It's talking about boxing. My uncle who died a couple of years ago. When I'm younger, he's like,

I knew he's in the military, right? So we're talking about boxing. I don't know if you knew

this team, but I boxed in the military. I'm like, come on, man. He's like, not for long, but I did, man.

He's like, I trained. And his drill sergeant had hated him. He's like, this was established a big deal, but after boot camp, man, I'm off doing other things.

But I'm not training to box.

Well, finally, they organize it in a mess hall that he's going to box some other guy that wants to box.

He's like, whatever.

But it was like 200 guys are there.

Everyone's fired up.

I'm not the only guy that's going to fight that night but finally my time

goes to go up there it turns out his opponent was his drill sergeant from like two or three years

ago right so my uncle's like oh that's the man i wanted to see he's like i didn't know he boxed but like

that's the guy hated so now i'm looking across the ring there's the drill sergeant he's looking

to me i'm looking at him and i thought thought Stephen you know what this is the wonderful opportunity to show him

what I've learned and knock his bitch ass out so it's like we touch hands says the

bell rings so what happened he goes I woke up like two minutes later and he's still

standing over me and he says Hill I didn't like you then and I don't like you now.

He said, those are the last words that man spoke to me.

Damn.

I was like it was that bad.

He said, after the bell rang, he says, before he could get his gloves up to protect his face,

he'd already been hit 30 times.

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