. It's just right there next to
the public's I mean, it's not something. It's a store.
It's a store next to the grocery store called do It. Yeah,

(27:07):
trust me, But I don't know if there's a lack
of security. I'm quite sure. However, the people will getting
these in, and I can imagine if I go into
my big Kinney mindset, probably they're putting it in an
area which it would fit and where you're supposed to go.
And this is the laugh that I'm talking about. When

(27:27):
I'm talking about on a serious note, because this last
one out in la against the Sparks, when the Sparks
were playing, the fever actually bounced up and hit one
of the players in the shen So the one here
in Atlanta between the Dream and the Valkyries just was
stown out in the play, but this third one actually

(27:51):
bounced and hit someone. And it's just the rule of
law is being destroyed because the rule of law is
nothing is supposed to be thrown, not even the popcorn
or the cups that you buy, paper, your gum, nothing,

(28:11):
the things that you can actually buy in the arena.
So now you're gonna spend your night, your day, whatever
you're doing to basically smuggle in. Is this exposing basically,
I'm asking you, guy, is this exposing security?

Speaker 3 (28:27):
Yes? And I'm so glad you said that, because when
you started talking about this, the first thing that you
said is I don't know how these items are getting in,
and we are living in an age where the fans
have convinced security that you're trying to keep me safe
is infringing upon my personal rights. I want to be safe,

(28:50):
but I don't want you searching me in an effort
to be safe. I want to just walk through. I
want to be as comfortable as I would be at home.
You talk about how you've seen celebrities at the Hawks
game bring boxes of jewelry, Like, how do you get
a whole jewelry store into I mean, that's no, that
shouldn't be allowed. But we keep pushing the limits and

(29:12):
pushing the limits, and at some point all of it
will have to go away. They'll stop selling popcorn because
we can't give you things to throw anymore.

Speaker 1 (29:23):
We saw at one time, it was last season, the
season before lies in Buffalo where someone threw a sex
toy out of the stands, and now and how uncreative people?

Speaker 3 (29:38):
And then you got, I'm creative, So one person did,
and you gonna run out and to come on and
then there's a lot and all these men or most
of these are god doing this as well.

Speaker 1 (29:48):
I'm well, I know here in Atlanta it was maybe
twenty six, twenty seven year old young man they arrested.
It was an eighteen year old charge sports shop has
been saying for while, Kenny, you been here with me
commanding Federal how many times I keep saying crimes where
people gather should automatically enter into now arena arena, you

(30:17):
throw something and staked when the arena is full of people,
in the park is full of people, and you gatherings
of people make to me because of down here protesting yes,
and you do something to that protest, it should jump
to federal. You should know it's feederal. That should be

(30:39):
an established rule. A person number two should have known
minimum five.

Speaker 3 (30:46):
Years, does it?

Speaker 5 (30:47):
It has to be considered like with the the person
in UH at the Atlanta Dream Game charged with disorderly conduct,
public in decency and criminal trespassing, it would have to
be considered a harsher crime.

Speaker 3 (31:07):
It's a feeling for it to bella and again command.
A lot of the reason those laws are read like
that on the books is because we have framed sports
gatherings public gatherings as places where we come to enjoy ourselves,
no matter how unenjoyable, we make it for the people

(31:29):
around us. If I'm just trying to have fun with myself,
so i get throwing up drunk and I'm falling over
people and I don't grab somebody that I don't know,
and now out and through something that I'm not supposed
to have in the arena onto the floor and oh, man,
I'm just having fun. And then people go, well, come on, man,

(31:49):
people have fun in different ways. We don't have an
established boundary for like you said, there used to be
a time with anything thrown in an arena, had you
jerked up and taken out of the arena. We haven't found.

Speaker 1 (32:04):
Delbert Delbert Carver is his name, twenty three years old,
Delbert Carter Carver. Excuse me, first, gentleman. Here in Atlanta.
That was the first incident about what ten days ago? Uh, yeah,
it's been It was the Atlanta Dream playing the Valkyrie
and so, and then I think the next incident was

(32:24):
in Chicago the Valkyries was playing the Sky and then
this third incident was Theater.

Speaker 3 (32:31):
And sparks that like five. I mean, it's been a
couple of games.

Speaker 6 (32:35):
Because it's even like poly market sports on ex Twitter,
just that the w NBA betting volumes on dialdo surpasses
betting volume on who's gonna win the game?

Speaker 3 (32:47):
The people betting, they got a line to bet. And
why why are we such? Why are we like? What's
wrong with us? You think, what what's wrong with the
human race?

Speaker 1 (33:00):
Why we like we basically cavemn steal to the technology
that we have, you would imagine how we act and
the apparatuss that you can go get somebody to bet,
Like how low have we really fallen? Yeah, y'all never

(33:22):
reflect on that, like we've fallen so low that you
know you saw something and then you because of however
you want to make money or whatever you think is funny,
you go and get your phone or your computer and
call w dot dot dot bet on sex toy thrown
at w B NBA game dot com.

Speaker 3 (33:45):
Where are we? This is the thing, sports Jack. This
is the thing, sports Jack. You have that perspective because
you first have seen what the rare air looks like.
You've come from a place where no I had disrespect
when I was seven, and because it was instilled in you,
and the environment around you supported that.

Speaker 1 (34:04):
But I'm saying the environment said go to ww dot
bet dot come and I thought that's stupid.

Speaker 3 (34:12):
Yeah yeah, but you had to stuff.

Speaker 1 (34:14):
I'm sitting in this chair because the things that was
presented to me seemed stupid. Yeah, and I'm saying now
because they was of quality, it just seemed stupid.

Speaker 3 (34:26):
The go live a life that ends up behind.

Speaker 1 (34:28):
Some bars, getting h chain to another guy waiting on
somebody to bring you a bologney sandwich and a slice
of orange.

Speaker 3 (34:38):
It seems stupid.

Speaker 1 (34:40):
So I was thinking, you know what, I'm avoid all that,
But now that's lit. What I'm saying letting you. Now
guys have volunteers.

Speaker 3 (34:50):
Now, now dudes will post themselves on social media eating
the slice of orange when an orange shoot on, like
you know what it is, and everybody will stantinto's damn king,
you know, like calling him king, And that's what I'm saying.

Speaker 1 (35:05):
You come from a nut.

Speaker 3 (35:06):
It was stupid, and somebody else will go, yeah, you're right,
that's stupid. But now people go, man, you ain't got
an orange slice, like you've never had the jail baloney sandwich.
And everybody's wanting the same way we used to put
pennies in our loafers and one of the Jerry curl
is what they strive for. Now is this that you're
talking about, that lower hanging fruit type of existence. And

(35:30):
people have made that cool and they made it profitable.
It's worse.

Speaker 1 (35:34):
I'm the friend that if I come over, I see
that's what you've logged on, I just leave. And we
just stopped being friends tell you.

Speaker 3 (35:42):
Know now, but this generation would go, how much you
gonna bet? How much you make off that man? You're
making money off sex to a thing. I made thirty
five dollars. Man, you take my fifty and we're gonna
flip my money.

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Because remember what you're getting. Just like the guy for
Tampa Bay. As we go to come Marshall a couple
of years ago, uh, the Super Bowls in Tampa Bay.

Speaker 3 (36:04):
The guy bet on himself. No no, no, no, no,
no no. He bet that there would be a street streaker,
would be one in the game, and then he went
and caught it hisself. And then he went and.

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Caught on to it, and had it not been him running,
he'd have got paid. That crazy about about America.

Speaker 3 (36:25):
But that's right that somebody next step him a little,
I get the I get the kiddy, yeah big, and
you go do it and then I'm gonna bail you
out and we no federal charges. I'm just having fun, man.
We people have fun different ways. Man, he didn't think
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Speaker 20 (39:08):
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(39:32):
log one, say you can see a sports joint. I'll
sing e from the Jenny, Welcome back to this one
shop show. I'm this boy shop Wayne Candy, I know
Lyles Shakhari Richardson, Lyles and Kenny.

Speaker 3 (39:50):
How do you say?

Speaker 1 (39:51):
Kennedy Bennerrick ben Nerick but Nearrick a little shoving match.
Kenny didn't like how the show boating and Noah they
ran the two hundred meters last week, and and and
Noah turned around and looked at him.

Speaker 3 (40:07):
There there was some more history behind that.

Speaker 1 (40:09):
Well, I'm saying Kenny seems like he don't have enough
Big Kenny being looked at from behind. Don't turn around, man,
I don't don't turn around.

Speaker 3 (40:19):
Don't catch up joking. You can't even look at me
from I'm I'm just to everybody, okay, But I'm just
checking things from my perspective. So you said Kenny is
the one sensitive. Yeah, how you gonna push me from
the back. That's the south, That's that's all showing off.

(40:45):
So that that No, the n f A will give
you a flag.

Speaker 1 (40:49):
High school will take away your touchdown if you do
some kind of taunting as you're going into the end zone.
But that was I catched the ball and the DV
is chasing me. I turn around and look at hit
him with the Deshaun Jackson, the new head coach at
where's a North Delaware and turn around that they can

(41:10):
take your touchdown away in high school? In the pros,
I don't know if they've gone to the extent of
taking your touchdown, but they do penalize.

Speaker 3 (41:17):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (41:18):
No, could have just been honorable, Noah, no winning the race?
Go ahead on Why are you looking back here? Are
you trying to show me up?

Speaker 3 (41:27):
Yes? I am, this is the last great bastion. I
can look at you and say tell your mama saying, hey,
this is.

Speaker 5 (41:35):
A legit beef between them and it's it's going back
a while. Apparently, Kenny Beck Nerek had a burner account
on Twitter of just trashing no Allows. Him and his
girlfriend ran this burner account, and then in the race,
as they crossed the finish line, no Allows looks back
at him and.

Speaker 1 (41:56):
So okay, by raise a hand, Who's okay with nor
Allows turning around and looking at Kenny back Nerek, if
you if you don't look, if you don't want me
to look back at you, look.

Speaker 3 (42:18):
Back at him and saying your girl still burning for me?

Speaker 1 (42:22):
Big?

Speaker 3 (42:23):
I am?

Speaker 21 (42:24):
I am?

Speaker 3 (42:24):
I have to ride with you.

Speaker 1 (42:25):
I know y'all be thinking I'm super but Noah, if
you want, if you want to stop, why are you.

Speaker 3 (42:30):
Behind me talking about talking me being in front of you.
Come on up here and I can hear you, hear
what you do because I can't hear.

Speaker 5 (42:38):
You and the baby back there and pushed him and
then tried to shake his hand.

Speaker 6 (42:43):
What did Chris Brown say? But then Chris Brown said
that time you outside of the club, you hate me.
You can't even get in. I mean that's all like that, dude,
you can't even get up here with me and you
hating man. Kenny said, you gonna learn today. Ain't gonna
be doing all that.

Speaker 3 (42:57):
And we've been talking about mentalities and mind sense. When
did sports become so uh thin skinned and sensitive?

Speaker 6 (43:07):
No, it's always been like that. It's just right now
with social media you cut the competitives.

Speaker 3 (43:12):
I'm saying people who come in second have always felt
the way about that. Trust me, I understand. Yeah, I'm
just saying that you used to always get the response
from the fan base like, uh then run faster. Now
people are on some Oh you were so unsportsman like,
what do you mean, Well, that's that.

Speaker 1 (43:31):
Person that there is one racer that nobody acts like that,
Sidney McLaughlin. The person to come in second, they're happy.
They already went in the race knowing they were come
coming first, number two. So I'm running for second, okay,
behind Hkyri richard So those guys that came in second,

(43:52):
that people like you saying boat, they were never mad
at boat. Oh yeah, no, No, I only came here
to get second. I knew could do and saw boat
cleats hanging up in there.

Speaker 3 (44:03):
Boy, I'm gonna get number two. I feel like that
some days on the door look for I feel like
that be bragging. I came in number two behind you
say you boat, Hey, I feel like that's my foursome. Second,
I say, I ain't.

Speaker 6 (44:17):
Gonna finish last because I'm size everybody else. Whatever I
do today, I'm not gonna finish last. So you there
are sometimes you do play for second.

Speaker 1 (44:24):
Jakari Richardson arrested and let go. She was let go
because I think the boyfriend said they didn't want to
press charges, but they found she was uh deboeing him
at the airport. Was that not the story ever been
deboed by your woman at the airport?

Speaker 8 (44:42):
Uh?

Speaker 3 (44:43):
Not maybe not at the airport, but debo.

Speaker 1 (44:47):
I had an incident at the airport once and it
wasn't what my lady, I don't about you taking no no,
this was a human.

Speaker 3 (44:57):
No trafficking either. Its just but she got out on
me in the airport, accuse me of checking out her friend.
We were putting her friend. We were putting her friend
on a flight, and uh, you know, the friend was like, okay,
I'll see y'all later and hugged her buddy and then
turned to me and gave me.

Speaker 6 (45:13):
I guess that's when we could used to walk down
and take it to the airport, to the terminal. That's
when you we let her go with the steps towards
the train, and I guess she thought we hugged too
long and wait too long. And then she if you
want to follow her on the airplane? Excuse me?

Speaker 3 (45:28):
You heard me. I don't know you anymore. And she's
walking behind me, just screaming. But didn't nobody go to jail. Well,
I think shekhar did get I should have called the police.
I was trying to be a gentleman. Well, I don't
think it was even in the boyfriend's ability. Whatever was
seen on tape. I think some one if I remember

(45:49):
the story, right, they were at whatever gate and she
acting up and somebody saw it, like, oh, no, you don't,
and that the story.

Speaker 5 (46:00):
She she grabbed his uh, grab his backpack and tried
to yank it off of them, and then she was
like standing in his way. He's trying to like get
around her, and then she shoved him into a wall.

Speaker 3 (46:16):
And this is all being seen by a third party, correct.

Speaker 1 (46:19):
Yes, yeah, So I guess at that point domestic, they
couldn't they couldn't kiss and make up somebody else.

Speaker 3 (46:27):
But that's interesting. Where did this happen in Seattle? Okay?
Because I guess their laws are different, because if that
had happened in Atlanta, he could have said, no, I'm
good and they would have been like, we not though
we're not good.

Speaker 1 (46:39):
And I think both of these incidents was at the
same race, right, some kind of Nike or Oregon race.

Speaker 3 (46:47):
I think they were on their way to the to
the race, to the race. Okay, but some color now
now on the track now it brings some people to
watch it. How will that affect her career?

Speaker 1 (46:58):
Now?

Speaker 3 (46:58):
Because if Noah Lyles was York and his girlfriend around
in the airport. He wouldn't be racing anymore. He'd had
to get off the field and everybody would have turned
their backs on him. Kyi Richson in the airport. She's
so used to whooping on this one.

Speaker 1 (47:11):
Didn't been there, Uh push a police officer or something,
and that the same guy that was in Miami at
South Beach.

Speaker 3 (47:19):
But we didn't all push the cop. Am I right?
Am I right? We didn't all push the cop. Yes,
we come on now. He didn't get off me. Bruh,
off you off from a water or cold after you
catch this maid? What's right with you?

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Brother? You act like I'm a grown man. Get off me,
brou We'll be back water Sports Jock Show right after this. Nah,
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Thrown this girl a waitfall. She in the world straight
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Center gord on sports news gossip blah blah.

Speaker 1 (50:02):
Blab day could be welcome back to the Sports Shock,

(50:25):
Sha the Swart Shock. Hwayne Ken Du Sai Kwan Barkley
turned down an offer to be on the Sports Fitness
and Nutrition Council UH for the United States. President Donald
Trump's office offered him the position. It looks like to
attack with IOA has taken that position. Quan just said

(50:46):
he was too busy, but that used to be and
I guess maybe uh thissadministration and is trying to bring
back that part of school.

Speaker 3 (50:57):
Where we used to remember we used to do all
the pull ups.

Speaker 1 (51:00):
That part, well, yeah, they've been a whole day. You
try to teach you to do exercise. You know you
it wasn't something you could avoid.

Speaker 6 (51:08):
And then they would bring you up to the White
House after if your school did so much good. It
was like some kind of way you would go. And
it was didn't have a competition. Yeah, yeah, you could
win it at your school and then go kind of
like to a region on here.

Speaker 3 (51:19):
Then if the region here and they give you a
little badge.

Speaker 1 (51:23):
I just couldn't do the pull ups pull up at
that age because I think it used to be up
until about the ninth grade. Your pull up game don't
even start till you until you're about sixteen. Yeah, startosterone
start kicking in, but the pull ups up until many

(51:43):
up until then you just got your little girl muscles work.

Speaker 3 (51:46):
You could get about three or five and then that
was it. And then you just because like even all
the merit badge, right, like the Ed States Merit Badge
or something. But Barkley was offered to be on the
council and he say he's too busy doing what football.

(52:09):
He seems like he might have that kind of Mamba
mentality where I just do football right now.

Speaker 1 (52:16):
Not that I might not parlay it, but he seems
like how he talks. Even from the off season when
you see a lot of things he's working out football.
You know, it's no his athletic ability to speed. He's
bounced back from some bad injuries. But I don't think
he was saying he wasn't sliding it from a political

(52:39):
like your views are mine. I think he just didn't
want to commit to something or the schedule of it
with his calendar and right now after winning that Super Bowl,
he's definitely in line to be.

Speaker 6 (52:51):
A part of a lot of stuff. And then you're
in front of the Madden cover this year, Oh is
he okay? Okay, okay, So I've got a lot of
little things there. So oh now he's gonna be the
curse that. I don't think the curse gonna get him.
I don't think the man getting I wanted to put
a bet you want putt? Like two players have beaten

(53:15):
the curse? Madden, how long has man been?

Speaker 3 (53:19):
Thirty years? Thirty five years? Because I was going to
you out of thirty five. So naming the part with
the people who had guy.

Speaker 5 (53:25):
They started doing the cover like a player on the
cover in nineteen ninety nine. That was Barry Sanders and
he had he retired, He had already retired when they
put him on the cover. So and here's the other
I mean, he was he was the first. He was
the first player on the cover, right, But like, okay,

(53:46):
Eddie George he got hurt, Marshall Falk got hurt.

Speaker 3 (53:49):
It's been enough, yees, it's been enough for the curse
stigma to be real.

Speaker 5 (53:54):
I think my Homes may have been the only player
that might eat the curse. But he lost the Super Bowl,
so that like he made it. He didn't get hurt Bowl, so.

Speaker 3 (54:08):
He didn't get hurt. I think will survive this. Uh
and uh sports Uh, mister Lloyd said, Presidential Fitness Merit
badge Merit badge.

Speaker 1 (54:18):
Yeah, I think I thought that was the name, the
merit badge, and it was something that was I know,
they kind of worked away from because p what we
call physical education went from like a year in part
of every year just starting to be just an elective

(54:40):
for some schools in some districts where you just had
to have one little, you know, semester of it, whereas
for the people on this panel, it was every year,
every every year, you had to place that somewhere in
your schedule, schedule for the first period or last period.
And it wasn't one of those things that just where

(55:02):
you just took an elective of it, like shop.

Speaker 3 (55:05):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (55:06):
So, but it sounded like good and and both guys
a good choices, young men, very athletic, positive role models
that we can see in Saquan and Intua. If Tua
has taken on that role, what else do we have here?
Teddy Bridgewater signed with the Tampa Bay Bucks. So Teddy retired,

(55:27):
went down to Florida, became a head coach, won a
state championship, then honorably turned himself in. It seemed from
what I was talking with a couple of people about
this Teddy Bridgewater situation, it was more of Teddy trying
to help the players and the coaches by showing how

(55:50):
the pay scale, especially in Florida, coaching football, like it's
different from even like the state of Georgia, so a
lot of that, you know. At first I thought they
had just kind of caught him and he was just
he was being helpful where he was showing he spent
about fourteen to sixteen thousand dollars helping kids get the

(56:11):
practice and giving them different some you know, helping them.
But it seemed like he was taking a stance that
coaches unless you're at maybe a private school different than
here in Georgia, where I have read where you have
twelve to fifteen coaches that make one twenty five to

(56:32):
two one hundred thousand dollars in this state, you know,
to the point I call, you know, some schools I
go to and have like, hey, coach, you need some shoes.

Speaker 3 (56:42):
And then some schools I go to, like coach making
two twenty five. You good? You just shooting and it
needs some encouragement. You know, the Carver and a lot
of the cities.

Speaker 1 (56:58):
You know, ties because one of the good coaches over
there at Carver, he was he makes his kids wear ties,
regardless of what they have on on Wednesday. He doesn't
care whether his button up shirt T shirt. You have
to wear a tie because he likes he wants them
to get into mind, like, hey, you about to get
ready for the game. Be business like, so you just

(57:20):
keeps so they don't have an excuse. He keeps a
little box in the office. So I gave him, like,
you know, twelve thirteen ties that I had. But then
last year, when I saw the pay scill not for him,
but for other coaches, I went on an x them
off my list for even oh coach, got that coach
making one not a five.

Speaker 3 (57:39):
And imagine what some of them an't even teaching school.
It's just like coaching and sleeping sleep in the office.
I'm about to boost the money.

Speaker 1 (57:53):
You get him a nine to nine hole round of golf.
I'm come to practice later. I'm like this about eleven.
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a positive. I knew I needed more tools on my
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father that I knew I could be. I think just
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The biggest reward about being a dad is sitting back
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Speaker 1 (01:00:33):
Enough, I don't have it?

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Why so serious sucking? We hold the world? Bransom for me,
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Speaker 4 (01:00:45):
Broadcasting Live and Atlanta to a jaz this. This is
a sports show with Wayne Dandy.

Speaker 3 (01:00:53):
You may comes I'm up to Yeah, I'm gonna go
on the way walk back to this what shock shaw,

(01:01:14):
I'm this what shock? Wayne Candy?

Speaker 1 (01:01:16):
Good morning until you out there and this Thursday, it's
time for a little preseason NFL Action Major League Baseball Show.
Hey stop shilling out. You're hitting the go ahead to
hit homer and you're striking eight people out. You're doing
things that haven't been done but by Dave Route. And

(01:01:37):
we saw how that turned out. Well it was it
was the nineteen ten everybody was everything Baby did was legal.

Speaker 3 (01:01:44):
Yeah, it was legal. They didn't even have.

Speaker 1 (01:01:47):
They hadn't even actually marked off most of the country.
They had built in a way in the state highways
like Montana or West was just called out there. They
hadn't even broken down the city of Atlanta into districts
yet in nineteen ten. We have the pleasure here on

(01:02:07):
the Sports Shock Show this morning, and you know, we're
going to bring it back to sports, but politics, as
we know President Trump demanding teens return their names. I mean,
you know, looking back and sports is the new place
to go for a lot of different things, from Hollywood

(01:02:29):
to politics when you want to get because that's where
everybody all bunch stuff at. But we have and I'm
quite sure he was high school. He was great with
the ladies with the name. He wanted them up with
the name Charles because they thought it was fake. First

(01:02:52):
of all and that's what got.

Speaker 3 (01:02:57):
Was his stage name, that's his playboy name.

Speaker 1 (01:03:00):
But been in the Atlanta area for twenty years now
more house graduate with Big Kenny.

Speaker 3 (01:03:08):
You are a Q. Yes, I am so proudly, proudly.
He's showing you something over here. He want to make
sure we're gonna let that slide today. So we're gonna
right in front of companies for us, Jock, that's what
we're gonna do today.

Speaker 1 (01:03:23):
H Mister Charles Bourgeois is in the building District nine.

Speaker 25 (01:03:28):
Yes, City councilman, welcome to the show man, Thank you
to having me listen. I want to say, this is incredible. Uh,
you're a legend, man of many words, and you've done
a hell of a job. Man, so I'm just grateful
to be here. All blessings and glory to God. Man,
thank you so much for having me on.

Speaker 1 (01:03:44):
Well, I have to let the guys know you're from
New Orleans, Yes, Bourgeois, come on, man, Like we couldn't
have narrowed that down, We couldn't have guessed two guesses,
like my first guess is New Orleans, my second guess
is Louisy.

Speaker 25 (01:04:00):
Yes, the family is from New Orleans. Franklin, Louisiana, Hamilton, Louisiana.
And you know it's funny you said it. When I
was growing up, they were like Bourgeois. It's like, yes,
my name is Charles Bourgeois. They're like, what's your real name?
That's not your driver's license. I was like, no, I
used to have to take my license out to prove
to people my last name was actually Bourgeois. And so

(01:04:20):
woke up one day and my dad was like, you're
mister Bourgeois now, and I was like, oh, this is good.

Speaker 3 (01:04:25):
This is this is they gonna like this one.

Speaker 1 (01:04:28):
So yeah, you don't want to get pulled over with
that name because they're gonna they're gonna swear you're gonna
fail to test.

Speaker 3 (01:04:34):
You gotta be drunk. He gave us a fake. I'm
gonna eat back up well out of being.

Speaker 1 (01:04:43):
Before we get into what you have been doing here,
great things here in the Atlanta area, we have to
make sure are we who that?

Speaker 3 (01:04:55):
Or we all rise up?

Speaker 2 (01:04:57):
Man?

Speaker 3 (01:04:57):
You know what? Listen, I hold on that's like who that?
That sounds like who that? When you start when you
start your man, listen, man, listen.

Speaker 25 (01:05:09):
So we will say her falcon, you know my people
are gonna tell me to tell them, man, we that
who that?

Speaker 3 (01:05:14):
Okay, okay, but but I'll say this.

Speaker 25 (01:05:17):
I was on the Falcons train and I was rising
up and then I was partying too hard because it
was twenty eight to three, and I swore I could
have known we were taking home the chip and it
was in that day.

Speaker 3 (01:05:29):
I said, it's who that nation. I hate to do it.

Speaker 25 (01:05:33):
I gotta go back home because I thought I was here.
I thought that we had something. I'm on North Side Drive.
People are losing their mind. So everybody remember twenty eighty three. Man,
something that was like that. That was like that Hollywood
dream broke. I'm gonna leave La.

Speaker 3 (01:05:47):
I'm going I'm going back to Alabama tonight because this
ain't fun.

Speaker 21 (01:05:52):
Me.

Speaker 1 (01:05:52):
Well, I'm always because I spent three years with the
Saints and I spent three years with the Atlanta Falcon,
So I'm balanced either way. And then so I can
really sit in the middle and enjoy both of the cities.
But being from New Orleans, who that at least we
can from the jump trust what he's saying.

Speaker 3 (01:06:13):
Yeah, he owned. I got a long line of folks.

Speaker 1 (01:06:19):
He didn't give us the political the guy that you
replaced just the second ago. He'd be all over the place. Okay,
he would have told us, Well, my roots led me
to it, Atlanta.

Speaker 3 (01:06:30):
My roots led me. I've been here a pet falcon
at home.

Speaker 1 (01:06:34):
So we come here, we go to Morehouse, we graduate,
we would become a kappa, and then what do we
do in that city of Atlanta?

Speaker 25 (01:06:41):
Out size to day? I die to make sure named
it twice, two times, two times. We just got omegas.

Speaker 3 (01:06:53):
And that's at my age. I do a lot of.

Speaker 25 (01:07:03):
No, but no, yes, we get here. Two thousand and five,
thousand and six, it has been twenty years. Moved to
Atlanta and got adopted by the city, the son of
the city, went to Morehouse College. This is actually my
fifteenth reunion graduation year. So we're gonna do it real
big for spell House, Morehouse, Spellming homecoming. But to be
able to come to a city and leave your mark.

(01:07:24):
I'm now a hospitality executive. All about people, been about people,
serving people. That is my love language. At home, I
cooked the food because serving a fire dish, you should
do the cooking. Slap your mama chicken a little seattle loss.
That doing service to others makes me happy. It makes
me feel good. So being a hospitality for twenty years
and I've done everything from you know, festivals to corporate events,

(01:07:47):
to galas to concerts to nightlife and kind of work
my way up and now own a hospitality in the
industry as executive, own a a mescal brand, and so
the mescal brand we've got going here is Zomo's Mescal.
So young good entrepreneur was able to kind of come
through and have more House College wrap their arms around
me and now looking to serve the city of Atlanta

(01:08:08):
as the next city councilmen in District nine.

Speaker 1 (01:08:12):
Any chance of ever going to Southern when you were
when you're eighteen and he was making that decision, you know,
Southern just a couple of miles away.

Speaker 3 (01:08:21):
From New Wallep.

Speaker 25 (01:08:21):
You know what's so interesting, man, is that my family
really relocated as a group to Houston. So been in
Houston for a while from New Orleans. A lot of
the Katrina was involved in that back in the day.
But what I'll say is that I have always been
someone who has a lot of ambition and dreams big.

Speaker 3 (01:08:39):
I was looking to progress my life.

Speaker 25 (01:08:42):
And I'll be honest, without college, I was one of
those kids who was like, we're gonna as my Clark.
Atlanta folks will say find a way or make away.
And I really, honestly in the onset earlier, early, early,
didn't consider college as a mandatory. But my parents did,
and they said, you know what, no, boy, you're not
going to be in this house and not go to school.
And I only applied to one school because my mom

(01:09:03):
was like, you got to go to Morehouse. Put on
my application. When it came in, I got in, my
mom ran up and down the stairs twenty times, called
everybody in her phone book. We're going to Morehouse College.
I get to Morehouse and they say, oh, you're gonna
love it here.

Speaker 3 (01:09:14):
I said, why is that?

Speaker 25 (01:09:15):
Well, there's a there's an all girls school across the street,
Spellman College. So I got inside and left. Plus it
was a plus, So I mean listens more House College.
That's treated me well. And I've been able to leave
my mark on the city by empowering and helping and
assisting others. And there's nothing better. I believe in this
life that you can do as you climb to lift

(01:09:37):
others up. And that's been something that's really grounded me
and pushed me in a position that you know, we're
now ready to serve the city, and you know, along
the way, if we can do good while doing good
and make good money.

Speaker 3 (01:09:49):
I think that's the goal of everyone in life. And
I was just going to ask you what drew you
to politics?

Speaker 12 (01:09:53):
What?

Speaker 25 (01:09:54):
What? What?

Speaker 22 (01:09:54):
What?

Speaker 3 (01:09:54):
Is there a moment in time you remember like, oh,
I gotta get on this.

Speaker 26 (01:10:00):
You know.

Speaker 1 (01:10:01):
Course correction is you know a commercial on TV, something
happened in the family. Usually there's a lot of times
where a moment hits you where you might want to
get more involved.

Speaker 25 (01:10:10):
It's interesting you say that because I started my hospitality career,
you know, VIP CONCIERG, nightlife promoter, organizer, you know, call
it a festival curator in the space and sense of
I've done two thousand events and almost every major city
in America internationally. Once upon a time, I used to

(01:10:32):
have one hundred and five events a year, and I
was knocking them out. I mean, I'm pushing towards the
top of the industry of if there's an event, a
large event, we're doing it. We're having a good time,
but we're also making sure we create experiences to bring
people together. My superpower is to bring people together, put
butts in seats, and figure out how to give people
the best experience hospitality, serving people, doing better for others.

(01:10:54):
And then one day I woke up and said to myself,
I've got to be able to impact my community and
do more. And I really walked away from the entire
entertainment cohort. And when other folks that I was crazy,
I said to myself, we can't challenge our community to
just have a good time party and get drunk every week.
At some point we've got to evolve and become more

(01:11:16):
and look to make an impact to better the lives
of other people. And so that really, honestly, truly was
what happened. I woke up one day this is twenty eighteen,
kind of twenty nineteen pre COVID, and then I just
started going down another path. Two years of community service
and then ended up doing voter registration. I registered two
thousand millennials to vote for one of the gubernatory elections.
And after that, I said, Okay, Civics is where I

(01:11:37):
want to go because I can bring people together and
I can mobilize and mobilizing people for a cause that's
important and affects us is to me more important than
just going out and getting a drink.

Speaker 1 (01:11:47):
Well, we're going to go to break come back with
more of more House, Charged with draw Terrence Matthis have
a great season. There're going, you know, over there for Morehouse.
He's the head coach, teammate of mind, Harris Matthew. We'll
be back right after it is with more to Sports
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your favorite holiday? Birthday? Birthday.

Speaker 1 (01:14:39):
Welcome back to the Sports Shock Show. I'm the Sports
Shock Wayne Gannity.

Speaker 3 (01:14:42):
Even though we have.

Speaker 1 (01:14:45):
A great man in the building, I still have to
let Big Kenny clock in and gotta work. He's a
he's a kappa. So you know, twenty years ago he
was married, he would clock in.

Speaker 3 (01:14:56):
Yeah, he probably clock clock in so and and I'm
a cute and twenty years after being married, I'm still.

Speaker 1 (01:15:04):
Were not the same. You were not saying for us.
Jock y'aw is in the building. District nine city councilman.
But we're gonna go through the birthdays here real quick
and get back to him. Jalen Hurts for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Can they repeat with the twenty seven year old quarterback

(01:15:25):
Charlie's steering? A great actress is fifty years old. Mike Trout.
Mike Trout wanted to be anonymous, and that's what he became.
He was one of those guys. Remember he hated media.
Don't really care for that. One of the greatest baseball
players of his era. But the fame I remember us

(01:15:45):
talking about. He had a mandate where if whatever you
wanted him to do media related did not fit within
the framework of his work day.

Speaker 3 (01:15:54):
He didn't want the money.

Speaker 1 (01:15:57):
He was not staying an extra hour just to get
the McDonald check if he was going home to his family.
But what a great baseball player is Mike Trout thirty
four years old. The great Sydney Crosby is thirty eight.
Sidney McLaughlin, we were talking about her earlier, one of
the greats that's ever been on the track in only
twenty six years old. Rumor is she is moving to

(01:16:21):
the four hundred meters, not the hurdles. She's going to
start doing the four hundred meter and the two hundred meter.
Watch out, You've been exciting Olympics with her moving to that.
De mar de Rozan is the Marta Rosen a Hall
of Famer? Yes, yes, okay, okay, I'm an NBA guy.

Speaker 3 (01:16:42):
You spoke up quick, do you? Yes?

Speaker 1 (01:16:45):
The Martin Rosan is thirty six years old. Michael Shannon,
great actor is fifty one. Kyler Murray of the Cardinals
still hasn't arrived to me to what we thought.

Speaker 3 (01:17:00):
This is what Kyler, he's twenty eight years old. It
has to be about sevens. This would be year seven. Okay,
that'll be about seventies. And he still hasn't arrived in
your estimation.

Speaker 1 (01:17:12):
In my estimation, Games to Play Sean Mindez twenty seven
and Roger Federer forty four, Dustin Hoffman eighty eight, as
your Wilson the great basketball player best in the WNBA
twenty nine. If you still haven't seen her, there's nothing.

(01:17:32):
She's just so dominant. I think last night she served
somebody up like twenty seven, twenty nine on off night.

Speaker 3 (01:17:38):
Right, this was one of those. She was off wearing
a blindfold with my left ankle heart.

Speaker 1 (01:17:43):
But for the Vegas Aces, no one does it better
in the WNBA than Asia Wilson twenty nine years old, does.

Speaker 3 (01:17:51):
Say Dustin Hoffman? Yes, one hundred and thirty two. I
keep going back to that because I keep eighty eight
years old. That's just a lot of years, Dustin, you're
overachieving now eighty eight years old. Matt ten is fifty four,
Curtis blow Big Kenny eighty eight.

Speaker 1 (01:18:08):
You and Cury He's started it all now is sixty
six years of Okay, Okay, that makes sense.

Speaker 3 (01:18:16):
I can believe that he closed though he can see it.
It's over the horizon.

Speaker 1 (01:18:22):
Emmy Adoka, the head coach of the Rockets, is forty
eight years old.

Speaker 3 (01:18:27):
Eli Apple is thirty.

Speaker 1 (01:18:29):
JaMarcus Russell's Marcus Russe is disappointed.

Speaker 3 (01:18:34):
Jerry's boy. JaMarcus rus is forty years old. Most of
a flyer for his birthday party the other day. The
Legend Doug Williams seventy years old. Sam Elliott raad actor
eighty one. Melody Griffin seemed like she should be about
eighty five, but it says she's sixty eight. Okay, hold on,

(01:18:59):
I mean I'm proud in my fifties. Melanie Griffin was
like forty five when I first ever saw. I don't
know how and you in middle school? You in middle
school when he first saw and she was forty five
years old and sixty eight.

Speaker 1 (01:19:17):
Dustin Hoffman got the same birth certificate. Ronald Mitra is
forty nine, Eric Banner fifty seven. From the X Files,
Jillian Anderson is fifty seven, is well. Anna Kendricks is forty.
Meghan good is forty four. Oh wow, she never ages

(01:19:38):
and sounded like we found.

Speaker 3 (01:19:40):
One final winner over here and prime.

Speaker 1 (01:19:47):
Time it must be the money coach Prime Dion Sanders, Kenny,
come on baby, Primetime is fifty.

Speaker 3 (01:20:04):
I just want to thank God right now for moving
on my birth day.

Speaker 1 (01:20:11):
Fifty eight years old. Is dianon Sanders and wishing him.
I think Dion's just in a big decision right now
with his health because with his incident where he had
had two toes removed and this year I think he
had compartment syndrome and he's telling you about now they've
built him a new bladder.

Speaker 3 (01:20:32):
You're fifty eight. You're in a profession where there's a
lot of movement. You know, coaching is a tiring even
the thing about coaching, even when you're seen as a
player's coach or a coach's coach, it's still about fourteen
hours a day. Yeah, you know the slave driver coaches

(01:20:57):
are sixteen. But just a good coach giving you a break.
We're gonna work from six am to eight pm, and
that's cutting you a break.

Speaker 4 (01:21:08):
Man.

Speaker 3 (01:21:08):
That's a lot of wear and tear.

Speaker 1 (01:21:10):
When you think about having a multiple medical issues and
now you're talking about a couple of things where being
on the sideline, I know I read something that he
has a depends commercial or he's doing something that depends
now because with the bladder, I think they rebuilt him
a bet houder so instead of having the bag, he'll

(01:21:32):
be able to wear it.

Speaker 3 (01:21:32):
That depends. But that's a lot.

Speaker 1 (01:21:34):
And then stand up in some ninety degree heat and
yell at some eighteen year olds were not hustling to.

Speaker 3 (01:21:40):
The ball, And that's who's not right there, And give
you a strope who's not really listening any way because
they're looking in the stand.

Speaker 1 (01:21:48):
Stand So coach prime, fifty eight years old, man, we
wish you the great health is year if you decided
to get back on the stand, on.

Speaker 3 (01:21:55):
That sideline and for the clock in sports jock, do
I still get the work? Well, no, I think we
should give it to I got to get it before
making good, Clu, I'm a draft because he you you
saw him, he's got to take it from you. He
was gonna put up a trade. Yeah, making good that
sounds like a winner. I know you don't.

Speaker 1 (01:22:17):
Oh no, you don't, sir, Clunk clunk. We draft making.
That's a good age. You're just talking about good jeens. Okay, Well,
when they are not like you or not like the
American Eagle commercial is a good geens making.

Speaker 3 (01:22:32):
Good, making good, real good, making good. We'll be back
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Speaker 1 (01:25:11):
Then right in there, my boy, welcome back to the
Swart Shock Show. I'm in the Swart Shock Wing. Candy
Big Kenny's in the building. The bad producer as well,
even though you don't see him and comanch you, Greg
is running the show for us. We have special guests
District nine City Councilman Charles Bourgeois. And I'm not saying

(01:25:32):
it trying to be fancy Bourgeois, but Bourgeois is in
the building.

Speaker 3 (01:25:39):
And we all acting a little bit different because of it,
you know what I'm saying. We all got our shoulders
a little bit straighter.

Speaker 1 (01:25:47):
This morning, I told the guys you were coming in
to day most of us have been in the Atlanta
area twenty I've been here basically since nineteen ninety four
ninety five.

Speaker 3 (01:25:59):
So, but they weren't sure were district not.

Speaker 1 (01:26:04):
They only know Atlanta in a sense of zones zones yea, yeah, yeah,
yeah yeah. So when I say District nine, they was like,
where is that? Is that a particular zone or y'all
read it is imagining this? No, no, no, it's essentially
overlaid on top of police zones. But for quick math,
zone one. Do you remember the shorty low song, shoddy

(01:26:25):
low song. It must be two sides. Yeah, were talking
about the west side.

Speaker 25 (01:26:30):
Okay, that's what we're talking about. District nine is northwest Atlanta.
It is essentially the southern border is Bankhead Parkway, Donnelly
Hollowell Up, and it is Downy Hollowell Up, which includes Riverside, Bolton,
wood Your Mills, West Highlands, West Midtown. It even goes
into Atlantic Station. Then it hits Cross Creek, Underwood Hills,

(01:26:51):
it goes up to Howell Mill, it goes up to
what you would call the Howell Mill Village and Collier.
It even goes to Bolton. It is the fifty thousand
people live in northwest Atlanta. And let's call it north
of Bankhead and uh west of seventy five eighty five.
That is that Northwest Parkway over there. That's District nine
twin twin.

Speaker 4 (01:27:11):
You know it.

Speaker 3 (01:27:13):
Twin District nine twins. The west side must must be
like that there.

Speaker 25 (01:27:20):
So I actually a quick funny story of the day
that I announced I was running the selection t I P.
Mister Clifford Harris called me to a studio and said,
I heard you're running the represent Bankhead. I said, yes,
mister Harrison, he said.

Speaker 3 (01:27:32):
Expeditious, expeditiously, coportuitously. I'm gonna come and throw a couple
of bands on your campaign fun you feed me twin
about Tip, I'm way way to be politically involved. When
I see him, I'm gonna have to wait to you know,

(01:27:52):
having throw some campaign funds that way. We tried, We
try to do what we can. And I listen.

Speaker 25 (01:27:57):
I'm like I said, I'm a son of the city.
Morehouse College raised me. I'll do the glory to God
my parents, Uh, Penny Bourgeois and Jeffrey Bourgeois. It's done
an incredible job. I got two brothers, one actually played,
youngest one professional soccer. The oldest one is a doctor
tenure track at University of Southern California.

Speaker 3 (01:28:14):
So a lot of us are doing good things. The
bourgeois plan is here to state.

Speaker 1 (01:28:18):
High bar in the family sounds like man, No, like
there's a bar that is that your kids are in here,
like you have a man you got.

Speaker 3 (01:28:28):
Doing all that, You ain't got no business starting yet
right here. I just want to cut the grass right now,
and I just have chore. I want to ask you,
being here in the city of Atlanta. Everybody when they're
running for office, when they are in office, they have
a priority for their for their district, for their constituents.

(01:28:50):
What is your priority for your constituents?

Speaker 25 (01:28:52):
Man?

Speaker 26 (01:28:52):
You know what?

Speaker 25 (01:28:53):
Thank you for asking me that. Let me start by
just saying this quickly and very blank and frank. My
number one goal is to make people's lives better. When
I wake up every day and put my shoes on,
my pants on, get ready out the door, my role
in city council is to make sure that I am
in service of people.

Speaker 3 (01:29:10):
I am accessible, I am available, and I will make.

Speaker 25 (01:29:12):
Sure that my number one job is to serve people
and be about people, not about the profit, not about
the business, not about the exploitation. It is about being
transparent and being about people. The number one agenda number
one problem, the number one call it the constituent point
for service in my area in three three one eight
is instability. And I say that plankly to say instability

(01:29:35):
is the issue in the agenda point because three three
one eight is Howell Mill three'll three one eight is
also West Midtown, the interlock. If you've been to these places,
pretty nice parts of town, you know it's given Buckhead vibes.

Speaker 3 (01:29:47):
It's real nice.

Speaker 25 (01:29:48):
You got sexy sushi, you got you got young professionals,
you walking your dog down the street.

Speaker 3 (01:29:52):
You're enjoying it.

Speaker 25 (01:29:53):
Life is good. Skyrise, Florida, Celin windows. You're enjoying three
three one eight. But three three one eight is also
James Jackson Parkway and Donnalie Hollowell BankIt which is arguably
probably the worst intersection in Atlanta, is still three h
three one eight, and it's about ten minutes away. And
you've got prime, you've got poverty, you've got homelessness, you've

(01:30:14):
got no infrastructure. You drive over there, it's like literally
like the road falls up under you. You have no
street lights, you have no sidewalks, you got overgrown grass.
The infrastructure and the landscape is non existent. There are
no economic drivers, there are no businesses, There is no community,
there's no neighborhood associations. You wouldn't be caught dead walking
your dog over there, because you might not have a

(01:30:34):
dog when you come out there. And so that's the gap, right,
And so when we talk about instability, what I'm saying
is the difference of three or three one eight at
James Jackson Parkway in DLH is very different than the
three on three one eight in West Midtown or the
three H three one eight at Bolton and Morris Mill.

(01:30:54):
And so understanding that rising tides lifts all boats and
what's good for or the southern part of three or
three one eight is even better for the nicer northern
part of three or three eight. And so that's the agenda.
And what that really looks like is if you had
a home that was three bedroom, two bathroom and you
lived Morris Bolton, and your home was worth a half

(01:31:16):
a million dollars. If you had that same home on
that same Georgia clay in that grass with the wood
and stone, same exact home, no differences, and it was
on Hollywood Road closer to the bankhead, you'd be lucky
if it was worth one hundred grand. So instability is
our largest problem that we're looking to solve, because that
translates into schools, into infrastructure, and then all the way

(01:31:37):
down to your quality of life.

Speaker 3 (01:31:39):
What do you say to the constituent that's on that
southern end that feels like the political ear only lends
itself to those who have a tax base to contribute,
I say, and this is I'm going to sound like
a politician, but I gotta say it. Vote.

Speaker 25 (01:31:58):
I'm and I got to be that dry in that
bland and just say vote. The reason why I'm saying
vote is because the squeaky wheel gets the oil. And
what that means is that if you are not making
a voice heard right, because it would be different if
folks saying voting, but they going out and they calling
a council person, and they going to the legislative and

(01:32:20):
they're going to the meetings and they're making sure people
know they're joining the MPU calls. But if you don't
join the NPU calls because you got to work, and
you don't go protest or put your voice out there
let it be known or call in and say what
things need to be fixed. If you're not a part
of that process and you don't vote, you are virtually
invisible to the system and the process. And I say
vote plainly because when it is time to service the community,

(01:32:44):
and when funds come from general and they come down
out of the budget and city councilman is now supposed
to point his magic wand do the things you think
of city councilman as the congressional person or the or
the you know, call it the governor of the area, right,
or maybe even just the senator while the main as
a president, if my job to take care of my area,
my turf. When I look at okay, well, who are

(01:33:05):
the people that are gonna hold me accountabill hold me responsible?

Speaker 3 (01:33:08):
The squeaky wiel gets the oil.

Speaker 25 (01:33:09):
Because if this side of town is the only town
that votes, and I'm a career politician, I'm gonna just show.

Speaker 3 (01:33:14):
Up with the folks who voted there, or folks who
tell me what they want.

Speaker 25 (01:33:17):
If you don't even show up and tell me what
you want, and you don't go and participate in your
voice heard you are, you're sometimes visibly invisible. And I
say this, and I've said this from the very beginning,
instability is our issue, right, And that is because those
that have the least amount of needs currently in my
district get the most amount of service, and those with

(01:33:39):
the most amount of needs are virtually being ignored.

Speaker 3 (01:33:43):
That's it. And why I would I've been wanting to
ask of someone on the political scale, why are we
still having to basically beg people to vote in a
sense like the momentum of it. Yeah, has been around
for you know, the last two decades, and it seems

(01:34:06):
like the idea never can have staying power. It seems
we'll find some reason where is it a win loss
because we didn't win, then we fall off and not
understand like you're saying that, we're still looking to see
who is voting, where they're voted. That doesn't mean you

(01:34:26):
always win, but we do see that two thirds of
this community got up and voted. That's correct. So that's it.

Speaker 25 (01:34:33):
And so let me just break down some simple math
for you so everybody can understand it. We'll keep this
real simple. Every district in Atlanta roughly fifty thousand people.
Mine's got forty eight thousand or so. Let's say it's
called simple math. Fifty thousand. Of those fifty thousand, let's
say thirty thousand are registered to vote.

Speaker 3 (01:34:50):
I already lost fourth of my folks.

Speaker 25 (01:34:52):
They're not even registered to vote, and they may not
be regis to vote for a variant of reasons. But
it doesn't matter. Now I got thirty thousand people. Out
of the thirty thousand people whom are registered or to vote,
about thirty percent of those actually will come out to vote.
So now ten percent of those people, or excuse me,
ten thousand people of the thirty thousand and thirty thousand
of the fifty thousand people in an area where fifty
thousand people live, about ten thousand people will regularly vote.

(01:35:15):
But that's if they like the candidate, and if it's
like momentum groundswell and people are talking about the election.
On average, you might only have seventy five percent of
that number. Seventy five hundred, seven thousand people most likely
will determine my election. You got an area of fifty
thousand people where seven thousand people will determine the election.

Speaker 2 (01:35:32):
Why is that?

Speaker 25 (01:35:33):
Because you're asking why why are we still talking about
getting people vote? Why havent people just voted? Like it's
not a big deal, Just go vote. The issue is
is that if we wanted to make it easy or
easier people to vote, we would have already done it.
We have AI I shouldn't be able to pull up
my phone and vote and be like, oh loick it in,
I voted. But that democratized the process too much and

(01:35:55):
you could say there could be voter fraud or whatever
the issues are. Vote when the regular has to go
to work and fight to stay alive. Those working jobs
hours are during voting times, so I can't not go
to work to go vote, and I can't just go
vote and not go to work. I got to figure
out what I'm going to do in the system. In

(01:36:15):
most times, those who are actually voting, or those that
have the time and the resources to actually go vote,
it's almost like an old black panther tail. They gave
away free breakfast programs in the morning because people needed food,
and they said to themselves, well, if my community is
unable to feed themselves, then they're not going to participate

(01:36:35):
in civics. And so that's where we are. In a
space in time now where people are trying to take
care of their basic necessities and that's consuming all of
their time. And if I don't have the available time
and or resource to give an extra hour in line
or thirty minutes or go out of my way, voting
precinct may not be by the job. I am not
in a space where I can inconvenience my life to

(01:36:56):
take away from bringing the making home to go vote,
and voting is inconvenience, and so.

Speaker 3 (01:37:01):
That's why we're still talking about this.

Speaker 25 (01:37:02):
And also too, I may vote, and I might lose,
and now I'm a cynic and I may vote, and
maybe I wanted to vote, but I'm like the candidate,
so I'm not going to vote at all. Or maybe
there's so much fighting back and forth between the Red
guys and the Blue guys that we just throw our
hands up.

Speaker 3 (01:37:15):
And say nothing's going to get done anyway. Speaking of that,
one of our lower listeners, Charlie, wanted to know, what's
your political preference. I'm assuming your political affiliation, what's your party?

Speaker 21 (01:37:25):
You know what?

Speaker 25 (01:37:26):
And thank you for asking. I say this, I am
not someone who identifies with either side of the tracks.
I won't to appear and say to you that I'm
a Republican because I'm not, and I want it and
say to you that I'm a Democrat or a core
original Democrat, because I'm not either. I'm honestly a moderate
and I am a moderate in the middle, and if
I had to pick a side, I'm going to be
a moderate Democrat. And that's mainly because there are issues

(01:37:49):
I think that are glaring obviously wrong with the Red guys,
but there are a lot of things that I don't
agree with all the way with the Democrats because shortly
that the base has got a little too large, and
we've been talking about things on the Blue side that
is not a core issue, and when we spend times
magnifying and marketing things that are not core issues, we
lose our base. And now we're in a place where

(01:38:09):
we haven't talked and had the right message.

Speaker 3 (01:38:11):
Speaking to that. We've seen several people from the Republican
Party here in Georgia, namely Marjorie Taylor Green, aligned with
President Donald Trump, and sometimes their politics seems to be restrictive,
more of a for us against them kind of thing,
and that's resonated with a lot of people and that

(01:38:31):
who actually get out to vote. Have you ever considered
changing your political style? Have Democrats thought about sending someone
that's a little more rough and tumble into the fray
of politics?

Speaker 25 (01:38:44):
I'd say one hundred percent. And I'd also say to
you that I am not married right to anyone but
my wife. And what I mean when I say that
is that I am about up and down. I'm not
necessarily about left and right right cause if I can
work across the quote unquote proverbial aisle to get something done,
it doesn't matter if you're green, if you're blue, if

(01:39:08):
you're black, if you're red. All that really matters is
solving problems and providing service to the people that actually
need it. When we spend so much time going back
and forth, we spend very little time going up and
down and talking about the problems that we need to solve.
And I say, this is a very vague example, and
I'm going to paraphrase here, right, but this is the context,
lame interns, so people can understand. We gave up large

(01:39:31):
portions of Medicaid, medicare, access to healthcare for a lot
of people in this country, so that those that have
large sums of wealth, millionaires, billionaires are able to get
free jets and free private planes, one hundred percent tax deductible, retroactive,
one hundred percent of depreciation. And these are things that

(01:39:52):
you have to realize. Is that we spend so much
time arguing about who's right and who's wrong, and who's left,
and who's green, or excuse me, who's bread, who's blue,
that we are losing track on being in charge of
our destiny has to be with the mindset of economics
of today. When we take away people being able to

(01:40:13):
have basic rights and basic needs or threaten those so
that those that have the most can get ten million
dollars tax deducted on the airplanes. Something isn't right, and
so for me, it isn't about where we land on
the scale, although I know you got to pick a
side at some point. If I pick the side today,
I'm going to be a moderate Democrat. And what that

(01:40:33):
means is that there has to be an adult in
the room to have a responsible fiscal financial conversation because
the realities of the day in twenty twenty five, it's
all about the money.

Speaker 1 (01:40:41):
Yes, well, we are our sports show and you do
love basketball. Oh, absolutely, so we're going to have to
end on a sports question.

Speaker 3 (01:40:52):
Thank you? Are you ready? I am for this.

Speaker 1 (01:40:55):
It's one of the largest sports questions in the history
of sports.

Speaker 3 (01:41:00):
Oh, I know where we're going, Jordan or Lebron? Quick
quick QUI quick quick quck quick quick quick quick quick
qui quick quit quick quick quick quick quick wick answer
right now, quick quick quick Listen.

Speaker 25 (01:41:14):
I'm gonna I'm gonna keep it real, real, short and simple, right, Lebron, James.
And I hate to do that because if you would
have asked me this, if you would have asked me
this in twenty twenty, I would have told you, Michael Jordan,
I gotta give it to Lebron James because Lebron James
is doing things that people have never seen before. Also too,

(01:41:37):
Lebron's playing in a much more difficult atmosphere. Also too,
Lebron James has much better teammates. Also too, Lebron James
has done things that people said he would never be
able to do at the age of forty Is he
forty five? I don't know forty one, right, And so
to be able to put up the level of numbers
you're putting up for the time that you're putting it up,

(01:41:57):
I'm a real NBA guy. We can get in the
stats and dive into my man is superman if and
I'll say this, if if Lebron James would have had
Scottie Pippen, he would have been able to have the
level of success on NBA Finals to streak the streak.
And so I got to give him the greatest of
all time because of the player. Lebron James can play
every position. I mean we're talking about individual players.

Speaker 3 (01:42:19):
If we talk your guy gonna have to put his
camera and work I'm just telling you because.

Speaker 25 (01:42:29):
Not now to that to that defense though, right if
we're gonna say who's the goat, right, I don't think
that it's fair to compare the goat in the NBA
when we talk about rings versus overall talent, who's the
most skilled and who's the most talented are a little
bit of a two different questions. But I think if
I have to pick today, because what if Lebron plays

(01:42:50):
two more years and he wins another ring, are you
gonna say he's not the greatest of all time? Because
I just it's it's I'm I'm convinced at this point.
I'm a believer. At this point, I can't.

Speaker 3 (01:43:00):
I hate to do it.

Speaker 25 (01:43:01):
But Lebron James is he's still hooping today. Yeah, I'm
scared with this guy because we appreciate you coming in
and helping us out with the show. You are welcome anytime.
If you think sports is in your soul, it is
We're the place to be.

Speaker 3 (01:43:21):
Uh. And I love your answer about Lebron James.

Speaker 25 (01:43:25):
When NBA season kicks off, I love to get in
here and give you my predictions because it's all I do.
I got the four screens going I got the split
screen TV. I'm watching four games at once. I got
you know, league pass, I'm listening. We could dive in,
you know what I mean, and we give you some
political idea. We just swap back and forth. Tell me
how we're gonna do it. Let's let's make it. Let's
change the community. Like one Lebron James basketball player at

(01:43:49):
the time. I'm not really a Lebron James stand. I'm
just saying it's got great I mean, but but Jordan
is the goat, right, the grace of all time. It's
still it for debate. If if Lebron gives me one
more ring, we're gonna have to just sit it down,
just one more wing. You gotta sit it down, man,
That's all I'm saying.

Speaker 3 (01:44:04):
But let me say this.

Speaker 25 (01:44:05):
Last election is November fourth. I am on the very
same ballot as the mayor's race in the local Atlanta
municipal race November fourth. First name on the ballot Charles Bourgeois.
You can find me at Charles for Atlanta dot com
on all socials, Charles for Atlanta.

Speaker 3 (01:44:22):
So you got a political slow bougie for us for you.

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We spit like that.

Speaker 1 (01:44:32):
We spent ball. We're gonna keep on. That's the north
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Speaker 25 (01:44:41):
Three three one eight is the future of Atlanta. Join me,
Join me, three or three is the future of Atlanta.

Speaker 3 (01:44:49):
The power of us.

Speaker 25 (01:44:50):
Charles for Atlanta dot Com, Charles Bourgeois City Council candidate
for District nine. I appreciate the time, mister Gandy. This
is a pleasure, Thank you, sir, and we'll be back
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Speaker 1 (01:47:25):
Back to this boy, shock shock this wor shock winge
ken do even like to think? District nine City councilmen,
as you said, get out and vote. Charge Bougeoir a
great guy and I love we were just talking about.

Speaker 3 (01:47:38):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (01:47:39):
I love a politician that will answer the question. The
answer does not have to be.

Speaker 15 (01:47:48):
For me.

Speaker 1 (01:47:50):
My problem with politician is when you politic the answer, Well,
I asked you a question and you don't answer the
question because I think that's for me, because I want
to believe right or wrong you're going to implement, and
some of that starts with that. You answer the question.
The bad producer, you ask him a question and and

(01:48:10):
he wants to enagle it into something else.

Speaker 3 (01:48:13):
Politics the thing and when you ask a question. The
thing about the answer is you have to have an
answer that comes along with a question. But answer sometimes,
like when you're looking for this, I ask you, do
you like strawberry ice cream? A chocolate. I just want
one of those two. The American dairy farmer has market

(01:48:33):
super hard on the front lines to keep all Americans fed,
and they do a lot of hard work. And sometimes
when we think about flavor ice cream, flavors are like
the flavors of America. They're diverse and they come in
so many different Criss a great answer, but I didn't
get an answer.

Speaker 9 (01:48:51):
No.

Speaker 6 (01:48:52):
Yes, next question, yes you did, because that's a great
answer because you don't want to offend the person that
might want to give you that.

Speaker 1 (01:49:00):
Political things stephen A and Michelle Obama, the cat fighting?
What are they cat fighting over? Do you any of
you guys know?

Speaker 3 (01:49:06):
Podcast? She said she she was critical of ESPN. Okay, and.

Speaker 5 (01:49:13):
Stephen A fired back, Yeah. Basically she's saying that. She
she it was like hard to watch ESPN or watch
First Take because everyone's.

Speaker 3 (01:49:25):
Just it's like real housewives, Real housewives. That's what she
compared it to Real Housewives. Everybody's bickering and going back
and forth and nobody's letting anybody else talk. And what's
the difference is what she said, what's the difference between
that and First Take?

Speaker 1 (01:49:41):
And this is what I would offer someone Likeael stephen
A or even the ESPN or even what I try
to do is you take Michelle Obama's age, which Michelle
Obama would be sixty, that means that from the conception
of ESPN, which she would have been eighteen years old
when it started, And so that means that her understanding

(01:50:06):
of ESPN started where it was sports, just sports. It
wasn't about your opinion of sport. Now, it was just
here are the fact, here are the stats. Remember when
the stats told the story? Yes, didn't having to do
about yes, how do you feel? Or play the Chicago

(01:50:28):
another another right for her to say that would be
kind of what we were saying earlier. We need to
uh subtract a lot of this and let's get back
a little more.

Speaker 15 (01:50:42):
To me.

Speaker 1 (01:50:43):
We've turned a lot of sports into the national choir,
and there's a place for that. But I think people
they've they've taken all mainstream sport and maybe.

Speaker 11 (01:50:56):
To it.

Speaker 3 (01:50:56):
Yes, that's I believe that that has happened. So you're
having a whole show that has nothing to do but
full opinion of something, and that's what we're talking about.
They're giving how many every day you wake up something
about well, Lebron felt this about Luca. How do we
know all that eight sources? What does this mean?

Speaker 1 (01:51:24):
What does this mean for Lebron's future? You mean the
future where he's about to retire. What future would you
be liking to talk about?

Speaker 3 (01:51:33):
People are referring to him our online listeners. Uh, Keith
Ramsey refers to him as SaaS essay, Yes, stephen A
Smith And maybe that's why him and Morchelle Obama a Vickery.

Speaker 1 (01:51:49):
And we and we kind of saw where there was
a corner that Stephen A started turning. Yes, he did that,
even the athletes like Kevin Durant pushing Yes, when they
started pushing back, I think that's when this.

Speaker 3 (01:52:05):
This trench new.

Speaker 1 (01:52:06):
Directed gotten dig where. Okay, now you're going a little
too far. You're trying to you can talk about Kevin
Durant to a point as a man who hasn't but
then you're getting where you're talking like you took the
last second shot, right, Oh, he's a bomb for not

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taking it.

Speaker 3 (01:52:28):
Well, how many shots have you ever taken period, let
alone in the last second Michelle Obama? Okay, I see
Michelle in your second act having a little well she
got secret service so she ain't worried about no clap ack.
She from Chicago, the rock from that district, from the

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district that they ain't worried about none of that.

Speaker 1 (01:52:52):
Come on, stephen A, see some id you got to do?
Like say you got a call and what do you
say the people do call? I'll have to check check.
We'll be back to Sports Jock Show right after this.

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Speaker 2 (01:54:09):
When we put a spin on LFE and sports and
how they intermingle on the Sports Jack Show with Wayne Candy, it.

Speaker 3 (01:54:44):
Ain't what to sell.

Speaker 1 (01:54:46):
Welcome back to the Sports Shock shall I'm the sports
Shock Wayne Candy, As I said, exciting, we're grolling into
really the first weekend of preseason games. Everybody can try
out their new recipes in the backyard before they start
serving them. Try to work them out now, don't don't
don't wait till September the fifth to start practicing. As

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as my family said, don't practice on things. Don't practice
on Thanksgiving. Yeah, don't don't.

Speaker 3 (01:55:15):
You don't cook things on Thanksgiving? You ain't. You ain't
never cook before. Yeah, I think I can do potato salad,
not today, that's today. You don't think you can do
potto dressing. So a lot of teams will get some
looks at a lot of young players. As we talked
about shadeor Sanders, we talked about Lands Trade Lance last week,

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getting in and that's what you'll probably get a lot
of backups quality only three person games. So the first
game is it's more now this used to be more
of game what you would see game four. Now it's
in game one because two and three teams are going
to start putting their players that they're going to one

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on the field. X. Miami staffer has been charged felony
stole over four hundred game one jerseys? Is this crime everywhere?
When did this it the Miami Heat? When did this
hit you?

Speaker 1 (01:56:19):
When?

Speaker 3 (01:56:20):
When did you start this crime spree? Because you sound
like you got a degree from Colombia Sports and a
master's from Brown and you went down and you got
this job with the Heat, or you went to South
Beach for a trip and never went back to Brown
or something and you got a job with the Heat. Yeah,
and then you decided you were going to start stealing

(01:56:43):
jerseys to the tune of four hundred dollars. And you
call your mom and say what on this call? Somebody
please tell me what you tell mama? Mom? Take that
black trans bag in. This is the day Kindly Correctional Center.
And we have a call from Lands. Hey, Mama, this

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Lands Lands, Lands. How you doing? How's the weather down
there in South Beach? I can't see it, Mama listening
what you're doing? Because I heard they said they kind
of correction What are you doing down there y'all. Y'all
doing some kind of charity event, and no, Mama, listen.
I need you to listen real close to and got
time to ask no questions. I need you going doing
another statue of Dwayne Wade. That that last one was terrible.

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I know, Mama, I know I didn't have nothing to
do with that. I need you to listen to me, mama. Okay, pardon, okay,
go in the base. Daddy outside he cutting the grass
right now, but he'll be in in just a second. Okay. Well,
when he come in, y'all go in the basement. And
it's a box in the basement. I need y'all throw
that box out. It's a big box, big, big, big,

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better box, the box of the jersey that you said, Mama.
I ain't say nothing what was in it. I need
you to listen, No say nothing, Mama. I just need
you to go in the basement in and throw away
my box.

Speaker 1 (01:58:01):
That's all I need you to do, right now, right now,
after we get off the phone, Okay, I'll let your
daddy know that we're going to get rid of the box.

Speaker 3 (01:58:09):
But we already took the jerseys out. Mama, saying that
you can't say the Jay words Avenue seriously, good command
you We just we just crime.

Speaker 1 (01:58:23):
Now how many years did he work? And I'm saying
and I know y'all be sitting like sports shock is
just on. We seem to have decided that crime is
an occupation.

Speaker 14 (01:58:32):
It is.

Speaker 3 (01:58:34):
I mean, I don't want to be old, and I
hate when I say things. I really do when I say.

Speaker 1 (01:58:38):
Remember, but there was a time where crime people that
was in crime. It was more of a last resort.
They had never really seen another option, right right, you can't.
This is my They was the people who signed up
for the Miami heat job but never got it. So
they went into the crime there and see so there.

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I think that what happened was there is a shift.

Speaker 3 (01:59:03):
There. Used to be a time when we saw right
and wrong as tied to crime. If it wasn't yours
and you took it, that's wrong and that's stealing. But
now we have what we call victimless crimes. Well, you
can commit a crime. It wasn't nobody really hurt by
that crime, bro, I'll come home, man, just o four

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hundred jerseys, Come on, man, ain't nobody really need them?
Four hundred ain't nobody really need. How many years was
he working there? It's only four hundred. They can make
four hundred jersey. We can make more game war now
that I set that's twenty thousand. You were trying one hundred,
So you were trying to actually live. You weren't just

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trying to pay like a bill off. No, No, that's
what I'm saying. You you got by the time you
got to jersey number twenty two, you were fully committed. Yeah,
I'm finn to get some money. Now, four hundred plus
jerseys and you did he work work there? How did
you get that many? Article I read it didn't say
how was he there doing? It was game was It

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was some other things too. It was it was quite
a big balls, balls and shoes. So you might have
some d Wade, you might have some bo washing jerseys.
You might have run what's your boy? That just went
to Jimmy Jimmy buckets, Tyler Hero. It was some number.

Speaker 1 (02:00:26):
It was close maybe to a million dollars worth of
memorabilia kind of stuff that he stole.

Speaker 3 (02:00:31):
That's why he did it, all memorab But it's a victimless.
People seemed to.

Speaker 6 (02:00:37):
Be like crime is an occupation but they were game
war jersey wore what they no game jerseys, no game
warn jerseys.

Speaker 3 (02:00:48):
It says it says the property of the Miami Heat.
Where where say that?

Speaker 1 (02:00:52):
It says inside the jersey. Actually I didn't look. I
was just looking at the name on the back. I
thought it was we are n sat there for a
few years, and we are and my mom definitely wouldn't
come getting me out of jail for that. We are
in the ocean. The truth is he will throw your

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in the ocean.

Speaker 2 (02:01:17):
It's time to wrap things up on the Sports jug
Show with Dayne Gandy.

Speaker 3 (02:01:50):
When you decided an ocean to get just watched out
testament and defend.

Speaker 1 (02:01:53):
Would like to thank you for tuning in to today's show,
any segment, any hour, anytime that you gave us this week.

Speaker 3 (02:02:00):
We appreciate it. Thank you. District nine.

Speaker 1 (02:02:06):
I remember in November election Charles Boudoir, Ditrick nine city
councilmen on the docket. I'm not gonna just say go vote,
but go vote, do some research and stop having people
beg you to vote.

Speaker 3 (02:02:24):
You just vote. It counts.

Speaker 1 (02:02:26):
It might not always end up with your the person
you voted for wins, but it's a lot that goes in.
It lets people know what their community is about. But
please get out and thank you Charles for coming on
the show today. Going in the ocean smelling sauce. Why

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y'all on the sideline. NFL early in the week tot
the NFL players that they couldn't use smelling sauce on
the side line.

Speaker 3 (02:03:02):
The ammonia pills that we've.

Speaker 1 (02:03:03):
Been doing since the seventies, your papa little monia. Sniff
it in wake up some day and if you're real good,
you put about ten of them in a water bottle,
break them, put them in the water bottle, shake them up,
and hit it like Big Kenny used to do in
the late eighties. Just hit it the late eighty minutes ago.

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And now y'all want to ban it because what somebody
saw it.

Speaker 3 (02:03:31):
On the sideline? Where is the love for the player?
Why are you in my business?

Speaker 15 (02:03:37):
On?

Speaker 3 (02:03:37):
Why how I get up for the game?

Speaker 1 (02:03:40):
Now you're retracting NFL talking about well you can use
as long as you bring it. Y'all are a trip
Like I'm gonna go buy some ammonia capsules. No, I'm
gonna go right like I've been doing in the mid
tent and get it, getting me a little here, go out.

Speaker 3 (02:04:00):
On the field.

Speaker 1 (02:04:01):
I just feel like NFL, you don't have to weigh
in on everything. Forget the public. I know y'all so
money driven. Some fan looked on the sideline as nosy
people do and want to know why George Kittles is
over there sniffing a cup. He was getting a little monia.

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We've been doing it forever.

Speaker 3 (02:04:24):
That's about way back, even when I was in college.
And it wakes you up.

Speaker 1 (02:04:30):
It only lasts about three plays, but it does get
your geeked for a minute.

Speaker 26 (02:04:36):
Up.

Speaker 3 (02:04:37):
Fuck NFL, fucked up clank spaceships and banking right right
now now, I'd like to put out disclaimer.

Speaker 1 (02:04:47):
Any young kids out there, uh don't don't go because
if you get sick.

Speaker 3 (02:04:52):
Uh.

Speaker 1 (02:04:53):
The sports shot was not support sniffing ammonia caps. I say,
Dwight Gooding and man, that was a you hit him
in middle school for Big Kenny commands you Greg the
bad producing the sports shock. As we always say on Thursday,
We'll see you in the future.

Speaker 3 (02:05:11):
Peace.