HR 2: The Golden Rule

Mason & Ireland

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4.5 • 754 Ratings

🗓️ 12 May 2025

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Mason and Ireland hit the phones for Sports Graffiti! Is the ‘Golden Rule’ still, act as if you wanted to be treated? Take a listen to this great story of Travis Hunter living by the Golden rule. What sports would you watch if there was no football, baseball or basketball? Wassup Foo! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	taking their best home game and sending it to Brazil.
0:04.0	I hate this for Charger fans, Brian.
0:06.2	What do you think?
0:07.2	Yeah, somebody who hasn't been able to see, you know,
0:09.6	Chiefs come here and SoFi Live.
0:11.2	I don't like that either.
0:12.0	I would have wanted to be at that game and see them, you know,
0:14.7	Herbert, Mahomes, matchup.
0:16.4	That's one you want to be at.
0:17.1	I mean, I know they want to put a great, but I mean, Casey and Chargers at home is, yeah, it's a good game.
0:24.2	And the Chargers lose a home game, which is too bad.
0:27.4	And they'll probably lose the game to the Chiefs, you know,
0:30.9	or they might, they could beat them, but the Chiefs are pretty good.
0:33.4	We're up to seven international games this year.
0:35.8	London, London, London, Berlin, Madrid, Dublin, Sao Paulo.
0:40.1	That's a lot.
0:41.1	Yeah, and they're trying to get to a total one for every team is what they want to try to get to.
0:47.6	Let's go to J.D.
0:50.3	J.D., you're on sports graffiti.
0:53.0	Go ahead, J.D.
0:54.3	Good afternoon. Good afternoon. Hey, gentlemen, there you are. J.D., you're on sports graffiti. Go ahead, J.D. Good afternoon.
0:56.9	Good afternoon.
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