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Good morning, everybody.

Good morning, everybody. Welcome. Good up. to drop in the gloves with John Scott.

Good morning, everybody.

Welcome.

Good afternoon.

Welcome to another episode of John Scott and dropping the gloves.

Cody, you got me flustered because you're so handsome.

My intro is just terrible.

We got Cody Hudson joining the show here.

My good buddy, played with him in Buffalo. I see, I'm lucky enough to see them what, twice, three times a year, Cody at some charity event where I just, you grace me with your presence. But first of all, thank you for joining my show. Thanks for having me. Yeah, we always chat and have a great time with these alumni events and rehash old stories.

So I'm happy to come on here. We can let the audience hear some of these. Yeah, Cody was nice enough to give me $5. I asked for $5 in Buffalo for the ballet because I don't have any money. And he goes, you know what? Take 10. You need it. And he gave me $1010 and then I didn't give the valet any of it

I just took it and I just threw $10 in my pocket so thank you Cody for that you were so nice

so generous yeah that was a fun night yeah and then you asked for the money for the valet and I know

you just skipped out on that for sure what we knew that ahead time so do you remember what you you said to me? Do you remember what you said to me? I don't even know if I should repeat it because I was like, hey, I'll pay you back. Do you remember what your words to me were after that? I think this is a fabricated thing. I don't think this is truthful. He goes, I made like 40 mail in the show. She's like, I made 40 shmell on the show. I'm good for $10. You said something to that regard. I didn't even make that. But anyways, we don't have to dwell on that stuff. I guess everything's Googleable now. Oh, yeah, I can find out how much you made right now. But it's all relative with taxes in Vancouver.

Let's move on to you, Cody, because the reason we're doing this interview, you know,

I am interested in your story.

And then, you know, things fall apart.

You don't really follow up with guys and life happens.

Then you forget.

And then I'm

scrolling through my social media and I go, holy, Cody, Cody's bought a pickleball team. What the

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