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29:55I mean, I don't know if LT had people over at his house. I don't know if Reggie had people at his house. I don't know if Stray or Time. Everybody's not like that, and that's okay.

30:10Everybody doesn't want to bring the team up before the game and break them down and get everybody. Rah, rah, yeah. Yeah. Different. He, maybe, it seems to me, he seems to be one of those guys that led by example. I'm going to go out here and play my ass off. That's a good one. Y 'all follow me. That's a good one. And that's all you're supposed to do. You're not there to make no friends. You're there to do a job. And he is the best in the history of the game, one of the best in the history of the game at doing said job. All that friendly stuff is cool. And Ray was that guy that he wanted to have guys over.

30:46Buffy would cook. They would watch tape. He would call the guys over. They would watch film. They would watch a little tape after practice. But that's what he wanted to do. That's him who – in a nutshell, that's who Ray was. If that's not who Miles Garrett is, you're forcing him and you're trying to get him to be something that he's not. I ain't got no –

31:14I don't they could have they could have done without this just don't suck the man up I mean look it's the same even when you're with a woman or a woman with a guy what they say they say all these horrible things oh you ain't packing nothing why you gotta say all these nasty things you weaved together for 4 or 5 years you ain't say that then you ain't have no problem. When we was going on vacation, not me, I'm just talking about in general, we ain't even going on vacation, but I'm just saying, we's going on vacation, I'm buying you nice bags, I'm doing X, Y, and Z, you never had a problem. The moment all of a sudden we're not together now and I'm with someone else, now all of a sudden I'm terrible.

32:03They do it every time. I just, I don't get Get that.

32:13Some things, you know what, Ocho, sometimes you just leave well enough alone. You say, you know what, Miles, we appreciate the seven, eight, nine years that you gave us. You were phenomenal talent. Hey, you definitely left your mark in Cleveland. Hey, I don't know how – I mean, obviously, I think Jim Brown's number retired 32. I think the 00 Otto Graham's number's retired. I don't know who else is retired. Yeah. I don't know if Bobby Mitchell's number's retired. I don't even know what Bobby's number was. But it's – I don't get this, man. That man's been great. Yeah, I mean, he liked to drive fast, but other than that, he didn't have no problems on the field.

32:55No. Nuh-uh. Mm-mm. I mean, this is pointless, too. Now that he's going, all of a sudden, this comes – You want to sock the man up. Hold on. You know what you didn't hear, Ocho? The whole while he was there, you never heard this. You heard about how great he was. Mm-hmm. Now all of a sudden.

33:23That's great. Sauce Gardner says he's 24, Ocho. Not 25 is rightly listed. During a recent back and forth with reporters about his leadership role as a veteran defender, he pointed out, I'm only 24. Somewhere along the way, it became accepted as fact that Sauce was born August 31, 2000. It says as much as the number of online references, including profiles on ESPN.com, Pro Football Focus, and Yahoo Sports. But it turns out Sauce was actually born August 31, 2001. Like he said, he's 24. the coach website and NFL.com reflected the 2001 birthday. I'm trying to figure out how you miss a man birthday by a whole year.

34:13Hey.

34:24Hmm.

34:29A whole year? Hell, I mean, he's 24, 25. He's still young as hell. Yeah, he's still young. What is this? This is his fifth year? It's got to be his fifth year. Already? Yeah. Golly. Well, he had three with the Jets. Wait, no. He had four with the Jets? This would be his fifth year right here, right?

34:56Yeah, he's going to do his fifth year. Golly, time is going fast, man. Hell yeah.

35:04Hell yeah. Yeah, because remember they traded him. They gave him that big contract at the beginning of the year, and then they traded him. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. So, hey, he's –

35:26I think he's going to have a bounce back season Yeah I think he got to get those injuries behind him Those lower injuries Look Cornerback from waist down is everything for a corner It's hard to do anything You got pull, hamstring, quad, groin, calf Man you ain't finesse It ain't going to work No It ain't going to work Your low extremity got to be on point Your ass and your mental As he and mental.

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39:36Joe Burrow said the vibe on this year's Bengals teams are similar to the ones that held the 2019 LSU team where he led college football to the playoff championship. You go back and watch what I said before the 2019 season at LSU. I feel very similar about this team. I'm so excited to get started and get moving. I wish we ramped this up right now into training camp so we can continue to improve. I've tried to be a little more vocal and I mean, I mean, in a mean way. I think that's a little out of my comfort zone, but that's somewhere what I'm improving. Maybe it's good, maybe it's bad, but we'll find out.

40:12Ocho? Yes, sir. How do you feel about your Bengals being compared to the 2019 LSU Tigers from Burrow? I mean, listen, only Joe would know. He was a quarterback on that team. So obviously the vibe, the aura, the atmosphere is reminiscent of that time. with him at LSU, with Justin Jefferson and Jamar chasing those boys. And obviously, I don't think he means it from an offensive standpoint. I think it means it collectively as a team. With some of the moves that they made in the offseason, I'm assuming the vibe is a little different around there at OTAs and minicamp. So I kind of trust him being that he would be the one to actually know that.

40:51And I don't want to get too excited. You know, I know we have some great players offensively and defensively. But again, on Sundays at 1 o 'clock, can we execute? Not just on offense, but can we do it on defense as well? Yeah. Hey, look, I like the Bengals, man. You know, I get Ocho problem here and there. But for the most part, I like y 'all, Ocho. I think for me, it's the defensive side of the ball. And obviously, Joe Burrow staying healthy. Yep. Clearly. You know, if he stays healthy, I think y 'all got a great chance, obviously, to do something special. So, you know, for him to feel the way he's feeling, saying it feels like that 2019 team at LSU, bro, that's saying a lot.

41:35That's saying a lot. You know what, guys? I think the thing is he says he's been meaner, and maybe that's good, maybe it's bad, and he's done this on purpose. I think that's the biggest thing. I think, you know, sometimes you're like, man, I don't need to get him. but I can honestly say, John, hey, I want to run it again. Yeah. No, we're not. No, no, no, no, no, no. Now, Mike was also like that, but we had a level of expectation because we was having a conversation, Rod and I, Foots, about we go to practice and the ball wouldn't hit the ground. We know we're going to be ready that week. But that was the expectation level.

42:19No mistakes. hey mistakes drove me crazy even my own mistakes drove me crazy cause I know better but hey I'm trying to jump the gun on you you know hey that's that I'm gone I'm gone I'm gone I'm gone but we held everybody accountable stop bull jiving that'll get a bro you can't cover that dude that dude on the practice squad that guy ain't gonna see the field right what you think that what you think they receive is gonna do yes uh guy you can't get open against this guy this guy ain't gonna play on this guy gonna be in the stands right bro get it right bro you hot how many times see now instead of running to the phone get your ass in that playbook yeah yeah Get your ass in that playbook.

43:20Training camp, Joe, if they came by training camp, because you know we had Club Shea Shea. If you busted a play, you couldn't come to Club Shea Shea. Get your ass up there and study your plays. Because my ass might end up shutting our club down because your punk ass in here and you ain't study your damn plays. Get your ass out of here. Hold on. You said when you was playing, you had Club Shea Shea? What was going on at Club Shea Shea then? They playing Madden. We rolling dice. We playing cards. Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I can say it now. I ain't going to say who it was. They smoking cigarettes.

43:58Might have been our quarterback, but that ain't none of my business. Yeah. Hey, that's a good thing. Hey, look. That's a good thing for the Bengals, man. Joe asserting himself, you know, putting himself in uncomfortable situations. Obviously, you know, that's where growth occurs. Hey, Joe, also, listen to me now. Speaking of growth, speaking of him changing his mannerisms and him being a captain and a leader, this is almost like we got to have it this season. Yes. You made that statement, that cryptic statement, and we all knew what it meant, because you see the Bengals in that organization moving completely different than they've ever moved before, doing some of the things that they're not characteristic characteristic of doing in the offseason, we're going to get you some defensive players.

44:50That's up to you. Do what you need to do offensively. Stay healthy. And let's string some wins together. And make it to the playoffs this year, which I think we missed, what, the past, what, two, three years? Yeah, last couple of years. And I think the thing is, for him, is that it's okay to get on your defense. Come on, guys, let's be better. Let's be better. I mean, you're going against us. You're going against us. I'm one of the better quarterbacks. We got one of the better receiving duos. Come on now.

45:27You have to be okay not being everybody's friend, especially when it comes to practicing and trying to get better. I'll be your friend. We'll come back and reminisce with Joe. We get the championship, Joe. when we come back and really just talk about how we won this championship, we'll be friends again. And if you choose not to come back, that's okay too. Because we get that a lot. There are a lot of guys that don't come back. We have the reunion and stuff. Guys don't come back. That's okay. You grown.

46:02Never lose sight of why we're here, fellas. We're here to win. And I want to win more than anything. I want to win more than be your damn friend. I can guarantee you that. Absolutely. Hello. Hello.

46:18And, you know, we built a bond. You know, we did things. Like I said, Club Shay Shay, you know, guys come play. But if you blow and fly, what you in there for? Get your damn playbook. Right.

46:34And it comes first thing, you didn't want your plays. Mike going to ask, where were you last night? Man, I was in club. No, he wasn't in Club She-She, Mike. He'll lie. You're not going to have him be shutting down at Club She-She because you were in there when you were supposed to be studying your damn play because you want to play mad. You want to roll dice. You want to play cards. You want to drink beer. Because, you know, we'd have, you know, companies come in. They stack. We have beer stacked up to the ceiling. Yeah. Oh, we had that thing with no old Club She-She. It was like that. Yeah. Yeah, we playing music.

47:08We had it going on. Hold on, you drank beer? No, I didn't. You drank beer? But the guys did, so I just had it for them. Yeah. Yeah.

47:19Hey, man, hey, let me get it. Hey, come on in, bro. Come on. Yeah. Have a good old time. It was noisy. Nobody wanted to be on the eighth floor, because we was on the eighth floor. Making all the type of noise. Yeah. And we playing pranks on everybody. Man, I bring about six or seven tubes of toothpaste, because in the morning, I'm going to wake up in the morning and I'm going to put toothpaste on somebody's door. So when they walk out, just pull the door, because you know, ain't nobody looking. They just closed the door. Come on, Sharp. I'm laying in the bed. Man, ain't nobody do that, but Sharp.

47:53Man, I'll be like, so I go by the time I get to the cafeteria, Sharp, I'm like, man, you need to stop playing. So I said, what are you talking about? I just woke up. Nah, man, ain't nobody did that, but you stop playing. or we'll put rubbing alcohol and set it on fire? Hey, come on. Nah, man, Sean, leave us alone. Or we'll penny lock you in the room? You ever penny lock somebody in the room, Joe? Oh, Joe, Joe? Penny lock, what that mean? Yeah. You take pennies, you know, it's just enough. So you put pennies in the door so they can't open it. Either way, they can't pull it over or push it open.

48:29Oh, I ain't never seen that. I ain't neither. Man, we kept people penny locked in the room. Oh, we'll knock your peephole out. Hey, come on, man. I want to talk to you about something. Nah, Sharp, you play too much. Five things all in your room. Oh, that's messed up. Oh, man, come on. The last night, man, we did the last time we was up in Greeley. This was a 2002. I'm sorry, Harpo, I got to get you up. I said, Harpo, I need a master key. you know everybody called me Sharpie. Sharpie, what you need it for? I said, Harpo, we got to get the rookies, man. They been misbehaving. He say, after we do room check, come down and get it.

49:19So now me, Burns, about five of us, we done went, I think it was King Soopers or something, but we done got, we take all the trash cans. So we fill it up with syrup, water and flour and we cut up the pillows and dumped the feathers in there. Oh, man. Hey, about 1 o 'clock, 1.30 in the morning, them Joke asleep. Hey, I know they were. Hey, they sound asleep, Ocho and Joe. I know they were mad. What? Were they? Hey. Hey, because as a rookie, man, you're going to get gapped anyway. No matter what you do. It don't matter if you're doing everything right or if you're doing everything. They're going to get you, bro.

50:09In Baltimore, we tied them up to the goalposts, dunk water on them, put them in the cold tub. Yeah. But in Denver, oh, yeah, we got them. Man, we messed up people's computers. I'm sorry, guys. I am so sorry that we messed up your computer. Man, when they go to popcorn. But we did about 45. And all the fact, all that, because we going to get five of the steams off everybody floating. We empty those. That thing like a winter wonderland. Yeah. Hey, hey, they go get your keys out your locker while you're in practice. And they popcorn your car, Uncle Ocho. Man, you know how hard it is getting all this stuff out your car for us.

50:47Yeah, I've seen those clips. That's funny. Joe, we steal somebody's car and drive it about a mile away. Leave it running. Doors open, lights on. damn by the time practice over with that thing dead I got off easy as a rookie the most they did to me tied me to the goal post left me out there poured all the Gatorade out the practice Gatorade on top of me the water on top of me that was pretty much it and my rookie dinner I had to pay for the receivers I got off easy oh and we're going to make you late You got to be late. You got to be late for one practice, because we're going to nail your locker shut.

51:30Nail it shut. Man, come on, man. Who did this, man? Oh, man. Show them some fun days. Hey, hey. Melt snickers. We melt snickers and put them in your helmet. Oh, yeah. Baby powder in your helmet, and you be sweating. That thing. Like, man, what the? Come on, man. Man, y 'all play too. I said, bro, I don't know why everybody blame it on me. Like, I'm the only guy on the team. Man, ain't nobody but Sharp. It had to be Sharp or Burns, I bet you. Man, come on, bro. Y 'all just stopped blaming me for stuff that I did. I mean, I didn't do. Hey, hey, hey. I try to do everything right, Uncle Ocho. What you need, coffee?

52:16What you need, propolactic? What you need, newspaper? I'm bringing it all. I'm making sure I ain't missing anything. They got you, Joe. Because it was three of us as rookies. So, you know, like, if one of us ain't doing what they ask, hell, we all got to pay. Man, we came outside one day, bought them cars, was full of popcorn. I'm talking about as soon as you open the door, it comes flushing. Oh, man. I got unlucky too, Ocho, because I was the only rookie. And they didn't want to do anything. So I had a limo, had the thing, and ain't nobody show up. I'm like, thank you, Jesus. Thank you. Thank you.

52:56Thank you, Jesus. But Clinton Portis... Oh, we got Portis. Clinton Portis, Ashlyn Lee. Y 'all got CP? Did we? I know he was mad. No, he was a good sport about it. Oh, he was cool? Oh, okay, okay, okay. He was good about it. I mean, they cost him like$22 ,500. That's only about... That's it,$22 ,500. $2 ,000? $22 ,500. Well, y 'all would have had to see me out. Hey, the thing is, look, I say, look, guys, this is what we're going to do. We're not taking anything home. Because, you know, guys have started, they order steaks,$150 steaks, take home. My in-laws come in town. No, your in-laws ain't going to eat none of this.

53:43Man, them juggles, buy a$3 ,000 bottle of wine to take home. Now, if you want to drink some Rothschilders from Petrus, or if you want a shot of that King Louis, hey, what's the most expensive? because back then, that King Louie, that's all we knew. Yeah. It was like$100,$125 a shot. What? Let me get 15 shots. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Come on, man. Come on. You said that too casual. $125 for what? A shot. An ounce. Maybe two ounces. About this much. Come on, now. Come on, now. They just... Let me get 15 of those. 15? 15. Who going to pay for it? The rookie. Portis and Lalee. What? Damn. That's cold. Oh, you're going to pay for it.

54:27My car would have declined here. It wouldn't even want mine. It wouldn't have went through, Joe? Hell no. $22 ,000 when I was a rookie on my car? Bro, you first brought to pay, Joe. You got it. I ain't saying that. Oh, yeah, you got it. But I had a limit on my car and$22 ,000? It wasn't going to go through. Don't worry about it. What would have went through? Hey, Joe, what you saying? Guess what? We got it. We take out your check. Hey, Ocho. Ocho. Mine had about like a$7 ,000 to$8 ,000 limit. That was if y 'all went over that and won, won't believe. It was a wrap, huh? Yeah, and you had to get me a limo.

55:07I had to get a car by myself. I couldn't ride with nobody because I was going to leave. And when I was ready to leave, so you got to get a limo just for me. Damn, huh? You made the price go up even more. For sure. Yeah. But you know, sometimes we have rookies, they wouldn't know how to draft picks. You know, I win. I help them out. Right. But if you were the first-round draft pick, and you on a skilled position running back or wide receiver, yeah, you got it. Get all that. You know what's funny, too? What's that? You know what's tradition? All NFL teams, obviously rookies based on position, you all have rookie night, obviously the dinners.

55:50when I was a veteran, I never did it. I never made the rookie have to do anything. You didn't do? No, I ain't made them boys do nothing. I had to deal with it, Joe. I was kind of cool about it. I wasn't with the hazing. You ain't got to carry my pad. You ain't got to carry my helmet. I was cool. I was just chill. Man, I dropped my stuff right down the floor. Hey.

56:11For real? Dropped them pads right down there. Hey, bro, let me get some. Hey, give me some Gatorade. Yeah. Yeah. That was the whole part about it. So hopefully you'll be inspired to make the team. So guess what? You get your rookie. Yeah. Yeah, for sure. I was kind of cool about it. I had to get chicken, and I ain't even want no chicken. Well, that's right. I had to do Popeyes, huh? Yeah. For the receivers. I had to do Popeyes on game day as a rookie, Joe. Hey, you didn't get any games when I wasn't dressing. I still had to get Popeyes. Listen, man, I had to get coffee, donuts, and a newspaper.

56:49These folks ain't even looking at a newspaper. Hold on, hold on, Joe. Now, this is very important, man. When you go get donuts, we talking about Dunkin' Donuts or we talking about Kris Kreme? I was getting Dunkin' Donuts at the time. Nah, they had this place, I think it was called Winchell's. And they talking about they want them hot. Oh, I know about Winchell's, huh? I know about Winchell's. Yeah, I think that was the name of it, Ocho. And Joe, they talking about they want them hot. And they wanted six glaze. And they wanted with jelly donuts. And they want... I said, come on, man. Damn. Hey.

57:17and they want breakfast sandwich they got this spot, they got breakfast sandwich I want bacon egg and cheese I want sausage egg and cheese well I want mine on a you be late for that plane if you want to man please, but I wanted to fight these dudes for real, and I know they couldn't beat me I wanted to fight these end words for real and then I was just like you know what, I ain't gonna lie week eight or week nine, I just told her, I said, I ain't bringing no more donuts. You said that? I said, I ain't bringing no more donuts. They said, all right, you know what's going to happen. I said, okay.

58:00If anybody's knowing y 'all, because they're going to cut me, I said, I'm going to whip every last one of y 'all. Did you bring them? No, I was done. They weren't even eating them. Okay. First of all, I'm a seventh round draft pick, Ocho. I ain't got no bread like that. I'm buying all this stuff. And when I leave, you know, I sit them in the guy's locker. And they still, I mean, somebody might eat one donut. Somebody might eat, you know, one breakfast sandwich or two breakfast sandwiches. I done bought seven, eight. Nah. They didn't want you to put the work in. They just want you, hey, they just want you, they just want to put your hands to work.

58:36I'm having to get up early. Hey, they wasting your money, huh? That's okay. Hey, hey, hey, not only that, You got to leave practice early on days. We finna fly out. You got to leave practice early because you got to go get all these sandwiches. Thank you, Joe. Thank you. Subways. Boy, you going to be late. We calling you. You ain't got about 10 minutes, boy. You pulling up sweating like I don't know what. Yeah. Somebody want Popeye's. Somebody want Kentucky Fried Chicken. Somebody want Burger King. I mean, why can't you just go get Popeye's? And everybody get it right. I want spicy. I want mild.

59:11Man. I'm done that's crazy that's how it happened that's crazy so that was the end of that I did it for as long as I could I'd have kept doing it if they were eating the sandwiches I'd have kept buying them no problem but nah y 'all not eating them and then you know the D linemen eating them and the offensive linemen eating them nah I said hey well I guess that's an ass cut I'm gonna have to take but I tell you what two of y 'all gonna get effed up I promise you that. Did they complain? What are they going to do? I told them, whatever y 'all want to do. Right. Oh, damn. They gave me the name. You know, they gave me the name Big Greasy for a reason.

59:56Yeah. Big Greasy.

1:00:02Hey, hey, I would have had a jump on you, boy. I would have had a jump on you, boy. Like a chicken on a jimmy, boy. Nah. I got into it one time. For real? Yeah, me and CK. Because I was a rookie. Because when they moved me to tight end, obviously I had to go into the tight end room. CK was a vet. CK sat behind me. And every day, you know, I don't want to cause no trouble. My grandma said, boy, I don't send you nowhere. You know how to behave. You know how to act. Yes, sir. CK kept knocking my... So I have all my thing out. So I'm trying to take notes. So I have my notebook out. Man, it ain't worth y 'all like to make me say this ninja would like kick the book and all my papers fired.

1:00:48So, you know, I got to rearrange them. Right. And so I thought, okay, it's a rookie. I'm a rookie. Okay, I'm going to eat this couple of times. You know, one of them days, guys, you just don't even feel like being bothered. Uh-oh. Yeah, yeah. Snap bonk? you catch the right guy but it just happened to be the wrong day yep

1:01:14man that Joe kicked that thing over one more time that last time boy I jumped out of that seat death flipped over by that time I was right here I got him out of his seat I said CK you do that one more time bro I'm gonna beat your ass and you gonna beat me and I don't think you can beat me I don't think you can beat me who broke it up nobody they were just looking like damn I bet he said I'm just playing I bet he ain't do it no more because at that time my eyes when I get really really upset my eyes get really red and they start to water I had a young lady she used to call me beast because when I get really upset she's like man look at your nostrils

1:02:14so she called me beast man I was like boy look here had I been a well he wouldn't have done that if I was a vet but he thought like and see I don't like all that picking that's what they call it In the South, we call it picking, Ocho. They call it bullying now. Trying to bully, yeah. I don't do all that picking. And grown men don't play like that. I had no telling man, stop that, man. I was thinking the coach, the Tynan coach, was going to say something, but he didn't.

1:02:49That was it. And then I slapped a dude one time because he was playing. Damn, huh? You slapping people at work? Look here, man. And when a man tell you to stop playing, what you do, Joe? Stop playing, hell. It was cold, and he knocked the ball out of my hand. I'm talking about it was cold. I'm talking about I bundled up. I got two sweatsuits, two pair of sweatpants on. I'm talking about it cold out there. Come on, man. So he knocked the ball out of my hand. I said, man, stop playing. So catch me a pass. I come back. he hit the ball and the ball hit me in the face and before I had knew it I had them punched him there in his face yeah a little slight reaction I'm talking about that thing I'm talking about I snapped one he said man you for real they said that man just punched the shit at you what you think I went on about my business that was the end of that I bet he didn't do it no more nope I mean we didn't speak for a couple of days but we were cool after that I don't do our look we had a group that we used to play jokes on each other me Burns House

1:04:10double A dude named Alan Aldridge rest his soul he passed away it was about four of us and foots so we would play jokes on each other couldn't do it in the cafeteria But if we saw you somewhere outside, like, man, Joe could be eating in his locker, and you come knock all his food out. Oh, okay. We did that in high school. We did it in high school. So check this out, Joe. Check this out, Joe and Ocho. This dude, I get my food. And Ray Jacobs, that's who it was, Ray Jacobs. So every day I would come with pancakes. I come with pancakes from LaPete. I get wheat germ pancakes banana sliced on top that's it that's what I would get I would park in the same spot every day how about dude laying up under his car he laying up under his car I ain't thinking nothing about it man I got my pancakes got my orange juice I'm just gonna tear this up how'd dude roll up under his car and just kick my bag right up out of my hand Oh, man.

1:05:19Man, Kate go everywhere. Yeah. He laid on the ground under his truck like Cape Fear. You see the movie Cape Fear with Robert De Niro? Yeah, just the year. That's how old boy did me. Hey, you know, back in high school, we played that, and you got something in your hand, they slap it out your hand real quick and it hit the flow? Yes. It's yours. But it hit the flow, though, Joe, so you can't eat it no more. Yeah. I play three second rule, boy. Three second rule, I'm picking it up. I'm eating mine. You couldn't eat that, because we hit on the floor and just step on it. Oh. You ain't eating that on Joe.

1:06:00Hey, hey. That's exactly what guys would do. Tell me, oh, three second rule, it's good. Three second rule, yep. Joe, y 'all ain't play that three second rule, Joe? Nah, nah, nah. We play games like, if you had something in your hand, and I liked it, and I knocked it out, then it was mine. OK, OK, OK. Yeah. Man, hey, when we be in training camp, Ocho, I go around and unscrew the top off and just barely put it back on all the salt and pepper shakers. So when they get some, all the pepper in the place, all the salt on the food. Hey, boy, you man. What a good day, bro. Copenhagen's spit-free pouches are packed full of American-grown tobacco.

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