Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Dexter Lawrence Requests Trade, Deebo Forgot How To Squat, Masters Menu

7 Apr 2026 · 38 min · 13 chapters

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In short

Episode topic: A sports-and-lifestyle chat that mixes NFL contract talk, gym/mobility training, and a Masters golf outing (food/prices and “no phones” vibe). They also debate Vikings GM-search timing and discuss wine tasting stories.

Guests (who appear)

No external guests are interviewed in this episode. The hosts are Deebo and Joe (plus occasional references to other people like Dexter Lawrence, Harbaugh, and Miles, but not as guests).

Guest backgrounds (referenced)

Dexter Lawrence is an NFL defensive tackle (Giants). Harbaugh is the new coach referenced. “Miles” is another NFL player referenced for a similar contract/guarantee situation.

Key claims

  • Dexter Lawrence requested a trade because his contract has no remaining guaranteed money and his pay is set to drop in the final year.
  • The hosts argue this is rational given the market reset for defensive tackles and the NFL’s pay-cut/restructure dynamics.
  • They question why the Vikings GM search starts after the draft (blame/control concerns).
  • Masters food is surprisingly cheap; the event’s “no cell phones” rule improves focus.

Notable examples

  • Lawrence’s trade request details: two years left; ~$20M upcoming season; no more guaranteed money; last year drops ~$4–5M.
  • Squat story: Deebo says he “forgot how to squat” after knee/meniscus issues and years away, then improves with proper warmups and mobility work.
  • Masters food: $10 “order at the map,” pulled pork, breakfast sandwich, and pimento cheese debate.

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Debo's Weightlifting Struggles

3:09 to 7:20

A humorous discussion about weightlifting and forgetting how to squat.

“Hey, but speaking of Tampa, man, you say you lift weights, right?”

Dexter Lawrence's Trade Request

7:20 to 14:01

In-depth analysis of Dexter Lawrence's request for a trade from the Giants.

“I got to like 315, but I felt good about it.”

Understanding NFL Contract Negotiations

14:01 to 21:40

Explore the dynamics of NFL players negotiating contracts and the impact of performance on salary expectations.

“And he is definitely the top, if not one of the top, he's one of the top, if not the top tackle on the inside right now.”

The Role of a GM in NFL Teams

21:40 to 22:35

Discuss the implications of a head coach's control over player selection in an NFL team.

“But, oh, you know what to pay me and you want to guarantee this right here?”

The Masters and Sports Pricing

22:35 to 28:00

Analyze the pricing strategies at The Masters compared to other sports events, emphasizing affordability in food and drinks.

“Either way, I'm not going to ask for a restructure, and y 'all don't ask for a restructure.”

Affordable Food Prices at The Masters

28:00 to 29:00

Discover the surprisingly low prices of food at The Masters compared to NFL games.

“Look at the Masters prices on these burgers, man.”

The Unique Experience of The Masters

29:00 to 30:20

Learn about the unique atmosphere at The Masters, including the no-phone policy.

“You can't get a water round thing for$10 at an NFL game, bruh.”

Memories of Attending The Masters

30:20 to 31:29

Hear personal stories about attending The Masters and the beauty of Augusta.

“They're not swinging back to back to back to back.”

Favorite Food Choices at The Masters

31:29 to 32:46

Explore the hosts' favorite food choices at The Masters, including pulled pork and breakfast sandwiches.

“Man, look, when I was there, Tiger was there, but he was limping.”

Wine Tasting Experience Gone Wrong

37:11 to 42:00

Listen to a funny story about a wine tasting experience at a birthday party.

“What I come to realize is that when people think that they're dating this AI companion, they're actually dating the companies that create this.”
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Wine Tasting Tales

42:00 to 45:00

Explore the humorous experiences of wine tasting and preferences.

“Now, I'm sitting up here, and, you know, I'm trying to do the little fancy thing, man.”

Football Trivia and Memories

45:00 to 46:44

Engage in nostalgic football trivia and shared memories between hosts.

“I ain't too on the sweet stuff, but you know what I'm saying?”

Upcoming Show Guests and Plans

46:44 to 50:08

Hear about future guests and playful banter about arrangements.

“no hold up do you know who it is you looking it up Joe I don't know who it was I think it might be rest wow Hey, Joe don't know himself.”
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3:09Wow. Hey, but speaking of Tampa, man,

3:12James Harrison:you say you lift weights, right? Yes. Check out Baker right here. you live ways like this what's that yeah zoom in you see what it is

3:31James Harrison:yeah count the plates go ahead run that back for him that's Baker who Baker Baker we in Tampa Baker oh yeah Baker Bixwell remember he used to play with you y 'all got rid of Stefanski yeah that's one yeah I'm a bigger fan you lift weights yeah I can't do that like that not right now nope I'm sad you don't lift weights like that for like this this is all I'm trying to tell you I'm not that's the quarterback what I'm trying to do go to the what I'm trying to do set a world record I'm trying to stay in ain't nothing but 495 Joe not right now not on my back it's hack squat and you get to hold on I could probably I could okay back then back then for sure for sure for sure easy I don't need I don't even need a hack sets sets of 10 come on Debo and I'm low yes ah ass to the grass I'm in the bucket with it I might go butt the calf if I have to no question come on man only for real But after that, now, I'm lifting to keep my, you know what I'm saying, right now, I got not SpongeBob muscles, but you know what I'm saying, I'm trying to look good.

4:56James Harrison:SpongeBob, Joe. I'm trying to make sure I can, you know what I'm saying, still run, still jump, still, you know what I'm saying, be sweet. Not SpongeBob, but I'm throwing up to 225. I just need 10 times. 10. 10. 225, 10. 10? Now, that's just as strong as I need to be. Over 10, then I'm like, dang. What am I trying to do now? Do I need to compete? Should I start trying to compete? You know what I'm saying? Listen, listen, Joe. I got to tell you something. I don't even know why I'm going to tell you this, man, because it's going to look bad. All right. So, P-Gang. You know, I had a few knee surgeries.

5:32James Harrison:You know, I had a few meniscus, you know, for the last couple years, right? So, I really stepped away from the squat game. I started doing leg press, right? And then I really stepped away from that too, right? So I hadn't really did any real squatting in almost two and a half, three years, right? Yeah. Joe. And you went hard? No, Joe. No, Joe. I planned on going light. I was, you know, I'm just doing like where I used to be able to take, you know, 565 and, you know, do three sets of eight. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Okay. Joe. I went in there. this was bruh bruh this was Friday or Friday or Sunday bruh I'm like alright I'm gonna go in here and squat I go in there and squat bruh I put the bar on just to get the movement yeah bruh I didn't know you could forget how to squat oh no yo see your form your form was off yo form was trash after I can't believe I've been telling you this bruh Yeah, go ahead.

6:39James Harrison:Go ahead, Strongman. Let me know what's up. Bro, after one set of 135, bro, my muscles were twitching. 10. Just what you get. 10 reps, bro. 10 reps of the 135? Bro, my muscles was twitching. I'm like, all right, maybe they just getting used to it. So I'm like, all right, let me go to 225. Bro, I go to 225. I can't figure out why I cannot squat right anymore, dude. I'm adjusting four or five times trying to get down there. Like, bruh, it was the most garbage thing ever. Steve, what's up? It was yesterday. I came back, though. I didn't get up that high. I got to like 315, but I felt good about it.

7:30James Harrison:Okay. I wasn't twitching and doing all the movement. So I might have to go into like 30 days of squatting, bro, just to get it back. Just to get back right. Just to get back right. No, for sure. For sure. For sure. And I think my thing with squatting is my mobility. Because I told you, my hip. You got that bad hip. Got that bad hip. So I got to get down all the way right. I'll get to leaning a little bit. I'm like, come on, Joe. We got to get this hip all the way right. But I'm still squatting smooth. It's just I got to warm up. I got to warm up first. I just can't go in there and think it's all sweet to jump down in there.

8:04James Harrison:No. Yeah, you know, I like to do my warm-up first, so I do my cardio first. You do the cardio. I jump on my cardio first. That was the most perfect thing that we did when I worked out with you that day. We got on the treadmill first for 45 minutes. Yeah. And then I'm as warm as – I'm past warm. I'm tired now. And I hit a stretch, and then I hit my weight. So, yeah, it was a little different. You know, it was eye-opening. But give me three, four weeks, man. I'm going to get back up. I don't go no higher than four or five now because, you know, I had a couple of micro-discectomies. But I'll get back to four or five for, baby, sets of 12 to 15.

8:46James Harrison:See, no. For me, my squad now, I don't need to get back up to the four or five, none of that. Three 15s, repping that for 10, you know what I'm saying, three sets. Three to four sets, boom. solid. Yeah, you know, my kids, they might want to wrestle or something, you know what I'm saying? Joe, you better get your legs right because when, when your little boys get a leg, bro, I'm taking care of my legs. Yo, come see what this is about, old man. No, for sure, for sure. They don't want to wrestle? I'm leg extensions, you know what I'm saying? I'm making sure I'm keeping the quads, the hamstrings, you know what I'm saying?

9:22James Harrison:I never don't mess with my legs. Them boys going to be squatting five, six, honey. Yes. And that's the hope. They go take one leg and kick you. Nope. It's over with. They ain't going to disrespect their dad like that. Uh-uh. Y 'all going to be wrestling. Oh, okay. They ain't going to have a choice. They going to put their leg down, put that foot in the dirt. I ain't going to get the wrestling. Bip you up. Don't let them jump. If they jump, you call your boy. Okay? Because if mine jump me, I'm going to call you. All right? For sure. For sure. You understand? Please. Hey, listen. I'm going to just send you a FaceTime.

9:58James Harrison:I'm going to be like, I'm going to say, listen, ain't nobody over here, ain't nobody over here, like, below victim weight, you know? So, you got to make sure you're working out. Listen, I still got. The young one, he might be like 180. You might, you know what I'm saying? I'll give you him. I'll take James. Oh, yeah. One, we just write even, same weight. Oh, yeah. Yeah, you got action, too. You got action, too. No question about it. You got no base. Run over here to the Giants, baby. Giants tackle. Dexter Lawrence has requested a trade. He said he will not participate in a team off-season workout program.

10:35James Harrison:Lawrence has two years remaining on his deal and is currently scheduled to make$20 million this upcoming season.

10:45James Harrison:Oh, he has no more guaranteed money. There you go, Joe. My man ain't got no more guaranteed paper. Joe, do you? I find it surprising for him to ask for this. Are you surprised that he asked for a trade? This is, no. This is what he, when you are in the point of your career, when you know that you're trying to hit the table, you're trying to always, if he didn't have a good season or if he did have a good season, you know, it's only too many more times you can get a cut at that apple. You know what I'm saying? A slice at the pot, trying to get another contract. So when you're seeing other people get deals and you feel like your money isn't where it should be, and you know like you're still under that 30 years old where they're not just taking your cut, they're not just taking your money, they're not just giving you a less contract because of your age, where you still feel like you can get that bag, he's trying to go do it.

11:41James Harrison:So being able to feel like he's outperformed some of his contracts, seeing other defensive tackles signed for more money than him, and he knows like it's not going to be too many more times I can do it. And I think that's what it is at this point. Yeah, so if you look at it, I guess he signed his deal in 2023. He was getting paid around the top guys at that time when he signed it. Other guys signed the deals. Of course, it's no longer in that range. I think they said he's around 10, middle of the pack, somewhere around there. Contract negotiation. He's trying to get some more guaranteed money.

12:24James Harrison:His money is no longer guaranteed. but you got a new coach in Harbaugh Harbaugh said I think in February he said Lawrence is super super important and he's a cornerstone football player and he's like okay well show me prove me prove it to me and show me by paying me and I already know there's people out there that's going to be like oh well you know he signed a deal you know so he should just go ahead and play nope nope y 'all don't have that same feeling when they tell the player, hey, take a pay cut because they don't feel like he's playing up to the value that they're going to pay him at. And right now, he feels like he has outplayed what they had given him.

13:06The biggest thing is no more guaranteed money

13:10James Harrison:left on his contract. And the last year of his contract, which is not this year coming, but next year, he actually gets paid almost$4,$5 million less. And dude, I think where he's at is, Yo, it's smart for him to ask for the trade now so that you're not asking for a trade after the draft. He's letting everybody out there know that he wants to be traded so he has a better opportunity of a team that may be looking to draft that position. They're like, you know what, we can go and get him and fill that spot right now. I have no problem with it. I'm cool with it just as I'm, you know, understandable.

13:49James Harrison:if I'm the owner and you want to ask for a pay cut, you're going to have to be understandable as he has outplayed the contract. Of course, last year he didn't have that great of a season, but you're talking about a guy that clogs up the middle that's going to take two every time. And he is definitely the top, if not one of the top, he's one of the top, if not the top tackle on the inside right now. So I have absolutely no problem with this and I'm all for it, brother. Debo, you, when we connect, when we think the same thing, we think the same thing. Like, the coaches, I don't feel mad at, like, the ownership, too.

14:30James Harrison:When they're trying to get players to get pay cuts, if you underperform your contract, they're quick to chop it up and tell you to take a pay cut. You're none. You're underperforming this deal. We need to restructure. When the shoe's on the other foot, he's outplayed this deal. He feels like he doesn't have any more guaranteed money. he sees the market has been three years of other D-tackles signing and resetting that market. He's just seeing that number go. Yesterday's price is not today's price. It's real life going on in the football, in National Football League. And when you see these players are like this, no, like 20 million sounds good to you, but another dude in my same position is making 40.

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20:29James Harrison:That, because this is my last time to get this guaranteed money, to get that contract to where no matter, when you say guarantee, no matter if something happens to me, I can get chopped. I won't get another deal. There's no more money coming forward. So then they can start using that against me. So when you say - I think the biggest thing for him is the fact that it is no more guaranteed money. Yeah, no, for sure. That's the biggest thing for him. I think the top guy is maybe like, maybe five or six million higher than him. Or no, take it back. Maybe closer to 12. Now I think about it. But his range would be closer to$5,$6,$7 million higher.

21:06James Harrison:But the big thing is he has nothing left as far as a guarantee. And the last year's deal is like$15 or$16 million on that last year. So, yeah. Yo, show me or let me go get it somewhere else. I'm not mad at it. I'm not surprised by it. Hopefully they can figure something out. But when you see players do this, I'm not surprised. surprised when you see good players. Hey, guess who did it last year? The other year, rather. Last year. I think it was last year. Was it last year? Yeah, it was last year. Guess who did it last year? Was it? Your boy Miles. Mm-hmm. Your boy Miles did. He ain't had no guaranteed paper.

21:45Like, hey, let me go.

21:47James Harrison:But, oh, you know what to pay me and you want to guarantee this right here? Yeah, okay. I got you. So, we've been talking about a good man, you know, Cam, is trying to figure out what's going on with the bread last year. Like, just when you feel like you're outplaying your deal, you see other contracts happening in the same spot, and the NFL is not for long. What have you done for me lately? They be ready to take a cut if you wasn't doing good? Yes. I'm trying to go get that dough if I'm outperforming my stuff. No question, bro. I have no problem with it. I'm all for it. I want to see more of it.

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22:20James Harrison:Can't stop thinking about it. Don't want to see it in Pittsburgh, though. What? Y 'all play under your contract. I'm a fan, though. Yeah, for sure. No. Because look, that's the other thing. Don't ask for no restructures then. You know what I'm saying? Either way, I'm not going to ask for a restructure, and y 'all don't ask for a restructure. If I have a good season, everything's good. If my season wasn't as good as it was, it's averages, laws are averages. We signed this deal at the beginning, and y 'all got me for four. Don't start nothing y 'all don't want to finish now. You're going to get what you're going to get.

22:53James Harrison:I'm going to give you my best every single year. It may not be this. Every time, I'm going to give you a boom. It might go a little bit. Okay? Don't worry. We're not going to tell you. You got to take no money off. But hopefully that thing get back up to where it's supposed to be. Okay? Listen, I only started this when they started asking for pay cuts. Y 'all signed a man to a contract. Then y 'all want to tell him, oh, you ain't played good enough to take a pay cut. So don't be surprised when he done outplayed his contract. He's like, you're going to pay raise. Shoo him in the foot. That's the only thing I'm saying.

23:18James Harrison:I'm not like. I want it. I want it here. I want it here. Look here. What I'm finding a little confusing, though, is the Vikings won't begin the GM search until after the draft.

23:34James Harrison:Why is that? Why do you think that is? Like, what makes you, huh?

23:43James Harrison:So, my only question would be is this. Who would be, is the head coach or the owner the ones picking the players? who wants to be in control then instead of the GM that's normally the person that kind of does that stuff. Do you know what I'm saying? So, I guess it's going to be the head coach and I would think the owner that would be making the calls. I guess right now they got a temporary GM. I can't pronounce that name. Okay, they got a temp GM right now. Let's call him K-O-M. K-A-M. I don't know what that name is. Nope, I ain't about to mess it up. I ain't even about to mess it up. Joe, try that name, Joe.

24:30James Harrison:They didn't even put it on mine. No, no, no. Hit the doc, man. Try that name, brother. I can't get that one. I can't get... I ain't going to try that one. But my thing is this. Yes. you're expecting a gm to come in and agree with whatever it is y 'all picked and then have to take i guess responsibility for that and not have any say or knowledge of the process that led to it i don't understand that yeah so you gotta give him leeway so if y 'all don't do good you gotta give him leeway never get that gm job make sure y 'all sign for like seven years yeah you need a good three to fold before you get people in place that you need to make sure you can have the players you want to start developing yeah that's what i'm like you just start picking and picking up guys that are already established yeah i'm not just who's making it just doesn't make any sense to me honestly Yeah, I'm lost, brother.

25:43James Harrison:You're kind of putting somebody out to dry in one way, or you're letting him know that, man, you got some leeway because these ain't the players you pick. So it's a little bit of both. I just want to know, whoever does pick the players, who? Who's going to be the one that's going to be able to – who's deciding? Because I never like when you don't know, so you never know who to blame. You never know who's able to point the finger to. This is who you pick. This is why you picked them. Okay, now you can at least stand on them. from their success. Now the GM wants to take all the success. Like, oh yeah, they were good.

26:14James Harrison:What a great draft class. But if they're not good, anybody just, oh no, that wasn't me. I don't have nothing to do with that. There's no way they can, yeah, you can't even put this on him. You can't. You're already saying, you're not going to hire a dude until after the draft. So basically the dude that come in has to be in agreeance with who you drafted because he can't come in there and be like, you know what? I wouldn't have picked this dude up, but they did. But, like, you can't. Yeah. Yeah, so after the search, they got to just be like this. Whoever y 'all got, yeah, I'm all with, that's who I would have picked.

26:50James Harrison:Right. Oh, yeah, I liked all these guys. Oh, yeah. Oh, man, God, great pick. Great choice. I'm stepping into, you know, an already made, you know, spot, and all I got to do is go in here and get, nah. Yeah. Your board is my board. Right. You know what? Wow. As I was applying for this job, I was looking at who you guys drafted. And you know what? It was identical to who I was thinking about and where I was thinking about getting them. I'm telling you. You talking about studying for a job with all the answers? You got answers to the test. Right there. Those are your favorite plays. I might go for GM.

27:27James Harrison:What they paying over there for the Vikings, man? What the GM making over there, man? I know I can go make me a pretty little penny. It ain't peanuts. It ain't peanuts. It ain't peanuts. You need to keep the lights on. That's for sure. I need something to keep the lights on. You know what I'm saying? I'm over here bad, down here bad, man. Man, you a liar. Wi-Fi? You know, Wi-Fi going out all that, you know? I can't even get good service. Sometimes that's just the weather. That's just the weather sometimes, knocking it out. I ain't going to lie, Joe. Maybe I ain't paid my bill a long time. You know, money wasn't coming in.

28:06James Harrison:You know? It wasn't coming in. What happened with yours, Joe? No, we're talking about mine. I know yours wasn't buying no money. I know yours wasn't buying no money. I was buying no money. You know, it was a little weather. It was a little. Yeah. I was deep up. Yeah, I know yours was better. Look here, man. What's up? The Masters. Yes. Look at the Masters, brother. Look at the Masters prices on these burgers, man. On all this food. Why is this food so cheap? That's crazy, man. I've been to the Masters one time and couldn't believe it. The most expensive sport ever got these prices. They do it great.

28:41James Harrison:They do a good job. Why don't the NFL give us no prices like this, man? Why don't the football game give us no price like this, man? I'll give me some, what is that? Pork barbecue? Some pulled pork right there, brother. Look here. Put that up there. Build your$10 order at the map. $10, bruh. $10. You can't get a water round thing for$10 at an NFL game, bruh. Maybe a water. It was actually amazing how cheap this stuff was. They do a great job out of that, Debo. Why is that, Joe? I don't... They must make so much money for the tickets or the people to get in the Masters that they really not... They ain't trying to grab the little stuff.

29:28James Harrison:They get the sponsorships and all that right there. They ain't trying to rob the fan that's just trying to come and see somebody play some golf, huh? They just want you to come in there and you can't bring yourself. Have a good time. Bring the family. Be able to eat, drink. And there's no cell phones. There's no cell phones on property. So everybody there, you are just there in the moment, chilling. Nobody got no phones. No phones. So you're into it. You ain't up there trying to. Nobody's calling. Nobody can't be doing that. Nobody's on the thing. You in the moment. It's one of the best experiences I went to, Debo.

30:02James Harrison:and just it being cheap, it just makes it like, dang, this is what it's all about. They're not trying to, they're not trying to just, they're not trying to rob us. You gotta be quiet though, Joe. I don't know if I can do that. You can do what? Be quiet. You know, he's going to swing. He's swinging right now. You can't talk in his back swing right now. He's got about six sharp. No, no, no. It's just at the light. They're not swinging back to back to back to back. So it's like, just calm down for a second. He swing, and then you can react to it. And we're chilling and watching the shot. And you got you another three minutes until when the dude goes behind, he's about to hit, they throw their hands up like this.

30:42James Harrison:And then that's when we got back. That's when you shut up. That's when we got, all right, all right, Debo. All right, Debo, shut up. What? No, no. See, I can't take that. You ain't about to be telling me shut up. No, no, no, no, no. Put your arm down. See? They're going to say shut up. They're going to be like, Debo, Debo, Debo. Go ahead. I'm going to get through all the masters, baby. Yeah. No, we had so much fun, though. But you go post up. Is the Mass the same place every year, Drew? Every year at the same exact place. Augusta, Georgia. Augusta, Georgia. The most beautiful golf course. The most beautiful golf course in the world I've seen.

31:19And we just walking on it, chilling, looking.

31:22James Harrison:Because now I'm really in the golf. And that spot was unbelievable. Maybe Tiger will be back next year by then. Who knows? Man, look, when I was there, Tiger was there, but he was limping. I think it was 2022, and he just got out of something. It just looked hard for him to walk a little bit. Yeah, he probably limping right now, too. He definitely. Oh, I didn't get to talk to you about that. He was looking tricky. Hey, hey, hey. Just caught the phone with Donnie. He said, yeah, I was just on the phone with the president. Just on the phone with him. Hey, hey. Sent me. Sent me. I just got to phone with Donnie.

32:01James Harrison:Hey, man, put the prices back up, man. I need Joe to give me that$10 order at the Masters, man. Oh, the$10 order at the Masters. Tell me what you go get, man. I'm going with the... What's your sandwich, brother? I'm going to go... I'm going to go... I'm going to go... I ain't going to lie. Pork barbecue. I'm with you. Yep. And you know, second row breakfast. I'm a breakfast sandwich. But honestly, I'm a sauce, egg, and cheese. but if they got bacon, egg, and cheese, I'll do it. But first and foremost, I'm going to go sausage, egg, and cheese. I might go sausage, bacon, egg, and cheese but I'm going to go the breakfast sandwich.

32:37James Harrison:So we sitting in six and then I'm going to go chips. I'm going to go chips. Want some chill? I ain't going to lie to you, Joe. You going to go chocolate chips? I'm with you on the first two, Joe but I really ain't chip. I just ain't tripping. I started to say chipping. I really ain't tripping. on the snack because it ain't really nothing there that's really jumping out at me. Listen. I'd rather go and get me an iced tea and a water. Oh, see, that's what... Okay, no, I'm going to do... I'm going to do two waters because I don't really like... I don't really do too much iced tea. I'm going to do double hydration with a breakfast sandwich and a pulled pork because the breakfast sandwich, hopefully it ain't dry.

33:19James Harrison:You know they doing that sweet tea down there, not a Joja. Okay, no, no, no. That's a fact. That's a fact. But I'm going to still double water it. I'm going to double water it. okay yeah smooth hey joe what up up they got a dollar fifty cheese sandwich pimento cheese what is that pimento cheese see everybody was talking you should know cheese i mean hey everybody i had i don't i didn't know joe but that's how you know this is this is a joe this is a little this is a little different it's a lighter event it's yeah it ain't There's such thing as a cheese sandwich where I'm from. It's just light.

33:58James Harrison:It's, you know, real light. It's almost like little bites. I heard of a grilled cheese. Yeah. I ain't heard of a... On the Serving Pancakes podcast, conversations about volleyball go beyond the court. Today we have a little best friend compatibility test. Okay. How long have we been best friends for? Since the day we met. As the League One volleyball season heads towards its final stretch, there's no better time to tune in. We really are like yin and yang, vodka and tequila. You'll hear unfiltered analysis, behind the scenes stories and conversations with leaders making an impact across the sport.

34:28Today we have Logan Lednicki. I feel like our fan base in general is very connected. It's like a comforting feeling getting to play at home. Whether you're following the final push of love season or just love the game, serving pancakes brings you closer to the action and the people shaping the future of volleyball. Jordan Thompson had that microphone out. God forbid we make mistakes or cuss at our coach. Open your free iHeartRadio app, search Serving Pancakes, and listen now. This has been Serving Pancakes, and we'll catch you on the flip side. Okay. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports.

35:06Ready for a different take on Formula One? Look no further than No Grip, a new podcast tackling the culture of motor racing's most coveted series. Join me, Lily Herman, as we dive into the underexplored pockets of F1, including the astrology of the current grid,

35:20James Harrison:Lewis Hamilton, Capricorn Sun, Cancer Moon. Wouldn't you know it, Michael Schumacher is also a Capricorn Sun, Cancer Moon. The story of the sport's most consequential driver's strike. We have one man who, upon hearing that he was going to be fired, freaked out, and apparently climbed out the window of the bathroom. And was Daniel Ricciardo's illustrious F1 career a success story, a cautionary tale, or some combination of both? He started getting all this attention, and he maybe started to think, I'm bigger than this. I'm better. And plenty of other mishaps, scandals, and sagas that have made Formula One a delightful, decadent dumpster fire for more than 75 years.

35:59Listen to No Grip on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

36:09James Harrison:10-10 shots fired in City Hall building. A silver.40 caliber handgun was recovered at the scene. From iHeart Podcasts and Best Case Studios, this is Rorschach, Murder at City Hall. How could this have happened at City Hall? Somebody tell me that. July 2003, Councilman James E. Davis arrives at New York City Hall with a guest. Both men are carrying concealed weapons. And in less than 30 minutes, both of them will be dead.

36:45everybody in the chambers ducked a shocking public murder i scream get down get down those are shots those are shots get down a charismatic politician you know he just bent the rules all the time i still have a weapon and i could shoot you and an outsider with a secret he alleged he was a victim of blackmail that may or may not have been political that may have been about sex Listen to Rorschach, Murder at City Hall on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

37:40What I come to realize is that when people think that they're dating this AI companion, they're actually dating the companies that create this. We're experiencing one of the greatest tech accelerations in human history. And let's be honest, that can be messy. There's no playbook for what to do when an AI model hallucinates a story about you. But it's my belief that we should all benefit from this moment. Mostly Human will show you how. My goal is to give you the playbook. so you can benefit. The reason I say agency is because, like, if we can give power back to people, then I think that's probably the best thing we can do for your mental health.

38:19Listen to Mostly Human on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. If you're trying to keep up with everything happening on and off the court, we've got you covered on the podcast, Flagrant and Funny. You look at the top four number one seeds. What do you think UCLA is going to do? Break down that for me, my friend. Obviously, UConn is the overwhelming favorite in this tournament. But I'll be honest, I think people are kind of sleeping on Texas. Experts are suggesting that UCLA is the number one challenger to UConn and that right after that would be Texas.

38:56S &C is so deep and so thick in just about everything. It really is annoying. So it's UCLA, Texas, South Carolina, LSU. Only ones that could possibly upset UConn. On Flagrant and Funny, we're giving our unfiltered takes on the biggest moments, the conversations everyone's having. So whether your bracket is busted or you just want the latest on the tournament, we got you. Listen to Flagrant and Funny with Carrie Champion and Jamel Hill on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports.

39:26James Harrison:Pimento cheese sandwich. Man, that's my first time hearing a pimento cheese sandwich. Yeah, I ain't gonna lie to you. Get out of here. No disrespect. respect, was not the biggest fan of the brimento cheese. You know, it's all good. That's why, nope. To each his own. Definitely, dude. Like, I don't, I don't know. Let me flip back.

39:55James Harrison:I'm going to go,

40:00James Harrison:I'm going to have to stay with the pulled pork. I might hit the fresh fruit. Wow, yeah. That's what I thought you was going to do at first. Okay. So I'm saying 550 right now, right? Hmm.

40:19James Harrison:I'm not a cookie. You a cookie person, D?

40:24James Harrison:What I really want to get to, though. You want some wine? No, I ain't trying to get to the wine. I don't like the white wine. When I was younger, before my palate matured, I was a Riesling, all that sweet stuff. Kool-Aid wine. You were a dessert wine. Dessert wine. You know, Boone's farm. You know what I'm saying? Joe, let me tell you about this, dude. I had a birthday party, right? I had my 30th birthday party, dude. So I done bought this wine collection, dude. So I done gotten to, or was it 40? I think it was my 40th birthday. Take it back. It was my 40th birthday party. So I done gotten to this, you know, I done gotten to the wine thing.

41:11James Harrison:You know, it's tasting good, all that, right? Yeah. Bruh, when I say I got red wine, dude, like I got Petrus or people called Petrus. Like I got wine, brother. Yeah. And I, you know, and I'm having my 40th, so I done invited a few people, whatever. Got my family there, man. I got all this wine out. I got a lady there to serve the wine, all this, dude. I got, dude, like, you name it, bro. You know? Everything. Everything, bro. Everything. And I'm talking your bottom, your bottom bottle might have been$250 ,000,$300 ,000. Your top bottle was around$4 ,000,$5 ,000, right? Yep, yep, yep. There you go.

41:52James Harrison:You got that good bag. That's how I went broke. Let me get back. That's what happened, Joe. That's how I went broke. I ain't got no money now. All right, bro. Broke. Go ahead. That's how I went broke, Joe. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Now, I'm sitting up here, and, you know, I'm trying to do the little fancy thing, man. I got my homeboys that got a little taste. It's like, oh, man, this is hitting, man. I got, you know, I got French Bordeaux's. I got everything, Joe. Everything. Yes. And my people, of course, my people, ooh, this shit nasty. This shit tastes... Hey, for real. Oh, this shit nasty. This shit tastes terrible.

42:32James Harrison:Right. So I'm like, man, y 'all don't know what, you know what I'm saying? I'm trying to talk to you. Y 'all got to swivel it a little bit. Hold on. All of a sudden, bruh, I hear they talking about, oh, this good. This real good, man. This real good. So I'm like, what they talking about? I'm like, hey, what y 'all like? What y 'all like? Right. So they're like, it's this one right here. So I go over to the, you know, the lady I got serving them. I'm like, which one they like? Which one they like? Bruh. These, these people. These people. Then went into the refrigerator and grabbed a big bottle like this, right?

43:08James Harrison:Yeah. It's barefoot. Bro, that's what I'm saying. Beastly Chardonnay something, dude. Yeah. She did not even have it on the table. She was serving it from underneath because she was like, I just didn't think you wanted it up there. Hell no, I don't want it up there. You know? I'm like, what are they drinking? and she's like, I'm like, which one they drinking? So I'm looking, you know what I'm saying? I'm looking at the white burgundies and all that. She's like, and she pulled it out from under. She's like, it's this. I'm like, these people done went into the refrigerator, bro, and grabbed like two half gallons of Boone's Farm or something barefoot, something like that, right?

43:47James Harrison:It's barefoot. It's barefoot. That's what it was. It's barefoot, bro. It's sweet. It's, you know, it's your bottom. Brother. They killed that. Yes. And then they was mad. it was no more. I said, man, y 'all could run y 'all ass to the store and get that for$5.99. And you know what they did? They went right to the store. Got it. I'm telling you, Debo, that's actually hilarious. They talking about, I don't know why he got this nasty ass wine out here. Don't nobody want this shit. Yeah.

44:21James Harrison:I'm telling you, it be like that. Family and wine, though. Wine, like you said, You were like that at the beginning. You were only drinking the whites. Yes. You was only drinking the whites. The same with me. The Riesling, the bubbly, the dessert wines. And then you start like, oh, man, this is too sweet. And then you start getting to the bread. Joe, when you come here, man, we're going to have to try this nice little dessert wine I got for you, man. I got a little bottle of that Chateau de Kim. I got an 86 for you. Okay, okay, okay. Let me go. Respect. I'm going to remind you. Don't worry. I'm going to remind you.

44:56James Harrison:Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I know you like wine, so you know what I'm saying? I ain't too on the sweet stuff, but you know what I'm saying? Me either. Me either. You know I'm more than... If you ain't on the sweet stuff, then we ain't got to go there. I'm not on the sweet stuff. I'm on the red side. I got a little bit. I got a... It ain't that old. Maybe I got a couple bottles of that 2004, like Cayman. Not Cayman, but the Opus. Okay. Yeah. There we go. That's what I'm talking about. The Opus one? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Okay. I got it on the rummage sale at$1.59. You did. Yep, sure did. $1.59, Joe.

45:34James Harrison:$1.59, Joe. Let's hit the Super Chat real quick, Joe. We got. You know we got Covenant Light,$10. Covenant Light. She stayed with us. She stayed with us. She said, James, oh, well, do you know your co-host, Joe, was the first true freshman in Florida Gator history to start at cornerback on opening day? Which team did they play? She's asking me or she's asking you? She's asking you. But I don't know you don't know. She's asking me. How well do I know Joe? I know what team he played. Ain't no way. Children of the Poe. See? Children of the Poe. Joe, hold up. Your very first game, right? Very first game.

46:24James Harrison:Warm-up game. warm up game warm up game okay so it wouldn't be a divisional game out of conference did you pay him to come near obviously

46:42it better not be

46:43James Harrison:Kent State no hold up do you know who it is you looking it up Joe I don't know who it was I think it might be rest wow Hey, Joe don't know himself. Joe don't know himself. I think it was Western Michigan though. If I had to just really guess I thought it was Western Michigan, but I still didn't get it. X covered the life who it was. Covered the life who was it? Put it in the chat. I'm looking for it right now. Look for it, Joe. She know who it is. She definitely know who it is. Oh, I'm going to go to the next one. She sent another$10. She said, Joe, do you know James? 2006. breakout game against the Ravens.

47:26James Harrison:Had three and a half sacks, three forced fumbles, but also recorded a famous tackle on a punt return in that game. Who was this Hall of Famer? Oh, Air Reed. That's easy, man. That's all over TV. And that's the one you hit him, made him fumble, the ball flew in the air. Yeah. See, you saw that. No, yep, yep, yep. And we just talked about that game, the other day when we was on with Coach. Didn't we talk about that? Man, Coach just talked about how you was rocking people on special teams. That's all. He didn't say the specifics of when and who. Yeah, coming to life said it was Western. It was Western.

48:08James Harrison:Okay, no, I knew it was Western. I promise you I didn't get to see it, but yeah, Western Kentucky.

48:16James Harrison:You said Michigan. Because they wasn't scared. You said Michigan. No, I didn't. I said Western Kentucky. But the only thing was, the real game that I remember was I think it was my third like my third game when we played Tennessee that's when she got real because when we played West Kentucky our team was way bigger than their team I'm like okay this isn't really looking cool Tennessee came in there and was looking just about the same size as our team so I was like I was like oh okay okay we got some new hey you look at size checking now damn I was like man they linemen look victim weight on West Kentucky this might not get this might get ugly for them oh man come to life back again $10 she said please remember it's Augusta bougie in the middle of the ghetto thanks again for a memorable episode yesterday I watched it a lot if Troy coming let me know now so I can fix my hair you a funny one

49:23James Harrison:I'm in I'm in I'm in talks with Troy but y 'all know Troy is not really a person that likes too much of the limelight I may have to give up you know maybe one of my first bonds or something you know just to get the man on the show I'm working on it you know what I'm saying you know I'm gonna have to either give up one of my kids one of my animals, one of my reptiles. I'm going to have to give up something. You know what I'm saying? I'm going to have to give up Mango. I don't know if he want Kevin. Kevin a snake. I don't know how you feel about snakes. Maybe my dog. Maybe. I don't know. We'll see.

50:06James Harrison:I'll give him James, but I don't think he going to want James. I'll let you know in time enough to get your head dead, though. You hear? A thousand percent. I'm going to let you know because we got to get some what's the name? We got to get the Browns in here, too. so I already, yeah, I'm going to let you know. But, you know who we do have coming in here on Friday? Ooh. Wide receiver, Michael Pittman Jr. is scheduled to be with us. Ooh. Okay? There we go. So y 'all make sure y 'all don't miss Friday. Okay? I like that. Yes, sir. Hey, Joe, I ain't going to lie to you. What's up, yo? I mean, you could talk to Joe Thomas and, you know.

50:46James Harrison:Yeah. But don't say nothing, you know, about – just don't bring up – I might have called him because he's a Joe when things was kind of sketchy in Mexico. So I hadn't called him back and let him know that, you know, it wasn't going to happen. so he might bring that up, but I just wanted to let you know that I had called him and we was going to Debo and Joe. I had to hit all the Joes up, you know what I'm saying? And that was like a perfect, you know what I'm saying, to keep the Browns. Keep the Browns going. Yeah, and then like I said, right there, we had you in the middle. If I didn't make it, that was the perfect Joe.

51:34James Harrison:I just wanted to let you know. Yeah, for sure. I appreciate that. I appreciate you letting me know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you. Yeah. Look here, man. We want to thank y 'all for joining us on this episode of Debo and Joe. Please make sure you like, subscribe, and download where you get your show. We will be back here Friday with Michael Pittman Jr., newly acquired receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers. Joe, love it. Well, I see y 'all on Friday. Same place, same time. Let's get it. And we out.

52:15On the Serving Pancakes podcast, conversations about volleyball go beyond the court. Today we have a little best friend compatibility test. Okay, how long have we been best friends? Since the day we met. As the League One volleyball season heads towards its final stretch, there's no better time to tune in. You'll hear unfiltered analysis, behind the scenes stories, and conversations with leaders making an impact across the sport. Whether you're following the final push of love season or just love the game, Serving Pancakes brings you closer to the action and the people shaping the future of volleyball.

52:42Open your free iHeartRadio app, search Serving Pancakes, and listen now. Presented by Capital One, founding partner of iHeart Women's Sports.

52:50James Harrison:Peace to the planet. Charlamagne Tha God here, and listen. We are back. The Black Effect Podcast Festival is back in Atlanta on April 25th at Pullman Yards. Yeah. And the full lineup is nuts. We got the Grits and Eggs podcast, Deontay Kyle and Big Ice Cup Cat. We got Club 520 with Jeff Teague and the gang. Don't call me white, girl. Mona will be there. Keep it positive, sweetie, with Crystal Renee. We got Reality with the King with Carlos King. And yes, Drink Champs will be in the building. Plus, you know we're going to have a lot of guests, so you need to join us. And we got the Black Effect Marketplace, the picture podcast, and everything you expect from the Black Effect Podcast Festival.

53:29James Harrison:Tickets are on sale right now. Go get yours at blackeffect.com slash podcast festival. Don't play yourself, okay? Pull up.

53:40Ready for a different take on Formula One? Look no further than No Grip, a new podcast tackling the culture of motor racing's most coveted series. Join me, Lily Herman, as we dive into the underexplored pockets of F1, including the astrology of the current grid, the story of the sport's most consequential driver's strike, and plenty of other mishaps, scandals, and sagas that have made Formula One a delightful, decadent gumster fire for more than 75 years. Listen to No Grip on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

54:10James Harrison:10-10 shots fired in City Hall building. How could this have happened in City Hall? Somebody tell me that. A shocking public murder. This is one of the most dramatic events that really ever happened in New York City politics. I screamed, get down, get down. Those are shots. A tragedy that's now forgotten. And a mystery. That may or may not have been political. That may have been about sex. Listen to Rorschach, Murder at City Hall on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

54:45I'm Lori Siegel, and on my new podcast, Mostly Human, I'll take you to some wild corners of the tech world. I'm about to go on a date with an AI companion at a real-world cafe right here in New York City. There's no playbook for what to do when an AI model hallucinates a story about you. Mostly Human is your playbook for how tech can work for you. Anyone can now be an entrepreneur. Anyone can build an app. And it's very empowering. Listen to Mostly Human on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows.

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