John Scott, the awesome man

John Scott, the family man

Thank you for listening to dropping the gloves with John Scott.

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Good afternoon, everybody welcome to another episode of Drop in the Gloves.

We got a good one here.

I would consider this guy maybe a tertiary friend of mine.

I've met him along the way.

I'm kind of more friends with his uncle and aunt. They took me out in Savannah a couple months ago. But Connor Clifton is joining the show from

Boston. Connor, how are you, my friend? Great, John. Thanks for having me on. We're excited. We

made this, set this up, made it work. I'm super excited. You're a very, just low-key, just, I want to say just a cool guy to be around.

You don't get too high, you don't get too low.

Am I off base by saying that?

You seem to be pretty even-key.

Most of the time, yeah, I am.

Yeah, I would say that.

What do you mean most of the time?

I mean, sometimes I get a little pissed off out there on the ice, but not really off. So, like, well, that's what I, and I try to be even keel too. And I try to be the same way, but, you know, it doesn't happen. I get angry too. But how do you, like, you're a small guy and you play such, and we'll get into the interview soon, but I'm'm just like you're the most melancholy guy i

think i've ever talked to maybe for a long time but how do you flip that switch because on the ice

you're an animal like you throw your body around you just throw caution to the wind out there

yeah i think honestly i was pretty reckless kid in everything I did, really.

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