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I don't care for the sportsman like talk.

Toucher and rich.

At least let me live in a fantasy world that for three hours you hate each other.

On 985, the sports hub.

You know, I had an incredible 20 years, you know, really this incredible 20 years.

And I wouldn't change anything over the course of 20 years that were magical

and all the relationships, again, that I developed.

And, you know, those shaped me into who I am as a person as a player.

That ain't five, the Sports we're toucher and rich.

By the way, Mike D. has got a bunch of his awards up for, I guess his mom died.

And he's given all his, Mike D. for the Beastie Boys, he's given all his awards to his mom.

And now that she's dead, he just has auctioned him off for charity. And I looked at it and I could afford a platinum record of Paul's boutique as it sits right now. But then I don't, what am I going to do with it? Yeah, you know, there's certain things that you think like you'd want. And then when the reality sets in of what it would actually be like once it arrived in the mail you'd be like all right what am i going to do with us

and it's presented to him but it almost feels like lame to buy something that was presented to him i don't

know why he's still alive i know that's the thing too is that and it's like, and the whole reason that you have it is kind of based on tragedy. You know, like he, you know, because of his mom and now she's passed away. I don't know if that's a tragedy. I think his mom was of an age where you pass. Or just sadness, not a tragedy, but based on sadness. I mean, it's going to a good cause.

I don't look at it like that. I look at it just like... Because a baseball card is something that was created by someone else. It's not like the guy created it. It's like, I don't know, like... I don't know. For some reason, because I looked at it and I'm like, wow, I could afford that. I don't know where it's now. It was last night I could have afforded it.

And I was like, but, I could afford that. I don't know where it's now. Last night I could have afforded it. And I was like, but, you know, what am I going to do with it? Well, you just reminded me of something when you mentioned the Beastie Boys. So there was a picture that I tweeted out a couple of days ago of Kurt Schilling, and he is on the field. And I think I was told that this is in 2008. Well, it was after the 2007. Yeah, 2007. Oh, seven. Before the 07 parade. It was before the 07 parade. Okay. So Kurt Schilling is on the field. He's shaking the hand of Tom Warner. And way in the background, if you zoom in, there is indeed a hidden wallick. And his head is just like b bubbling back there. By the way, like, I mean, looking nice and smooth. The grays are blacks, you know, back then. You could have told me they took that picture yesterday, and I would have believed it. The wall man has been preserved. I don't know if you looked old back then or if he just stayed the same. He always looked old i'm ralph macho is what i am

or or you're like you know george burns who looked a hundred when he was uh could be

right somebody somebody wrote a comment underneath him that just made me laugh for some reason

because why you would think this and then the more i thought about it the more it actually started to strangely make sense

they said Wallach looks like the fourth Beastie boy and I zoom in and I'm like who the hell would

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