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Welcome back to another edition of All the Smoke, Jack, what's good, baby?

Back at it. We got a good one today, man. Back at it. You know, season three, we wanted to start bringing more versatility to the show, man. And this man speaks more less.

To what we're looking for, man. That's welcome to the show Wood Harris.

Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you.

What's going on right now? I know you're working on this new Lakers. See, let's get right to it. Talk to us about this Lakers. Here's your work.

We're doing the Lakers 80s right now, which is showcasing on like the success of the world of ups and downs of the Lakers and a lot of back stories.

And I'm like, I portray Spencer Haywood.

Shout out to Bill. So yeah, so I got to meet the actual Spentay. I told him, Jack, that I, I finally I went pro with the Lakers, but you know, it's all good.

So Spence, uh, Craig me from what Spence was, he, he tried to jump, right? He was the first one to try to jump.

Yeah, Spencer Haywood is the reason why people come out of school early and not just him, but there were a few different athletes at that time who ended up having go all the way to the Supreme Court, right?

With their case to be able to go pro.

And from that point, I would say that Spencer Haywood, all the pros know who Spencer Haywood is, but I don't think he, like I don't think he says no, and is he probably should be right.

Right.

So, um, so his story is in this story.

Some it's not, it's not completely with his story.

We don't go into the whole court case.

This mention, I mean, again, it's about the Lakers and it's dealing with the relationships of all the teammates.

And behind the scenes as well.

So it's a lot. It's a lot.

So what is it like to, to work?

I mean, historical teams such as the Lakers, you know, playing such a historical character, they had a lot to do with how Kobe came in the game.

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