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Well, good morning to you.

It's Wednesday, the Yiddizcus.

Hello, hello, hello.

Al Dukes, let me just start by saying, you were right.

You've been right.

Good morning. Good morning. I'm going to play something for you. All right. Off the back. That you have lined up because this has you written all over it. And, you know, I've not that I've disagreed with you, but to hear a former athlete flat out say it. And Boomer probably has two through the years, but I heard it yesterday in the car and i thought al dukes this was tiki barber yesterday when talking about when he played

and he was injured and what other teams did i remember when i had a broken arm when i played in 2000

i had to tape my other arm because they were like literally stepping on my arms right Right. Just because they knew I had a broken arm. They were working his arm. They were working his arm. I knew it. I knew teams that it wasn't just professional wrestlers. Because wrestlers know you got to work the leg, you got to work the arm, whatever the injury is. And Tiki Barber has confirmed they work the injury they were working his arm so

what's he saying he used to he put tape on both arms so they weren't sure which one it was yeah

that must have been it this was all about so I'm listening to them talking about the nix and the 76ers

and joel m. B's injured and he's complaining and then he's talking about how I played injured I know

what it's like to be injured.

They were worked by arm.

They got to work.

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