0:00.0	Now, I remember when I was young, they had, we played basketball on a select group in
0:11.4	a really budget basketball team and after practice, sometimes the coach would drive us home.
0:23.2	You know, if your mom had a little bit of money or she had maybe a Toyota Camry or maybe
0:29.4	a van or something like that, something nice, your mother come get you, scoop you up from the
0:39.1	practice. But the remainder of us children would coach would give us a ride home. So you
0:48.3	hop in the coaches truck or you hop in the coaches, he had a van with a arm ladder on the
0:54.4	back, you know, and it didn't go anywhere, but you know, it's nice. It is kind of, you know,
1:01.1	it was nice to have. And anyway, you know, you get to know the coach well when he drives your home
1:09.6	from practice. And sometimes he would take us to do stuff, you know, he would take us to help him do
1:18.6	some work for him, giving us those rides. So one weekend, he drove us out into the country somewhere
1:26.3	to were helping him move something and loading things into a truck or something. It was me and this
1:33.1	young fella, Boo Boo Tyson. And this was a black gentleman and his name was Boo Boo Tyson. And
1:41.3	and his brother had tried to burn his legs off, but he, he didn't, he still had his legs, he didn't,
1:48.4	you know, he, it didn't happen, you know, and he had one leg that was a little hot, you know, but he
1:54.9	was, he was fine and he was a friend of mine. And we're driving along this road one time and on a
2:04.2	highway, me and him in the back of the truck and maybe they had a, you know, a lawn mower back there
2:11.2	are a little canteen of diesel or something, you know, maybe a jug of sip and water or something
2:17.7	back there with it. And we drove probably in the back of this little truck, this little Japanese
2:25.6	truck, maybe your Korean truck, a little K truck, die hat, Sue or something or sh, you know,
2:32.6	Shazatsu or some kind of little, just a little truck, man, it sounded like under the hood, they had
2:39.5	about 7,000 Korean people just, you know, just straining hard to keep it going. You know, one of
2:46.9	them little Shazatsu's or something, you know what I'm talking about, little truck. And, um,
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