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21:13James Harrison:He can really like stop his feet and then take off. It's really like you got to look at him like the same way you're tackling a running back, the same way you're angle tackling Odell Beckham or Antonio Brown once they catch that slant. He can make you miss and take it to the house. So you just don't come out like the bigger quarterback. You see what you're going to tackle. You know you're going to feel something. You're going to have to wrap his legs up, but he's not going to make you miss. He's not going to make you look silly. Lamar Jackson is acting like he doesn't see you, but he's setting you up the whole time.

21:45James Harrison:So I'm like, just having that like, oh, no, he's looking. Boom. That's why the lineman, he's able to spin around because he knows where everybody's at, and he's quick, and he's fast. So when he's saying that, I'm like, yes, because Lamar Jackson will get through the middle, and now I'm running my hardest to try to catch him. He's like same speed, but if he give me a little, and he's twitchy. So he has me set on my feet and then take off, stop and go. I might look nuts. And he could take it to me like this. Damn, Joe, that's the quarterback. I'm like, no. That's what I'm like. That's what he did on Baltimore.

22:15James Harrison:I mean, not Baltimore. Cincinnati. He's spinning up. Yes, bro. That's real life. Not quarterbacks can do that. You ever played against Vic? I played against Vic when he was with Eagles. No, you ain't played against the Eagles. I ain't playing against that. You played against before the incident, Vic. I didn't play against the Falcons. I didn't play against before the incident either, but I'm trying to tell you, bro. That dude, the sport, all that, bro. I used to sit there and I'd be like, I don't know how they going to tackle that boy, man. I don't even know how they going to tackle that boy, bro.

22:46James Harrison:Yes. It's the, I'm like, bro, you put the ball into, when I was like, Michael Vick, he, oh, down goes the beat, bro. but Michael Vick is the reason why I started playing football because he was the first one that could really like when I saw him Virginia Tech playing versus Florida State back in the day. My camera, what happened? Your camera went out, coach. I can hear you. Am I back? No.

23:13James Harrison:Hmm. I can hear you. I wonder what happened. All right, go ahead. Keep talking, Joe. I got you. All right, go ahead. Get right. You hear me, so I guess that's going to have to work for right now, I guess. No, but Michael Vick, when I was watching him at Virginia Tech, and that's what made me want to be a quarterback when I was little because I was like, man, he can be an athlete. So they're always best player on the team who's going to just get the ball in his hands all the time, no matter what, even if he's really good at throwing. But Vick is the best athlete on the team as far as like Lamar Jackson too, but he can actually throw and he can really play like wide receiver where he can make people miss and get up the field.

23:49James Harrison:A lot of quarterbacks like that, they're not just as twitchy. Like, so Lamar Jackson and Michael Vick setting people up, looking down the field, dead legging and all of that legitimate bulk can be pump returners. Do you know what I'm saying? But at the same time, are legit quarterbacks. Like, that's where I'm like Lamar Jackson for sure. My hardest quarterback I ever had to tackle because he's nobody. Nobody was that twitchy. Yeah. I ain't trying to chase nobody down. I'm trying not to let him get past me. So that's y 'all for the chase. Yes, man. I'm trying not to let them get past me. Yo, the Seattle Seahawks are being sold for the highest sell valuation in NFL franchise history at$9.6 billion.

24:40Led by Fortinitas Limited Partner. What is that? The. Okay. whatever that name is what's that name

24:54Vinod Kostla

24:55James Harrison:Vinod Kostla Kostla is purchasing the Seahawks from the estate of Paul Allen the former team owner who passed away in 2018 the Allen estate sold the Trailblazers in March and at a reported value of $4 billion Kostla will have to sell his he got 3.1 % stake and the 49ers? I was about to say, because when they said the 49ers owner bought the Seattle, I'm like, how can you own teams? That shit don't even sound right. That sounds like a conflict of interest. Anyway, Seattle now has the second most expensive sale just under the Lakers at$10 billion, followed by the Celtics at$6.1 billion, the Commanders at$6.05 billion, and the Broncos at$4.65 billion.

25:44Hey, Joe. Yes, sir. You believe the Seahawks are worth$9.6 billion, bro?

25:53James Harrison:I believe they're going to be worth whatever the check, whenever somebody writes the check. So if somebody's coming and going to, if they sell it and they pay for$9.6 billion, then that's going to be the new market. So that's what I believe, Debo. Joe. Yes. If the Seahawks is worth$9.6 billion. Yes. They are. because that's what you're being sold for. Would it get sold for? Somebody is willing to pay for it? Yes. Okay? That's what it's worth. I've just seen a car that was sold for like$34,$35 million. It was like some type of, maybe it was a Porsche or a Ferrari or something. It was an old car, though.

26:36But it was like$30 ,000. I think it was at, when I saw it, it was like$34 ,500. $34 ,500. And then somebody went$35 ,000. And the whole crowd said, trying to figure out who got$35 million to throw at a damn car and not even think about it. Anyway.

26:56James Harrison:Yeah. Nine point. That's what it's worth. That's what they're getting. Yes. I want to see. If that's the value, everybody else's value got to go up. Yes, Debo. A thousand percent. So what do you think the Steelers is worth? We won't go 12, like 11? At least 11? Gotta be. Gotta be. So, like, the Seahawks, when they sell, then that shows that the NFL, they know what they're going to be able to get from the new future deal. Right. All that stuff coming up. So the valuation is only— Band base, all that. Now, the other teams, when they're getting ready to start selling their team, everybody's evaluation went up.

27:40James Harrison:The same way when the next contract went up. When the dudes are selling, when the next deal comes and somebody gets, now resets the market, that's what the new market is. So you can start getting into where these teams are like, this is what it's sold for. These are what the contracts that we have coming in with these TV deals. Like, we're up. So that's why it's hard to get in there. You say, who has not? They know. Some people do, Debo. It's the percenters, like the.0 percenters that really can make these moves. Like, what's a lot to us may not be a lot to another person. So, like, these, I think, at the end of the day, the teams, they're getting up there.

28:19James Harrison:I think all teams are going to be worth up over 10, like around$10 billion.

28:27James Harrison:$9.612 billion. And then you look at the real estate, like Seattle, see how much the prices cost in there. And then they're talking about the state, all that stuff. What do you think the Browns is worth? Probably three or four a bill? No. No way. You talking about it. Oh, I didn't think it was that much either. What'd you think? Way more than that. How much? I'm going to find out right now. Because I know Mr. That's what the Haslam, Mr. Haslam, he was part of, he was a part owner of the Steelers. He had to sell his steak when he bought the Browns. He chose wrong. He bought the Browns. He chose wrong.

29:01He chose wrong. Look at that.

29:03James Harrison:Look at that decision he made. it's about 6.4 right now the Cleveland Browns value at approximately 6.4 billion 6.4 okay that must be the lowest everybody must be at 6.7 or better right no it's about 18th 18th yep that's crazy oh I will give it to you y 'all got a fan base that's the loser keep coming back fan base is amazing and love losing and they keep saying Who's the lowest? Just know that. Who's the lowest? Who's the lowest? Yeah. If y 'all 18, who the lowest? Because I don't think it's too many organizations that's worse than you. Class. I'm just thinking, talking a lot.

30:03James Harrison:You got the Cowboys. at one. Oh, Cowboys got to be at one. Jerry Jones got a stadium they gave him. They said Rams at two. Cowboys at one, 13 billion. Rams, 10.5. Giants, 10.1 because it's in New York. The Patriots, nine billion. Where are we at? Hold on. 49ers, look, see the valuation was the 49ers was at 8.6. They sold for 9.6. Eagles, by the way, 8.3. Bears, 8.2. Jets, 8.1. Vegas, 7.7. Commanders, 7.6. I ain't hear Steelers yet. Boy, that's what I'm trying to get to. Hold up. Bro, stop playing with me, bro. I ain't lying to you. Stop playing with me, bro. This was Forbes. Forbes don't know what the hell they talking about.

30:59Forbes. I gotta find them out. Man, the Steelers go off a sale. They going for$20 billion. 20 billion

31:06James Harrison:they gonna go I think 20 at least 10 20 billion you think if the Cowboys and we getting a new stadium we ain't sharing a facility none of that 20 billion 20 B's nah

31:31James Harrison:okay here we go We got Commander 7-6 and 11, Dolphins 12, Houston 7.4, Denver 6.8. Bro, they stopped playing with me, bro. Stop playing with me. Browns. Kill the list. I ain't listening no more. They got the Steelers at number 17 right over the Browns. They got the Steelers at 6.5 and the Browns 6.4. There you go. All that talking. All that talking. Tell for evaluation don't mean a damn thing. It don't mean a damn thing. That's what I told you. Until it sells. Right, because y 'all are not going to sell for that price. I'm telling you, if they're saying the Steelers are evaluating 6.5, the Steelers aren't evaluating that.

32:09James Harrison:If the Steelers were to sell, I think you're close to at least 2.10. Because they had the Seattle Seahawks evaluated at right here. Man, I'm done with this. 6.7. I ain't talking about that no more because this is a bad list. No, I'm saying. I don't want to hear it no more. Bye. Who lasts? All you need to know is this. Who lasts? Valuation. Who lasts? You ain't even got who lasts. Cincinnati Bengals. Cincinnati Bengals. Yes. 5.2 because they're cheap. 5.25. But that's like, now I'm saying cheap without B's. That's crazy. That's still 5 billion. That's still 5 billion. I'm saying 5 billion without B's.

32:47James Harrison:There I go. Talking crazy. I want to. Hey. That ain't shit. We talking 5 billion. I put that out my petty cash fund. You understand, I put it out my petty cash fund. Put out the petty cash fund. this. You know? Hey, listen. Man, we running out of time. Hey, they said your boy LeBron James, according to an NBA insider, they say he is expected to make a decision regarding his free agency this coming week. Joe? Yes. Where is your guy going? I hope he goes back to the land. I hope he goes back to the land. And I think that would be a perfect fit. That would be a perfect ending to the story. Same way, like, it's always in the home.

33:31James Harrison:LeBron, you love it there. You from Akron. You don't owe anybody nothing. You don't have to do anything. But my humble opinion, for you to go play from the crib with your son at the games that you was holding him at. Hey, uh-uh. Uh-uh. No, no, no. You ask me. You ask me. And then soon I get to talk. He's going to be playing there with his son. Huh. I'm playing with me. LeBron go. LeBron go. Bring LeBron with you. You know what I'm saying? Just so we could just be the nice closing chapter. And I would love that. Everybody would. Let me stop you for a minute right now. And it's still the chance that we could win.

34:09James Harrison:Joe, let me stop you right now. And then I'll bring Debo. Debo, this is good for you. What is Joe Stattis going to look like as Ronnie coming back? We'll be going to the game. Who? What? Ronnie coming back. And now I'm playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers with my father. Hey, man, where is his other son? Ain't he coming out? He got one more year. He's in Arizona. Look, why? Listen, we go play. Let my boy, let. I'm going, listen. It ain't we, but I'm going to say. You want him to come to Cleveland with me? I just want him to come to Cleveland because I want him to finish off where he started at.

34:43He right there at home. A.K. Roddy, Roddy Westside, something. Yes. But I want him to go with the three piece. Wait for your other son and go three. All three, son.

34:53James Harrison:Look. All three of them. He's taking Ronnie there now. So him and Ronnie coming right now. His son has another year, at least in college. So then next year when Bronny got his feet wet, then he just going to get drafted there. If he's not ready to get drafted, we just sign him through a free agency. The same way Giannis got his whole family on the squad. You think Bron not going to be able to bring both kids? Hey, no. Hold up, though. This going to be history, man. He going to have two sons. That's what I'm telling you. Two sons. Two. Yeah. Two. So that's number one. That's number one. That's number one.

35:28James Harrison:Braun, stand up. If you come back to the land, you already know Debo. And it's good for me. What's good for me is good for you. We're going to the games. I'm bringing you to Rocket. Don't bring me to the game, y 'all. Don't bring me. The way they're going to treat us, Debo, you're going to be like this. Oh, I'm a fan. Because there's love in there. There's love in there. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. Yeah. Only because there's no Pittsburgh basketball team. That's what I'm trying to... Look. Open your heart. The professional basketball team is there. Fighting. Real team. Real team. So go ahead, man.

36:09James Harrison:We done got another. We done got you, Debo. And when Bron comes back, you're going to have so much fun. This is going to add another thing. You be fishing. You be hunting. You be doing everything. And now you know what? You be going to the Cavs games with your co-host. You know what I'm saying? Joe having a blast watching Bron and Bronny. Come on, man. What's his young son's name? What's his young son's name? Bryce. Bryce. Bryce. Bron, Bronny, and Bryce. Yes. Come on. Hey. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It ain't going to be this year coming, but it's going to be the year after that. Come on, man. I'm here for all of that.

36:46James Harrison:I'm here for all of that. You better tell Bron, bring his ass back home because this is where they're going to let you get that three-piece. You go to Miami, they might not be so understanding and kind. Look, see? Yes? Look, Cleveland, Bron, we let you bring in anybody. You, like, literally, for sure. Definitely Bron, he's welcome, because Bron got skills. Bryce, we're going to sign him regardless, because I know he's the son of the... Listen, that's where it's going. It's a given. And that's my man's. You can't give me... You can't give me my son. I gave you a ch**. The official language of football is trash talk, late night group chats, memes, and unbelievable highlight clips.

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40:14James Harrison:I'm so excited. On the bouncy bed. You have surprises? Many surprises. Welcome to Sweet 305, where the group chat comes to life. What up,. It's like a way to say, Hello, friend. Hello, best friend. Hello, sister. What up,. I've never seen it talk to anyone. Except with my children. My children know. Yes. I'm my love. Oh. Punch. That's incredible. The movie. You're the only person I know that loves the yellow starburst. It's lemonade. There's no one missing you, like you say, I'd like to collaborate with this person.

41:15James Harrison:That's what I do. Goodness, they don't even understand, bro. Let's go Cavs. Let's go Cavs. Hey, hey. That's a little strong. That's a little strong. All right, let's go wait. Let's wait until we, you know, we figure out exactly where it's at, what's going on. You know? And, I mean, you can do the let's go Cavs. The only mission. So, look, that's what I want to happen. It's there, and then the next person. He's going to the Yams if it's not there. He's going to Miami if it's not there. He's going to Miami. Man, if it ain't there, he's going to Miami. So we ain't going to Miami, though. You're taking me up to that dirt-ass Cleveland.

41:55You ain't going to take me to Miami? See, don't put the disrespect.

41:58James Harrison:You ain't never been in Rocket. The stadium is fire, Deebo. You be like, I'm telling you, you just be talking so down. You ain't never really even kicked it into Cleveland like the way you need. Bro, I got to be careful in Cleveland, man. I'm up in there. That's what I'm telling you. Cleveland's the only place I go with three guns, Joe. Wow. Triple Burrow. Look, I know where we could go. Well, you don't need none of this. I'm just telling you, Joe. You're going to get nothing but smiles and vibes. I'm just telling you. They still looking for me for what I did to Massacai and Cribs. So, you know.

42:35Let's see. I'm surprised they even let you back after you went over there and came over here to...

42:40James Harrison:No, you know what I'm saying? They let me know. They let me know what you know. I let them, look. I always tell them, I say, listen, each individual person that comes, I'm saying, look, if somebody, if somebody fired from you from your job, would you go get other employment? Yes. No. Yes. No, I just not work at all. I would not do that. I wouldn't go nowhere, Joe. I would not work. I would just go. Talking about you. You played in every other team but the Browns in the division. Like, you in the Pates. But I ain't never went to the Browns. You ain't played for the Bengals. But you ain't played for the Browns, so that's fine.

43:18James Harrison:You gonna go to the first one, the Steelers. They don't like the Patriots. The Steelers don't like the Patriots more than I like the first. Hey, man, them motherfuckers were burning my jersey up. Yeah. When I went to the Patriots. Hey, yeah. Hey, I appreciate y 'all doing that, because I know y 'all went back and got another one, because I got to check for the jerseys after y 'all had to go back and get another one. That's why all them 9-2s, you can't find them. They was buying them up. They was setting them up. Get him out of here. Hey, y 'all go ahead and get that Michelin Ness now, you know what I'm saying?

43:46James Harrison:Hey, that's a fact. The 40 or the 43, you know what I'm saying? The black or the white. You know, model. Or both. Or both. You know? Man.

44:01So, I guess Darren Peterson was watching Ed Reed's tape on Better Defense. Listen to this. I don't understand it. I think he a hooper. He's the second pick in the draft. We watched this morning, actually. So he called out some things, like I said yesterday, like with the defense and box outs and stuff. So we've seen eye-to-eye on that.

44:20James Harrison:And we also watched some, I forget his name, some defense player on the Ravens. Like he said, I need to be like this on defense. Like someone, I forget his name. Is it, I might be around, I don't want to get around. Is it Ed Reed, maybe? From Ravens? Yeah, we watched him on film today. He said that's one of his favorite athletes, and he's just like a safety. So he said, I just need to be like that aware and that light on my feet on defense, just trying to make plays. This just makes me feel old. No, no, no, no, no. Who was telling him this? He's the second pick in the draft, in the NBA draft. So who was telling him about Ed Reed and showing him film?

44:59James Harrison:Probably his coach or something. Just saying that he needs to just be aware. Who is his coach? Just a little deep. No, no, no. Hell no, Joe. Joe, I don't know. I don't even, listen. You tell me a basketball player, he's the second pick. He's the second pick of the draft. Overall pick. Yes. Okay. Fire. Now, you telling me. He's 19 years old. You're going to take your second pick of the draft that you have as a DB coach, and you're going to tell him as a football player to go watch this basketball player, and I want you to look at what he does and be like him. That don't, I don't think that translates well when you're using a player in a totally different sport.

45:43It's a whole different set of things that you got to do. Basketball, you got to learn how to fly. Football, you can't do that shit. So you're going to tell me, like you're going to, I don't see how that translates, bro. I'm not going to take my player and show him a player in another sport and I want you to be like him. How? How does that translate? I'm going to get a player that I see you being like or you could be better than and say, hey, this is where I – look how he moves here, how he does this there, da-da-da-da. How does Ed Reed closing down on somebody passing the ball 40 yards and he faking like he going this way?

46:26What are you going to do, fake like he playing defense this way and then fake off the... What?

46:32James Harrison:I understand what you're saying, Debo, about him watching the tape. Bro, I need to see the clips he showed. I could see if he was saying with, like, make it like a basketball player that you want him to... He's talking about just the knowledge of just showing one thing. You know what I'm saying? How he know the knowledge of what? This dude don't even probably... He don't even know who the hell Ed Reed is, so he damn sure don't know about football. I understand what you're saying. How is that going to translate for him? Who in this guy told him this? Yes, the coach needed to bring it to the basketball player that is above the mind.

47:03James Harrison:Say LeBron James, just intellectual. Somebody please tell me who that coach is. What'd you say? Somebody please tell me who that coach is. Who the coach that told him to go look at Ed Reed to be more like Ed Reed on the basketball field? Who the coach is? You hit somebody in basketball like Ed Reed be hitting somebody. It's so wet. No, he was saying about like just how coach, he wasn't talking about hitting people. Okay, so what is he saying? He was talking about just the mental, how he kind of knew where he wanted to go. I was like playing with the minds of the quarterback, like leaning one way, doing something.

47:31James Harrison:You can't show a basketball player doing something like that. I understand. That is going to translate. That would have been better. You could play this side all the way over here. That would have been better. This point over here and think you're going to go across the whole field and get a ball. It ain't even got 40 yards to be thrown. Debo, I understand what you're saying. because you just know with watching of the tape, we need to watch somebody doing the basketball stuff that you're saying above the neck of knowing what play is coming and being able to like lean some way and already hinge the screen, like telling somebody what's going to happen before it happens because you've been studying their offensive tape of what's going to happen.

48:11James Harrison:You seeing that is showing him a defensive player that you've been watching in the NBA do it at a high level. I understand what you're saying completely. What kind of just made it like even worse is like he's 19 They're young. He don't even know who Eric Reid is. So that's where I'm like, we're just saying, I'm like, why would you, this basketball player, the second overall pick, he's so great. Show him a basketball player. Yes. Great at doing the above the next stuff that you're talking about Eric Reid doing. Like, I'm completely with you on that. Like, trust me. I'd see what he was trying to do, but I'm like, that doesn't like, he's a basketball player.

48:46James Harrison:And then it just made me look and feel crazy because I'm like, damn, he don't even know who Eric Reid is. So now we got him watching some dudes, and he's talking about Air Reed. I'm like, that's one of the best safeties to ever do it. So I don't know how coach would be. If you just throwing out an hour, he's thinking coach is saying, oh, Air Reed. He's thinking, everybody knows that. I'm like, coach, no, you got your player. He's 19 years old. He don't know who Air Reed is. And then showing him about football, him being above the neck, and him being able to set up quarterbacks, show him a professional basketball player doing what you want him to do above the neck because football and putting that into that, I like, I hear what you just say, like his mental, he don't have to study tape on that to know how his mental is of like studying the film and just progressing stuff.

49:32James Harrison:Study film on basketball or what you're actually doing of somebody that does that above the neck and how he knows what's happening before it happens. So I'm a thousand percent with you, but I'm just like, God, it just looked crazy because he don't know Aaron Reed and coach, you don't need to be, I get what you're saying, but don't do that. That's like, no, he doesn't know. Nah. You, that would be like you telling me when I came into the league, go look at this basketball player and I want you to be like him. Like his, his, his, his demeanor or I don't, I don't even know his, his knowledge. I don't know what is smart in the basketball games.

50:19Because I don't know it. I don't know if he's doing something smart or if he's just a highly skilled player that is athletic enough to make it look like he's doing something smart.

50:33James Harrison:Like point guards, being able to control the flow of the game, being able to – they do actually have plays. You know what I'm saying? So there's certain things where other teams do run plays on you. And I've seen defensive players that know and study basketball tape, knowing what's coming on, knowing what plays they're going to run. You know what I'm saying? So that is a real thing, but show it to them when a basketball guy. Show them some plays where these dudes were aware and knew that the play was coming and were able to do something, you know what I'm saying, to prevent it. You know what I'm saying?

51:02James Harrison:Like showing somebody how to stop a slant, because every week is playing something off and then breaking down to the thing. I get it, but like. No, you don't. Because I don't. You tell me how Air Reed breaking down to the slant. No. He's going to translate to basketball. Please tell me. Say how he, if he's leaning the other way, setting it up to make... When do they lean the other way in basketball, bruh? If a... They anticipate. They got man... You're playing man-to-man with your foot in the lane, so you're kind of see man, see ball, so you can know if something's coming. Air Reed is turning his whole back away from a player to make it look like he's going this way when he knows he has to get back around to it.

51:44He turns his back and spins all the way back through, bro. You can't do that in basketball. As soon as you turn your back, he going to take off.

51:55James Harrison:Not exacts. Not one movement. Joe, listen. Hey, y 'all. We're going to get into these Super Chats because we're out of time anyway, okay? Now, this is a British pound, okay? It's Pokemon card pulls. I guess this might have came in before we talked about it. It's five pounds. That's pounds. Okay. So that's like$500. That's like 500 American. Okay. No, it ain't, it ain't that, but it's damn sure more. Okay. So it says we aren't, why aren't, why aren't you talking about Aaron Donald working out with the LA Rams? We did talk about it. He's coming back. Chap. He's not coming back. I'm telling you that right now.

52:41He's not coming back. Chop, he's not. It's not going to happen. So you sit your ass back and you had your cup of tea, a potato chip or two. Wow. And it's not happening. You understand? And the other thing here is not happening. Debo, get your pods. We need you back at the Patriots ASAP. No, it's not happening.

53:01James Harrison:Nope. Not tearing up everything in my body. And Debo, you already said. I'm going to cut one time and diggle everything in my knee. I ain't never tore no major ligaments in football playing the game. Like, it's no way I'm coming back. I thought I could. I sat there and played with my son for a minute. He just did like a little twist I'm trying to react to. I'm like, dude, no, I ain't doing that, man. I can't. I can't. I can't. I got to know which way I'm going, and I got to go that way. That's why I ain't playing no basketball, Joe. I ain't doing nothing that's going to cause me to have to adjust somebody else's movements.

53:32Yes. Oh, yeah. I'm lifting weights. I know which way to wear it. That's it.

53:39James Harrison:I can't let it go yet I can't let it go yet How old are you? 37 Boy, I'm only a year older than you I just turned 38 this year Debo, you are not a year older than me I just turned 38 this year You turned 48 years old So, that means you're 11 years older than me So that's why I can't delete you No, you was When did you, when was your, how were you when you played your last snap in the league? 39. Come on, Debo. You are still getting people up off you. I'm trying to play in the 35 and up league. Debo, no. I can still be playing this league. Hey, hey. And I'm not trying. I was getting paid, though.

54:22I came to realization. What? I knew if I tore something up, there's going to have to pay for it.

54:30James Harrison:You're out there doing it for the free. Man, I'm doing it for the love. But I'm still chilling. I haven't had a foul. I've only been fouled twice. I ain't trying to wish nothing on you. Listen, Joe. Thank you, Debo. Please, wish health and happiness. I wish you all the greatest, and I wish you good health, and I hope everything go good. Thank you. So I ain't going to win no more games, and you're going to be out there wasting your time. But with that even being said, worst case, what happens if you mess up something, dude, and then you fall? And as you fall, you can't stop yourself from falling.

54:59You hit your mouth, and then you break your jaw. And now your mouth wires shut. No, no, no.

55:03James Harrison:No. Joe, if you listen to me, Joe, you fuck this up for me. No, Debo, I'll be right here. That'd be good for me. If he sit my ass there, I'll be at the same spot for the whole year. Damn, Debo. I ain't got nowhere to go now. I'm here. Oh, man. Look here, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for joining us on this episode of Debo and Joe. Please make sure you like subscribe we ain't got enough likes in here we got 180 200 people in here we ain't got enough likes on this get it up make sure you like subscribe and download where you get your show joe yo we will see you guys tomorrow same time same place let's get it Yo.

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