Shannon Sharpe reacts to Shaquille O'Neal calling Unc out for criticizing Jokic interview | Nightcap

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10 May 202416:40

Summary

TLDRIn this transcript, the speaker, presumably a sports personality, addresses a recent controversy involving Shaquille O'Neal. The speaker defends his work ethic and commitment to his profession, asserting that he maximized his abilities through discipline and dedication. He challenges Shaq's claim to being the most dominant player without having more MVP awards, pointing out that Shaq himself admitted to not training as hard as he could have. The speaker also suggests that if Shaq had taken his career as seriously as other greats like Kobe Bryant or Michael Jordan, he might have achieved even more. The dialogue is framed as a respectful discussion about the criteria for greatness in sports and the importance of hard work, with the speaker expressing admiration for Shaq's talent and achievements while maintaining that no one can claim to have outworked him. The conversation ends on a light note, with the speaker inviting a friendly competition and reiterating his respect and lack of animosity towards Shaq.

Takeaways

  • 📈 The speaker emphasizes the importance of maximizing one's potential, suggesting that despite not being the most naturally talented, hard work and dedication can lead to great achievements.
  • 🏆 The speaker discusses the criteria for being considered among the top players in a profession, using the example of Shaquille O'Neal's dominance in basketball and his MVP awards.
  • 🀔 There is a debate about whether individual awards like MVPs are necessary to be included in the top five of all-time greats in a sport.
  • 🏀 The speaker acknowledges Shaquille O'Neal's physical prowess and dominance on the basketball court, comparing him to other greats like Jordan, Kobe, and LeBron.
  • 👥 The speaker touches on the idea that Shaq's success could have been even greater if he had taken his training and diet more seriously.
  • 🏆 The speaker questions the MVP selection process, wondering why certain players with impressive stats and team success don't win the award.
  • 👍 The speaker gives credit to other athletes for their achievements and abilities, showing a willingness to acknowledge the skills of others.
  • 😀 There is a sense of frustration expressed by the speaker regarding the perception of their work ethic and the accusations of jealousy or clickbait in their commentary.
  • 🀝 The speaker expresses a desire for a healthy dialogue and a clear distinction between personal opinions and any potential misunderstandings.
  • 👊 The speaker challenges Shaq to a hypothetical 'Royal Rumble' style debate or discussion, showing a competitive spirit and a willingness to engage in friendly rivalry.
  • 💬 The speaker concludes by reiterating their respect for Shaquille O'Neal and their lack of personal animosity, inviting further conversation and emphasizing mutual respect.

Q & A

  • Who is the speaker addressing in the transcript?

    -The speaker is addressing Shaquille O'Neal (Shaq) and also speaking to his audience, referring to them as 'guys'.

  • What is the main issue the speaker wants to address?

    -The speaker wants to address the comments made about Shaq, specifically regarding Shaq's work ethic and the number of MVPs he has won.

  • What is the speaker's stance on Shaq's work ethic and his achievements?

    -The speaker believes that despite Shaq's dominance, he could have achieved more if he had trained harder and maintained his weight better.

  • What does the speaker suggest about Shaq's impact on basketball?

    -The speaker suggests that Shaq is one of the most dominant players in basketball history, and his size and athleticism were unparalleled.

  • What is the speaker's opinion on Shaq's place among the top basketball players of all time?

    -The speaker believes that Shaq should be in the top five basketball players of all time due to his dominance, even though he only won one MVP.

  • What criteria does the speaker use to determine a player's place in the top five?

    -The speaker's criteria for being in the top five includes having more than one regular season MVP.

  • How does the speaker describe his own work ethic and achievements in his profession?

    -The speaker describes his work ethic as disciplined and dedicated, stating that he maximized his god-given abilities and never cheated himself out of hard work.

  • What does the speaker suggest about the importance of individual awards in evaluating a player's greatness?

    -The speaker questions the importance of individual awards like MVP in determining a player's greatness, especially if a player was the most dominant at their position.

  • What is the speaker's opinion on Shaq's comments about not taking practice seriously?

    -The speaker disagrees with Shaq's approach to not going hard in practice to avoid getting beat up, suggesting that it could have limited his potential achievements.

  • How does the speaker feel about the possibility of a friendly competition or debate with Shaq?

    -The speaker is open to a friendly competition or debate, suggesting a 'Royal Rumble' style discussion between his podcast 'Night Cap' and Shaq's show on TNT.

  • What is the overall tone of the speaker towards Shaq?

    -The overall tone of the speaker towards Shaq is respectful and admiring, with no intent to create animosity. The speaker emphasizes that he loves Shaq and has no beef with him.

Outlines

00:00

🏀 Addressing Shaq's Comments and Work Ethic

The speaker starts by encouraging viewers to subscribe and then addresses a recent discussion about Shaquille O'Neal's comments. He clarifies that his previous remarks were not out of jealousy but rather an observation on Shaq's approach to the game. The speaker emphasizes his own work ethic and dedication, suggesting that Shaq's success was remarkable given that he didn't always train or eat optimally. He also touches upon the criteria for MVP awards and how Shaq's dominance should have translated to more MVP titles, leading to a broader discussion on the greatest basketball players and the value of individual awards in assessing a player's legacy.

05:00

🀔 Evaluating Shaq's Ranking Amongst Basketball Greats

The speaker continues to discuss Shaq's standing among the all-time basketball greats, questioning why Shaq isn't considered in the top five despite his dominance. He goes over the criteria he personally uses to evaluate a player's ranking, which includes the number of regular season MVPs. He lists other players who have won MVPs during Shaq's era and suggests that if Shaq had taken the game as seriously as other greats like Kobe Bryant or Michael Jordan, he might have had an even more impressive career. The speaker also reminisces about Shaq's athleticism and unique skill set for his size, expressing admiration for Shaq's abilities.

10:01

👥 Respectful Dialogue and No Beef with Shaq

The speaker expresses a desire for a respectful dialogue about basketball players and their achievements without any animosity. He clarifies that he has no issues with Shaq and does not wish to engage in arguments or debates. The speaker fondly recalls Shaq's personality and contributions to the sport, as well as his own content creation through his podcast. He invites Shaq for a friendly competition or discussion, emphasizing that they can maintain a good relationship regardless of differing opinions on the sport. The speaker concludes by reiterating his respect for Shaq and his achievements.

15:01

📞 Open to Communication and Moving Forward

In the final paragraph, the speaker reiterates that there is no beef with Shaq and extends an open invitation for direct communication. He expresses his admiration for Shaq and wishes him continued success in his endeavors, including his work on TNT and his podcast. The speaker also reflects on how people tend to focus more on negative comments than positive ones, suggesting that this is a common human tendency. He ends on a light-hearted note, suggesting a friendly competition between his podcast, 'Night Cap,' and Shaq's show on TNT, alluding to a 'Royal Rumble' of sorts, and emphasizing that they can remain friends regardless of the discussion's outcome.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Subscribe

The act of signing up to receive updates or content from a particular source. In the context of the video, the speaker encourages viewers to subscribe to not miss any episodes, highlighting the importance of audience engagement for content creators.

💡Shaq

Shaquille O'Neal, a retired professional basketball player, is a central figure in the discussion. The speaker addresses Shaq's comments and work ethic, comparing their respective sports careers and the concept of dominance within them.

💡Clickbait

A sensationalized or misleading title or thumbnail used to attract clicks on online content. The speaker uses the term to describe a provocative statement about professional ranking and the right to comment on someone's profession, which is a commentary on internet culture and the quest for attention.

💡Work ethic

The degree of dedication and effort put into one's work. The speaker emphasizes his own work ethic and questions Shaq's, suggesting that Shaq's success could have been even greater if he had been more disciplined and dedicated.

💡MVP (Most Valuable Player)

An award given to the best performing player(s) in a sports league. The speaker discusses the number of MVP awards won by Shaq and other players, using it as a measure of dominance and success in basketball.

💡Top 50/Top 75

Lists that rank the greatest basketball players of all time. The speaker mentions these rankings to argue that while Shaq is highly regarded, his place in the top five is debatable due to his approach to the game and the number of MVP awards he won.

💡Gossiping

The act of talking about other people's private lives, often in a negative or speculative way. The speaker accuses Shaq of gossiping on his podcast, suggesting that it is a way to stay relevant rather than focusing on one's own work ethic and achievements.

💡Dominance

The state of being superior or having control over others. The term is used to describe Shaq's impact on the game of basketball and to question why, despite his perceived dominance, he did not win more MVP awards.

💡Maximize potential

The idea of using one's abilities to their fullest extent. The speaker contrasts his own approach to his career with Shaq's, suggesting that he maximized his potential through hard work and discipline.

💡Criteria

The standard or principle based on which decisions are made. The speaker discusses the criteria for being considered among the top players in a sport, questioning the value of individual awards in comparison to overall performance and impact.

💡Rivalry

A competition or conflict involving two or more parties. The speaker proposes a friendly rivalry or debate between their podcast and Shaq's, suggesting a respectful and competitive discourse rather than personal animosity.

Highlights

Unk encourages viewers to subscribe to not miss any episodes of Night Cap.

Addressing a recent controversy involving Shaq's comments and accusations of jealousy.

Unk refutes claims of jealousy and clickbait, emphasizing his work ethic and dedication.

Unk acknowledges Shaq's achievements, including four rings, three finals MVPs, and top 50/75 rankings.

Unk challenges Shaq's work ethic and commitment to training and diet.

Unk expresses admiration for Shaq's dominance on the court despite his self-acknowledged shortcomings.

Unk questions the criteria for MVP awards and how they relate to Shaq's single MVP win.

Unk discusses Shaq's potential if he had taken his career as seriously as other top players.

Unk emphasizes that despite Shaq's dominance, he believes Shaq could have achieved more.

Unk shares his criteria for being in the top five players, which includes having more than one regular season MVP.

Unk invites a healthy dialogue about players and their respective crafts without animosity.

Unk proposes a friendly competition between his podcast, Night Cap, and Shaq's show on TNT.

Unk reiterates his respect for Shaq and his desire to maintain a positive relationship.

Unk discusses Shaq's acknowledgment of not taking practice seriously and the potential impact on his career.

Unk reflects on his own career, stating he maximized his abilities and has no regrets.

Unk offers well wishes to Shaq for continued success on his podcast and platform.

Unk asserts that there is no beef between him and Shaq, and they can engage in discussions without animosity.

Transcripts

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hey guys it's your favorite Unk here go

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ahead and click that subscribe button

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below so you don't miss a single episode

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of night cap that button right here come

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for the sports stay for the

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stories Oho there something I want to

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address uh just came to brought to my

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attention is that

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uh uh oo everyone spamming okay Shaq

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about the comments that I said last

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night Shaq said you took me sticking up

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for shet as jealousy of Joker show

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how smart you are and how you say

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anything to get clicks that's not what I

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did but anyway so here's the clickbait

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for you if I ain't ranked in the top 10

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in your profession then you can't

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speak don't forget I know what you did

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to get where you're at me jealous sounds

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like you jealous I know you're trying to

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stay relevant by gossiping on your

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podcast we don't we don't believe you

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you need more people in case you forgot

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four rings three finals MVPs top 50 top

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75 and to be quite Frank all this

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success you got still under me you don't

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know my work ethic but according I work

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less but not blah blah blah but anyway

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love uh love you love you too if you

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need help making money is better ways

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than gossiping I'm too old for this ish

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love always the most dominating big man

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ever never took it serious remember I

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know you and you know words of SC B I'm

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better than you g uh hg14 classification

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I have it you don't not in my

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profession wait when that happened he

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just about 10 minutes

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ago check in the check in the chat no he

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uh on

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IG I've never professed I'm I've never

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professed that I was his greatest shat

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but what I will say yes sir I got what I

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got because I work my ass off now Shaq

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has been the one that said that he

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didn't work as hard he didn't train as

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hard he didn't eat as well as he should

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have right right

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Shaq is the one that anytime someone

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wins an MVP he talks about how he should

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have been the MVP over Steve Nash now

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you guys have heard me speak glowingly I

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say Travis Kel is better Titan than I

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was so was grank so was a uh my guy uh

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what's his name uh for for the Chargers

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uh Antonio Gates Gonzo big winow I'm

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cool I got no problem you know why I got

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no problem oo with giving people credit

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right because I got everything out of my

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god-given ability God gave me the

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ability to do what I could do but he

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gave me discipline he gave me dedication

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the way I trained the way I ate the way

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I slept so this was all I could get

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right I now I would have felt some type

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of way if I had got these numbers and I

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half asked it but I never half asked it

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every I mean Kobe said Shaq should have

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won and they should have won right but

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he took but my thing is is that you

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can't and it say uh greatest characters

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it's Shaq I'm the greatest character no

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am I a top 100 player no am I the

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equivalent as a football player as Shaq

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was as a basketball player

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no but what I did do is that I maximize

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that and my question if Shaq

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and yeah because it's rough on the back

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my question is do you

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believe that you gave everything you

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possibly could in basketball did you

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train the way you should have did you

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eat the way you should have did you that

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just goes to show you how great you was

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is that you didn't you allowed your

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weight to get out of control the injury

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started to creep up and you got four

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rings and you got three finals

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MVP see I'm mad man I wish I understood

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because I wish I understood goddamn

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basketball so when you talking about

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Shaq especially during that time think

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about this if I don't know basketball

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now the way I should the way do like

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what you telling me right now is like

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I'm trying to process the [ __ ] think

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about it but I can't because I wasn't

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watching back then think about it oo

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he's the most he's the most dominant big

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man in the history of the game I know

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that much yes and he got one

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MVP so ah but think about this think

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about how they just I'm not gonna say

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Rob I I don't want to use the word Rob

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how they rob how they took they robbed

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Shay 30 30 points

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number one

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seed get it what's the criteria what's

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the criteria for MVP if you just gave it

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to Joker again but I don't think they

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gave it because Joker was top 10 in

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points top 10 in rebounds top 10 and

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assist and they basically had the same

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record they just had a uh OKC just had a

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better division record so you're talking

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about so it's not like Shay they were

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the number one seed and Joker was number

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10 right okay okay okay okay you took

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what I said as a slight okay I can get

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it and people say Well when SK see my

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thing is is that I'm not saying that I

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would I've never said I was the quit and

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I'm quick to say that when I see when I

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talk about Kevin Durant or I talk about

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any player I said I'm not the equivalent

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basketball player but all I can do is

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maximize my ability right Shaq no deep

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down he could take all the shots yeah

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you got more money yeah you're more

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famous than me yeah you're more

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wellknown you're going to have way more

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money than I

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but nobody will ever say that I was lazy

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or I cheated

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myself that's all I got for you big boy

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I ain't got nothing else for you sh I

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ain't got no I ain't here to argue with

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you I'm not here to debate with you it

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is what it is I can't do any more on the

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football field you can't do any more on

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the basketball court yes you were great

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yes you were great but you know deep

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down you should be in the top five Not

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Top 10 because you just said who else

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was the most dominant you said you were

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the most dominant most people agree you

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were the most dominant so I I have a

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question now yes see here we go here we

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go again with my lack of of basketball

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[ __ ] knowledge if Shaq was the most

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dominant to ever play at his position

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right the five the center how is he not

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in the goddamn top

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five ask him ask the people that say is

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Shaq in their top five ask them but I'm

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assuming people

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I'm okay I need to take a [ __ ] course

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or something if he's top five if he's

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the best big man of all time then he has

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to be in everyone's top five you got

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Jordan you got

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Kobe um LeBron I'm I'm assuming I I

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don't I don't know how the I what I've

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done I've told people my criteria for

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the top five

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I say for me for you to be in the top

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five you have to have at least you have

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to have more than one regular season MVP

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that's my criteria now some people say

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well Shannon as long as you got this or

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as long as you got that that's their

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criteria like you said what is the

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criteria for the

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MVP wait I have a

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question why why does the individual

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award matter to be included in the top

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five as something in general if you if

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you were the he was the most

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dominant at that position you got most

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Domin matter though you got you're the

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most dominant and you only won one MVP

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so how dominant were you I believe he

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the most dominant I do because I watched

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him play now I didn't see Wilt I I'm not

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g to say I didn't see Wilt I just saw

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just see wilt's numbers but for the guy

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and I started following basketball back

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in the late 70s right so as far as

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dominant Shaq was it

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Shaq was it Shaq is the most dominant

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player which means he should have more

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than one regular season MVP so when he

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was playing and he was dominant during

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these years who the hell was winning the

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damn

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MVPs

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Jordans uh LeBron won some MVPs uh Shaq

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came in in 92 right so Jordan Carl

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Malone uh Charles

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Barkley hey Barkley

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elijan David Robinson Tim Duncan Steve

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Nash hey hold on hold on Barkley won MVP

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yeah hey hey when I look at look at no

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no no see people people laugh at Charles

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and all that

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no huh what hell yeah hey what Charles

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he was the fo he was the F he was a

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power forward yes but he look he look

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undersized though he very undersized yes

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okay yes that's

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crazy I can't I can't I can't see I

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can't see Chuck outside of TNT or see I

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can't see him outside the go picture

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dominating on the basketball court no no

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no no no no no no no no no he was the

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real deal oh okay he was the real he was

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the real deal hey that's live that's

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live hey man but I put it like this here

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if Shaq if Shaq let's just say Shaq came

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in the 92 and he stayed at 3:25

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ain't no way he doesn't have four or

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five MVPs there's not no no way he

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doesn't have four he doesn't have five

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six INB uh uh finals wait when he was in

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Orlando he you say he was 325 when he

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came out he 713

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25 hey that's hey that's a big human boy

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yeah goly and that's why I say you're

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never we're never going to see a

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Shaquille O'Neal again people talk about

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we're not going to see a Jordan we're

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not going to see a LeBron we're not

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going to see a Kobe right we're never

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going to see a guy his size to be able

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to move like that back can move hey n

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hey you know the little clip remember

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the little clip with him and Jordan

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playing around at the All-Star Game yes

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and he hit the hey yeah boy buddy

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footwork boy Shaq footwork you remember

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they used to have they used to have a

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show on I forget the name of the show

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where like Shaq was like Shaq was like

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he would like go play fo flag football

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and he did other sport activities Oh

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yeah I remember that I remember that did

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you watch sha you see Shaq run

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yeah nobody had that size you're never

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gonna see a guy that size with that kind

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of

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athleticism you're

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not but may this okay this is my opinion

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I believe had Shaq taken as serious as

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Kobe as serious as Jordan as serious as

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as as as LeBron

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right with what he know and the access

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that he had so because as you get to

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that level you have access to the best

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trainers you have the access to the best

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nutritionist the best chefs

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yeah that's just my personal opinion

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right so hey man y'all you know what I

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ain't got no beef with Shaq a know no we

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can we can't have no beef with Shaq we a

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have no beef with Shaq because I don't

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want to have the jump on him you know I

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love L now you laughing I I love Shaq

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now I told you we ain't doing no more

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beasts we I a got no be with nobody I

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don't look my thing is what we can do

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what we can do is we can have a healthy

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dialogue yeah based on how we feel about

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you know individuals in in their

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respective crafts and and and and that's

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it sometime they might take offense to

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it Shaq we love you Shaq you you know I

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love you you know how I feel about you

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you know you you my dog and that there

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there were no issue there were no

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problem we were just talking about a

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subject matter in which I don't know

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much about and here's the thing if Shaq

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but see Shaq just Shaq is looking at

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what I'm saying in a vacuum because Shaq

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is the most dominant and nobody they've

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never bestowed that title on another

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five other than will right so joic is

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not more dominant but he has more

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regular season MVPs yeah guys are not

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more dominant right but he has he and so

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that's what I'm saying I believe me

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personally and chat y'all can disagree

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or dis agree or disagree

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right but Shaq said he didn't take

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practice serious he said I was going to

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get beat up in the game so why was I

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going to get beat up in practice you

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can't

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think Oho well I'm gonna run oo think

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about this think about what he said now

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he said he didn't go hard in practice

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because he didn't want to get beat up in

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practice because he gonna get beat up in

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the game what if you said you know what

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I didn't read no routes full speed in

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practice because I gonna run them full

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speed in the

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game

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dang he said on numerous occasions he

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wish he had taken it more he had trained

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harder and kept his weight under control

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but I guess me pointing that out what he

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said I guess he you

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know I'm where I am CA you know oo you

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know I was able to walk away from the

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game and never ever look

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back because I got everything I could

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right out of this seventh round draft

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selection out of this body nobody will

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ever say did people have more Talent

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than Shannon yes sir God gave him that

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M but you ain't gonna find nobody say

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they outworked it yeah and that's all I

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had so 815

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10,060 62 touchdowns eight Pro bowls

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fourth First Team all Pros five total

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three Super Bowls that's all I got on

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that's all that's all I could get yeah

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out of what God gave me I couldn't get

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anything

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else I like and by and and by my podcast

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my podcast is what it is yeah some

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people like it some people don't more

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people like it than don't yeah the

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number speak for

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itself so I wish you the best on your

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podcast and your your platform but I

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ain't got nothing I a I I ain't I ain't

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here to bad Shack or go back and forth

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with SH no no no we we ain't gonna do

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that we ain't gonna do that but what we

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can do is we have a night cap versus TNT

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Royal Rumble like if them boys want

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smoke we could we can get it on huh like

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listen you get shaed I hit I hit Kenny I

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hit Kenny and I push Kenny over yeah

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yeah and me and Chuck we go me and Chuck

14:32

we can go we can go we can go toe totoe

14:35

shoot night cap versus TNT I'm ready

14:37

it's I it don't make me none and we

14:39

could be friends right after and go eat

14:41

it it look it is what it look man it is

14:45

what it is I mean look and here's the

14:48

thing and this this we're all wired like

14:50

this Soo we really are all of we we

14:54

really are somebody can say a thousand

14:57

times Shannon is great but it's the one

15:00

time that they say I'm not is that that

15:03

you fix it on right how many times have

15:06

I led

15:08

Shack but it's the one time where he

15:11

fixate on and that's okay that's

15:15

okay listen we all love each other Shaq

15:17

we love you baby I ain't got no beef

15:18

with Shaq I ain't never had no beef with

15:20

Shaq no no no no no you we listen you

15:23

vegan anyway you don't eat beef

15:27

yeah but to Shaq I wish you nothing but

15:31

the best bro hey continue success keep

15:33

doing your thing on TNT keep doing your

15:36

thing on the podcast hey I ain't got no

15:39

I ain't got no beef with you bro that

15:40

was just my opinion we were talking we

15:43

were talking about it uh last night

15:45

because of what you said I stick up for

15:47

Shay whomever

15:50

whomever that's your that that's your

15:52

that's your opinion that's your opinion

15:55

Shaq I love you you want to go a few

15:56

rounds let me know

15:59

I was I was just sticking up for him in

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the

16:04

chat but we good Shaq we good hey you

16:08

know how to get in touch with me you

16:10

want to talk bro hey you want to

16:12

talk off off the uh uh off the A on the

16:16

air whatever you want to do bro we good

16:17

I'm good I ain't got no problem with you

16:19

I Ain never had no problem with you Shaq

16:20

you wantan to fight yeah you know what

16:22

to find me yet

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