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Let's get back to it here on You Better You Bet on a Thursday, Femmy and Bebuffay, Jake Hassan, hanging out with you guys here on the BetMGM Network.

Thank you to Matt Moore of the Action Network, who joined us in the last segment.

Matt breaking down the cool project that he's working on this summer, breaking down the best signature moves in NBA history with a 32 move bracket, which I cannot wait to see how it unfolds. I know he likes the dream shake. Bill likes the dream shake as well. Hard to argue with that one. I'm a sham god guy. That's me. Like you know, you put the ball out there and just kind of try to cross him up like that's you know it's we don't do that anymore you know it's just like we can't afford to get hurt out there in these streets but uh back in the day when we were about that ball is life um it was the god sham god uh was the move that i always was trying to emulate out there on the blacktop jake have you

ever a hooper like i know like you're into the kickball which we'll definitely talk about in the power

hour but like basketball was that in your bag or were you mainly just like a baseball kickball kind of

a dude i i tried to do basketball for a little bit i'm in like fourth or fifth grade because i was

one of those

kids that like I'm famously six too. So I sprouted early. Like I in fifth grade I was one of the just like tall, lanky, gangly kids that was, you know, a couple, a few inches, four or five inches taller than everybody else. How so my dad in the fifth grade? I mean, no, I'm, I wasn't six feet tall, but but you know i i just grew i hit that first growth spurt before a lot of other kids in my grade so i mean i don't have exact measurables for you but everybody i was just like i was the giraffe out there like i had too many elbows and knees i didn't know what to do with them so i tried basketball because my dad was like oh well you're taller than you're taller than everybody. Just go out there and, you know, just throw it up. And I was like,

okay. And I was terrible at it. I'm not super coordinated, Femi, so I did one year of basketball. And we were like, yes, probably isn't for me. We'll stick to baseball and golf, which then just became golf once I got to high school.

So yeah, and now it's involved into kickball.

So I would love to say yes.

Like, I'll play pickup every now and then with my friends. became golf once I got to high school. So yeah, and now it's involved into kickball. So I would

love to say yes. I like I'll play pickup every now and then with my friends, but I'm very open

about the fact, do not expect any scoring for me. I'm an enforcer. I'll play defense, but I ain't

doing much offensively in the box score. You know what? I will say a couple things.

First of all, like, do golf in high school, very valuable tool.

Because once you get to like 30s, 40s, like everyone wants to golf.

Nobody's out there trying to play flag football or pick a basketball.

The amount of people since like ever since I moved out to my parents' house and became somewhat of an independent adult over the last few years Every year more and more of my friends are like I got to take up golf can you teach me out of golf can you take me to the range? I'm trying to figure it out and like more and more of my friends Especially because obviously as Niccoe he says we live in the toy department of life a lot of my friends are corporate stooges and they're sitting in a cube all day. So they go to go out there and make deals. It's like, I had a friend come up to me and he does like business something or other. I don't know. I kind of zone out and disassociate when he explains it. But he had to travel for work to go make some deal or close some deal. And he goes, yeah can you take me to the range a couple times just so I don't

embarrass myself? And I'm like, yeah, you know, and that's, and that Femi is how you get a

couple beers paid for every weekend. I teach you your friends how to golf. And then you run

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