Every day when we're on the road, people around us endanger themselves and others by looking at their phones while driving.

There is the sneak-a-peaker who darts their eyes between the road and their texts, or the nightlighter, who illuminates their car after dark.

If that's you, reconsider before you find yourself becoming the fender-bender-er, the got-a- got a ticket er, or worst of all, the driver

who killed someone. Put the phone away or pay. Paid for by NHTSA.

I knew I was quitting Adidas on that ride up because I could not ever do this again.

My word, that's the only reason I think I was successful.

A lot of the reasons, because I never lied to these families.

And they lied to me like night lied to me and, you know, whatever.

I'm not crucifying these these people that's part of life

but that's the that's the story so then obviously feel dark welcome to episode

357 of the Jim Rhone podcast what's good as always I appreciate you and I appreciate

you finding this pod. And I know

you have a million other options, which is why I always want to make sure that every single

episode is worth your time. And this one definitely is. We're joined by an icon. The man credited

with signing both Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant to sneaker contracts.

And according to his new book, could have secured LeBron James as well had Adidas done what it was supposed to do, but didn't.

I'm talking about Sonny Vicarrel, the author of a new book called Legends and Souls,

the memoir of an American original.

It's episode number 357 of the Jim Rollin podcast, and it's coming at you right now.

Sonny, I can't believe it.

It has been a long, long time since we have spoken, but it is so good to see you.

Sonny, how are you doing? Great. I'm looking at you on this

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