Yo, yo, yo, yo, Kay Shed.

Episode 25.

Oh my goodness, Kay Shed on Cuff.

It's just off the charts.

I'm way behind the curb when it comes to the other ones who's been out there for years

and all doing this for a while. But we just got started a little bit ago and we're already on

episode 25 and we only put episodes out there when we have a message or something we want to say.

Because we're here to entertain. We're here to inform. We're here to answer questions, we're here to provide details of stories that no one really kind of knows about, per se.

They see the facade and they see the window dressing like when it comes to the NFL.

They don't know what goes on behind the scenes where all these young men go in all fresh and

all newly chiseled and stuff like that.

They come out broken up and mentally scarred and just kind of like throwing away like a diaper or something like that.

You know, you throw that crap away and then they move on.

So, but that's, we sign up for that, you know, there's nothing really can be done to fix that.

That's just the natural part of the

NFL and a natural part of a sport, really, you know, and it's just so popular that that's just the way

it's going to be working for a long, long time. So I'm not hating on the NFL or anything like that.

You got a chance to see from the inside. I got a chance to see from the outside. And yeah,

it's just a normal part of growing up being a sports star, you know, you play football, you're good at

it, you make it to the league. You're one of the, like, less than 1% who make it. And you find out

very quickly that, shoot, I got to step my game up because now everybody can play.

And then you're, you know, you move on.

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