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It's another episode of the Kevin Clancy show and I can't stop getting bullied by homeless people.

I don't know what's happened.

I've been in New York City my whole fucking life.

Professionally speaking in and out of Manhattan now for, you know, more than 50% of my life now.

I am a seasoned vet when it comes to this shit, been around the homeless my entire life.

And certainly in the last five, six years in the area we've been here in Barstool HQ, we're over in Madison Square Garden area.

And in general, but certainly post COVID, they have just flocked to this part of town.

And I think because they have strengthened numbers now, they're getting cocky and they're getting, they're starting to feel

themselves a little bit. The homeless people are, are, are not, they never were timid for sure not.

But now they're just rolling up on me and I just keep getting pushed around the ring like a fucking clown.

If you don't live in New York City, you don't live in a, like a major city where there's homeless people.

You probably don't, it's probably doesn't even like cross your mind.

But for me, like I always had a system.

I always had like, you know, my headphones in head straight, like eyes straight forward, never make any eye contact, never slow down, never, never asked them.

What'd you say? Huh? What? No, nothing. You don't pay any attention to them.

And it sounds cruel and it sounds harsh. And yes, I wish we could fucking snap our fingers and get that son of a bitch Bill Gates to just give everybody money and get them off the streets.

But this is the way it is. It's a harsh reality of the world. There's homeless people here.

And if you're a sucker in this town and you give them money, you're gonna go broke because you see them every fucking five steps.

And so you got to just be a little bit cruel about it.

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