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It's the Mallory Bros.

Podcast, episode 290.

It's a special week, man.

Special episode for me.

Two nons, man, it means a lot to me. With me and Terrell were young. Oh, let me say this. Shout it to my brother right beside me. Big real, big real, big real. Wow, wow, wow, wow. Hey, but more for me. If you're showing love, I'm sicing my love. That's what I hope you did. But what for? what we're starting with. Episode 290 have you added across. Well, you don't really

got to add it across

if you look across, well, you're really got to add it across. If you're looking across, do y'all see that 2-9? Believe it or not, we just dropped the J-Cole, um, longest reaction that we ever did. Yesterday, if you listen to this now, yesterday was 2-9 You're listening to episode two nine zero. You're looking at two nines on your screen. You're listening to two nines in the mic through your ears, through your headphones, to your radio speaker, however you see and hearing this. I want to tell y'all a little quick story just to start this. Me and Terrell was young. We played basketball for this team that wasn't necessarily good, but me and Terrell was the shit.

And like, we realized very soon that, oh, we was just playing in the league where they was like, jial like trash.

Because when we got to the good team, we realized, oh, okay, yeah, now we're playing with our talent.

But for that one season, we just missed the good team we realized oh okay yeah now we plan with our talent but we tried out for that team too we just missed the good team try out or the yeah we missed the a team try out we tried out

we tried out with the motherfuckers that's like if you kid got a little bit of coordination kid got a little

bit of all he need help yeah so we came out there and looked like Rockstar. They was like, we definitely need him and him. So look, the positions me and Terrell played because we was tall. Terrell played the five. He was about an inch taller than me like now. A lot of y'all don't know that Terrell is taller than me. Wow, a lot of y'all watched this podcast. Don't know that. Terrell is the youngest, but he's taller.

Thorel always was like a little bit more stocky. I had to grow into my,

and still ain't caught him. I mean, still ain't caught me. It don't matter because it's

Louis. But look, Terrell played the five, I played the four, but I felt like one thing that I didn't think about was my very first jersey number was 44, right?

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