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That's the one right there.

That's the one right there.

That's a picture of something about.

They are. That's a picture that's a something about. They are.

That's a cool picture.

Oh, slick Willie.

Oh, William, he's a good egg man. Yeah. We drove from Tucson after short round one year

all way to Houston, him and Coachell and Zeke actually. I was the year Zeke actually wasn't in Houston

but he just wrote Killer B one Tucson wrote with me to Houston and got to know each other and I was like dude make sure you enter

that thing is you never know.

Zecrode Killer B?

Yeah he won Tucson that year and sure enough Catherine my old boss. Yeah, hey we need a bronch her at her next set and I was like I got your guy and then he turned around the winds Houston that year too. Dang. That's pretty bad a.

Had he not entered?

He entered.

Yeah, but it wasn't in because it was like it was a rookie year, you know,

shooting nobody knew was eke yet.

Obviously they knew, you know, his family history, but yeah.

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