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Imagine that shit. Here it is, episode 282. Our Athlete Nation, it is that time.

No, not Christmas time.

It's not Easter.

It's close to Halloween, though.

Isn't it?

Oh, yeah.

What are you going to be? Me? Oh, I'm it oh yeah what are you gonna be me oh I'm gonna

go with text so so four inches shorter and wearing a fur coat so you're gonna walk around on

your knees wearing a telling bad jokes yeah wearing a wearing a fur coat John do you hang on

telling jokes you're an NFL guy shouldn't you have a fur coat uh no you never had a

because I'm oh no I don't have a fur coat? No. You never had a fur coat? Because I'm all... No, I don't have a fur coat. But I do, very similar, and the only thing close to it I have was in Philly, like, it was real cold, and we went into this store on South Street, and I bought a leather jacket that had, like, sheep's lining on the inside. Oh, yeah, Ben Diesel. Well, similar to what Rocky wore in Rocky 4. Sounds like a bit diesel quote. I got one of those jean jackets. Well, no, no, this was like leather and it had the interiors. So I was so excited. I wore it out. It was great. And then it was like negative 18 that day. And then I wore it out when it was pretty cold.. I probably like zero whatever. I was sweating so bad by the time I got where I was going. It was so hot. I'd never wore it again, but I still have it. I tried to throw it away and Bob Walworn kept it and didn't tell me. I love it. And then when I was back at home, my mom was trying to like, you know, unload some stuff on me.

And I was like, is that that fucking jacket? And she's like, oh, yeah, he was going to wear it. I'm like, where? The Arctic? And, uh, so I still have it. But that's as close as I have. But one of my favorites was a bunch of the, the brothers I played with, uh, would always have these like full length hats and the whole deal. And I just

remember thinking like, that's a lot of minks. How many minks had to die for you to wear that

shit? I don't know. I ask tax the same thing every day. Speaking of all that body hair, ladies

and gentlemen, we are just weeks away from Wade's day. And the wax tax is still on. We've had a great velocity of

donations towards Wade's Army, our 501C3 charity that is bringing the fight to the most fatal

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