How can you not be excited after listening to that intro with his episode 33 of the

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Stay tuned. After hours, yeah, sorry, sorry. This is episode 33. We thought we had a great collection of former athletes who wore number 32 last week. This week

It's just as good. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the founder of the Skyhawk War 33 Patrick Ewing in the great center of the New York Nixon

Of course, Scotty Pippen, the six time NBA champion for the Chicago Bulls stop right there. Okay, first of all that 33 really should have been my number. That's right. I came from Oklahoma with 133 and Scotty was going to give it to me, but he was going to sell it to me for like 250 grand for number 33. I said so you can just keep that number. So the bulls gave me 34. You remember us. You had a buy a house for low. That was after that. It was a ride.

I went in 33 because that's my number all through little league all the way up my brother award. It's retarded Oklahoma and my high school is retired. So I really wanted that number and I thought I could work a deal with Scotty view the charge me probably

25,000 50,000 out of body because he's wearing it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, you got to get you have to get permission from someone. That's what you saw like Julio Jones. He won't you know, he didn't take 11 because the Y receiver from the Titans had it.

But that's a great story and everything. Yeah, John went down to the basement that they have.

Here we go for today's show over the shoulder is the only 33. Well, I should show to the folks. They can show the black and white. The legend. Yeah, there it is. Larry before his autograph. It's not out there.

Did he actually sign that for you? Would you buy that? And he is agent Bob Wolf. I had a Bob Wolf signed it. Yeah, no.

I'm going to talk to Larry and ask him. Give me that picture. I'm asking to design this thing. Oh my goodness, it's like Michael Jordan. Yeah, we'll get to that. Yeah, we'll talk to our special guest. Yeah, I'm a mean. We'll join us a little bit there. You guys talked about a lot of those knockoffs.

Yeah, I think your story happened to Shaq, too, because he was 33 at LSU and then he was 32 coming to the magic. I think Terry Catlett, gentlemen. Yeah, yeah, Terry Catlett had 33. And I probably did the same thing that he did to me. Everybody's trying to jack up the price.

Price for a jersey. Yeah, Bob, Wolf did a pretty good job. Yeah, almost looks almost looks real. Larry's personal assistant signing all those articles. Yeah, man, it says best wishes. Stinger.

Best wishes. Stinger. Best wishes. John. Yeah, this is best wishes. My good buddy. Yeah, Bob Wolf. Thank you. Well, you know, well, you remember the Jerry McGuire movie Jerry McGuire, Bob Wolf. That's the cameo at the end. Sure. Yeah, he was a legendary agent. And you know, who, you know, who basically Tom Cruise character is. There's two people that's model effort after David Falk and then Lee Steinberg. Yeah, Lee's in the movie, too. Yeah.

It's based off of those two guys because they were the two biggest agents in professional football and professional football. But David was the NBA. Right. David was the biggest agent in the parade. David Falk. Oh, man, you know what?

It's a quick story about David Falk. This big David Falk was like, like when I was coming from college, my biggest thing was when you're doing these interviews with agents, I didn't really want to hear any pitches for anybody else. I want to know who Michael Jordan's agent was.

Yeah, because he was doing all the commercials at the time. I said, whoever he's got. That's why one which turned out to be David Falk. So I had a huge game in Vegas against the UNLV running Rebels. I had 48 points, which is still a record a day for opposing players. I just thought out there. America, you know, and so I get this meeting set up with David's assistant, one of his assistant guys there who's in Vegas. Michael Higgins, who's a big agent. So not David Falk. No, you didn't let me finish. Michael Higgins was the introduction to me in David Falk.

So Michael was working in Vegas and he was at the game and he said, Hey, I want, you know, I want you to meet David Falk that he told me, you know, I want to set up a meeting.

I'm like, okay, that's the guy who did Michael Jordan, so I want to talk to. So I had this meeting with David Falk.

You know, he tells you what he's going to do. You know, it comes in with this whirlwind presentation. It's all, it was all first class. I mean, you didn't have to do out it. I was already sold because whatever Michael is doing, I'm watching hands commercials and Gatorade and sometimes I dream, you know, I figured my name could be sometimes I dream.

He is me like Stacy, you know, I felt my name could be in that, you know, so, so David Falk. David Falk was so big. Like, so when you called him on the phone, I mean, I told David, I said, Dave, look, I'm not going to be one of these needy guys.

I'm not going to be these guys. They call you every two seconds. I need you, David. I need you, David. I said, you'll never hear from me. But I said, here's one thing. If I call you, pick up the phone. Oh, yes, I got you. I'm always pick up the phone.

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