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My name is Beaumani Jones. Thanks for listening wherever you get your podcast.

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The only give us four stars. I'm inclined to believe that you are today's guest from the ring or tailgate and the press box of the fastest 10-year-old in America, 1988. Joel Anderson, what's going on, Big Dog? Man, I'm glad to be here, man. How are you doing? You hang in here? Look at you accepting the reality of the situation. I'm not going to be abated.

Well, actually, you know what?

So I got two things.

I'm trying to figure out the direction I want to go right now.

You gotta figure out how you want to be a hater.

Yeah, well, I'm just trying to figure out what kind of show I want to have today, man.. You know? I was actually, because I came in here actually empathetic for you, man.

I was thinking about Beaumani when he was like 21, 22 years old.

And he really wanted to go see one of his favorite artists.

James Brown.

James Brown's in town, man.

He's really looking forward to going. He ain't had nobody in his roster, so he couldn't go. You know, he just missed out, and then James Brown didn't live to make it too much longer. And he never got to see James Brown. It's just sad that you didn't have nobody you could take to the James Brown show, man. What are you talking about? Yeah, man, you tweeted the other day about that. No, I said, I didn't know nobody wanted to roll with me. That was a little less about the roster than, going to see Jay's Brown. It's just like, anybody want to go see Jay's Brown? Like, that was a, that was, wow. It was just sad. I just felt sad. You didn't have nobody do want to go with you. Let me tell you how dedicated this motherfucker is to being a hater. You had, you realize what a stretch and how difficult it was. No, no, no. You realized how difficult it was to try to turn to that story. I was thinking. Literally over half my life ago. I was just thinking about it. Sometimes that's a part of life.

You just, I was just like, man, I was, you know, I was thinking about the missed opportunities

and, you know, you being in your room.

But if I was living like you was living, when I was living like you was living, when you

was in Oklahoma, you'd have had somebody to roll with you to the James Brown concert

who, you know, might even

look like you married James Brown.

All right.

So I also want to say something about it.

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