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With rapid fire takes. And a lot to get to, and I'm not sure you're going to like all of it. Honestly, I don't even care if you like all of it or not. I have a job to do. Scorching debates. On any given week, you have lots to beef about. Ticket ban you of it. But get up in here. He's the spitfire of sports smack. She's not my fault.

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Kair Elam, all the way from Florida, out to California. How are you, man?

I'm going well, man. I'm blessed. I'm blessed to be out here. I'm blessed to be a cowboy.

I'm excited for this interview. Oh, good. good. We're excited to have you out here.

So you're from Florida, and you went to a school that I saw, and I instantly recognized at the Benjamin School.

Right.

Like, that's kind of a cool school, like, where there's famous people whose kids go there and stuff like that.

Did you go there with any famous kids? Or parents who had kids? Famous parents?

I don't know about famous, but a lot of wealthy people, a lot of wealthy lawyers, doctors,

some astronauts, some successful business people. Their kids, yeah, I did.

I mean, good school, though?

Yeah, it was a great school. I mean, it was very challenging academically just because they try to make it harder, so college is easy. Yeah. But prepare me well for college. Was college easy? College was easy. Yeah. Yeah, I would say it was easy. All right. No knock on Florida. University of Florida, though.

No, yeah.

That's a public Ivy.

Yeah.

Florida's a hard school. But, you know, for me, you know, we had the football schedule. So it wasn't too much school, school, school. We had help, too, you know. What was your major? My first two years was finance. My first two years were finance and I switched to business management once I realized I could leave school and make a lot of money. So did you finish, or how many hours you got left? No, I have, I think I have two more semesters left. You're going to do it? Yeah, definitely, for sure. I feel like getting a degree is very important. Just for social status, I mean, it doesn't guarantee you a job, but I mean, I just wouldn't do it so I can, you know, tell my kids I did it, you know.

Just so.

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