Deebo & Joe - Part 2: Shedeur Sanders vs Deshaun Watson Heats Up + Myles Garrett Injured

22:49James Harrison:They ain't no fight, Joe. Look at that. Look at that, Joe. He fired on them, man. He gave him all that. Now, if he did that to him, I mean, I don't know if they're going to bring that in. That's what I'm saying. If somebody hits you and they stay on their feet, like, and they didn't like... He wasn't even looking for somebody. I understand. I understand. But that ain't even a legit... That's a de-cleaning. He de-cleaning for sure. but that's not a legit, like, he seen it coming and I put that, ooh, what? Every time I ask him about this for you, you keep saying your head would have been on the swivel.

23:27James Harrison:You would have seen him coming. I understand that. You would have been like that. So, that's what I'm saying. I wouldn't have did that to my teammate. I wouldn't have did it to my teammate either. I wouldn't have did that to my teammate either, but... He's like, look, we trying to establish physicality out here. He trying to establish physicality with no pads on? He didn't really... All right. I got you, Deebo. I got you. I'm just saying, Joe. I'm just saying. That's all I was saying, man. Brown Browning. So that's what it is. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. They started doing good. They get something going good for him.

24:02James Harrison:Then you know what? Like, yeah, let me take my teammate out and make sure he can't play. Anyway, Myles Garrett is dealing with a little soreness in his lower half. Head coach, Simon Vey, says Sunday. they're keeping him out of practice for the third consecutive day, Joseph. Do you think it's just a little soreness or is there a reason for worry or Rams are being smart. Rams are being smart. They'd rather take caution if there's any chance of feeling of hammies or something going on, soft tissues. that man didn't say let me look at that again a little soreness lower half what does that mean Joe?

24:54James Harrison:that means he's sore but what is the soreness have you ever heard a little sore in his lower half not even pointing to a extremity it could but his lower half Joe? yeah what's that? that's vague that is super vague why is it so vague three days straight of vagueness soreness Joe not D-Bow I don't know I don't know I think it's chill I think it's nothing what do you think Joe you know me there you go you think something I think I'm hoping it's not okay serious okay but you holding out the Aaron on the side of being smart you know there's no reason for concern when you say there's no reason for concern but you give me lower extremity soreness that kind of makes me concerned because you're not giving me exactly you know what it what it is or what it could be and when I hear things like that and the talk of Aaron Donald coming back.

26:07James Harrison:I think, I hope it's not, but I think there may be a little bit of concern that maybe he may be out for a little bit of time with something more than a little bit of soreness, and that's why the hope of AD may be a necessity instead of a hope, Joe. That's all I'm saying. Will you tell me what you think, Joe? I'm going to say I'm hoping that his thing is just honestly soreness, vet days, legs a little tired. It just started. Maybe they tight. Muscles might be tight. Muscles might be tight. Maybe he ain't got no body work. He was traveling. A lot of travel. Traveling. Coast to coast. It's nothing serious.

26:57James Harrison:Moving all his stuff. Moving all his stuff. He ain't moved shit. He had somebody delivered, Joe. Never know. Miles is... You never know. Miles don't be, Miles is real. He's like you. Miles isn't throwing his money around. Miles might have moved himself. Miles ain't like me because I wouldn't have left that money sitting on that table by not going to them OTAs and all that other shit. Yeah, you're right. I'd have caught that million. We different now. Yeah, but he was negotiating. He knew he wasn't coming back. That's why though, Debo. They told him. He told him not to come. They already, okay.

27:30James Harrison:But no, I'm coming to get that. You can tell me not to come. I'm still coming to get that. I'm under contract, Anna. I got a clause in there, don't I? But then they might not let you leave. You're going to let me leave and you're going to let me leave with this. Because I earned it. But this is what I'm saying. What you think a contract is for? What's in the contract is what you go by. You can't make up what you want to and say, oh, this means that and that means this. You can't do that. That's what a contract is made for. You have to be specific and state, I'm coming to get my money and OTAs and you go pay me.

28:03James Harrison:That is why there's contracts. It specifically states what it is, where it is, and how it's done. What money did Miles move so he could make sure that they could trade him? He just moved some money around to the back end. And he didn't get that, though, because he got traded. He got it. He get it over there. He get it over there. He just delayed when he got it. That's all that was, Joe. That's all that was. And then the money and the bonuses, that's not even counted towards anything. So, Joe, I got to go get that. The contracts say I can get it. I'm going to get it. You ain't about to do nothing outside what the contracts say.

28:41James Harrison:Otherwise, you're going to have to see me and my people. Okay? Okay. I feel you. You would have went back. Why are we a little different? Oh, I'm going to get my money. That's why we're a little different. Hey, listen. Through hell and high water, I'm going to get my money. but that might be why he got a little tightness in his muscle. I don't know. He going to be straight. He going to be straight. I'm hoping he going to be straight, brother. That is, you know, that is 100%. Now, look here, man. The Pats rookies, they got to pay their dues, man. There it is. Okay. So the Pats rookies are expected to fill the snack reserves for their position groups.

29:27James Harrison:Yes. And rookie quarterback Morton has to make sure fresh oranges are plentiful in the quarterback's room to go with the juicer May purchased last season. That's not bad. OK. Keeping cups stocked is part of the job as is having Gushers for DeVito and purple bag Doritos. I guess those are the spicy sweet chili. Yeah. For the quarterback coach, Aston Grant. Yes. I don't even know why this is even like a story, to be honest with you, Because I think everybody got to do something, bro. What'd you have to do? I know I had to do something. Everybody got dues. You was a first-round pick, right? I was a first-round pick.

30:24James Harrison:Seventh pick. What'd they make you do? They went hard. So, look, I went— They went hard on you, Chico? No, no, no, no, no, no. I went and knocked it out. I just went and got the whole—this is 2010. So, this is when iPads first came out. So, I bought the entire defense iPads. And when I bought the entire defense iPads, that was my rookie dudes. He said, Brody, you don't have to do nothing else. So I was smooth. Only thing my boy. That's smooth. I did that. I bought them all iPads. And everybody was cool. And they was like, oh, yeah, that's love. You bought your way out of all your dudes. That's great.

30:56James Harrison:I bought my way out of the dudes. But then this is the other thing we had to do. And I made sure. So it was me, TJ, Larry Asante, and Cliff Gaither. So it was four defensive people that got drafted. it. All we had to do was make sure they had Popeyes. We had to go, somebody had to go pick up the Popeyes before the game, every game. Before the game? Before we left, before the plane. Before the plane. You're talking about Saturday. Saturday, Saturday, before the plane. Yes, yes, yes. We had to have Popeyes before the plane. So we did walkthrough and then right after walkthrough when we was going to the plane, one of the rookies, somebody had to make sure we had Popeyes for everybody.

31:35James Harrison:So that was the only joint we had to do to Popeyes. I got them the iPads. It was smooth. And then we did the rookie dinner. Okay, you ain't had no hazing of any sort? Bro, the good part was, Debo, I had great OGs. We had Pops, Mike Adams. We had Sheldon Brown. We had Eric Wright. And we had Abe Elam. These dudes were just good dudes. So they just wanted to make sure as long as you brought the food, as long as you had the Popeyes for them. You know what I'm saying? And then like buck about the Popeyes. Like, hey, rookies, y 'all got, rooks, make sure you got the Popeyes. Make sure we got the food on the plane.

32:12James Harrison:Cool. We got the food on the plane. They don't have no problems. You don't have food on the plane. And I'm like, bro, like it's disrespect. So I'm like, I respect it because you're not acting nothing crazy. People are hungry. You know what I'm saying? Y 'all want some food? And I'm going to do the same thing next year. If we want some Popeyes, we want some type of food, we going to have these rooks come in because we did it. You know what I'm saying? And it wasn't no like, man, they were super like, no, chill. Look, Rooks, just make sure y 'all get the food for us when we go to the plane. Cool.

32:39James Harrison:Got you, OG. That's all you need? Solid. Yeah, see, I had good OGs too. We didn't have to do nothing. We didn't have to do nothing crazy. Rookie dinner, of course. And that was just for the linebackers. We had to make sure the room was stocked with candy and all that other stuff. Snacks and candy for sure. Snacks and candy. Snacks and candy for sure. Snacks and candy. Snacks and candy for sure. And like all the stuff where they tie dudes up to goal posts. None of that. Cut their hair and all that. I'm like, you can't cut nobody's hair. That's crazy. Like, that's wild. Like, you want to cut my hair?

33:15James Harrison:You can't. I'm like, no. That's the Vikings. They couldn't cast a ball. Tape them up against the thing. I'm like, no. No, bro. Take your pads in. Cool. Like, dude, that's out of control. We had some kids, as we got older, that didn't want to do the parts, or they forget something twice. One time, you let it slide. Second time, dude, Woodley. Yo, this man, Lamar Woodley, man. I forget who it was, bro. But the dude, he wasn't bringing either the snacks or he didn't bring the breakfast in the morning on a Saturday. I think it was twice or something, whatever it was. Willie went and had them get popcorn, bro.

34:09James Harrison:He had a brand new caddy dude. It wasn't even all 30-day tags yet, bro. He had them fill up this man's car with popcorn. Butter popcorn, bro. Oh, no. all the way to the top of the sunroof, bro. All the way through the car. Dumped it in through the top of the sunroof, bro. They brought up like two, three vans full of popcorn to fill this man's car, bro. See? Let's just say he ain't never missed another thing since then. Nah, I bet. And then we had another one, bro. He ain't want to listen. So they ended up taking his clothes, bro. I'm like, yo, after he get undressed, take his clothes he wore here.

34:52James Harrison:and put them in bags, fill it up with water, and throw it in the freezer. And then don't give him nothing to wear home. Like, wear home whatever the fuck you got. So the equipment room was like, hey, don't give him nothing to wear home. He wasn't bringing the candy. He wasn't bringing the snacks like he was supposed to. Brog his shit into a brick like he came back. Yeah, that's what he get. Some of the dudes, the younger dudes, the thing is, when they're not making you do nothing crazy. Right. Bruh. You're not doing nothing crazy to you. It's candy. It's snacks. So it was carry pads. That was it.

35:28James Harrison:During training camp, you would have to carry pads up. That was it. Mm-hmm. And then that gets you, I ain't going to even lie, that kind of got you out of signing autographs. You'd be like, man, my hand's full, man. I got all these pads. You know what I'm saying? God, come on. No, for sure. For sure, for sure. You know what I'm rookie dudes? It depended on your OGs. Because they said, when they was really hazing people, that's just, no one. You cannot take a whole – at the end of the day, he's still a grown man, no matter if he's a rookie or not. So some of the stuff is like all of that disrespect.

36:01James Harrison:Like one thing, you're not going to disrespect me. When you ask me, boom, bring the food, bring the snacks, like keep the room stocked, that's just – that's what rookies would do. Cool, because that's some normal stuff. Like you've been in the game, boom, boom, I'm going to do the same thing when I'm the next year. You know what I'm saying? Like, boom, yeah, get the snacks, bring up the pads. It's just kind of like you're welcoming. Because I think the old dudes, they do it. Some people do it as a power trip. And that's when it's like, bro, what are you doing? Oh, I got it now. I'm in that position.

36:31James Harrison:Now I can make them do it. No, no, no. Now I'm going to make this. What am I back? I'm like, bro, chill the fuck out, you bum. And even if they're like, oh, it'd be the dude that'd be like four years, like five years in. I'm like, you suck. Like, stop telling, bro. Lucky you got the four. Like, you mad that you feel like you could tell him what to do because he about to take your spot. So you're about to be like, spot, you're going to be up out of here. Bring my pads. I'm like this nigga, I played with you. I ain't got no problem with the pads. That was easy work. I'm like, all right, yeah, that ain't nothing.

36:57James Harrison:Like the pads, all that. I ain't tripping. Pads and stuff is nothing. But we're saying like when they just being mean. Yeah. Like, bruh, come on, man. Our rookie dinner. So I was practice squad my rookie year. So Foote, Larry Foote, shout out Larry Foote, though. We did the rookie party. So I didn't pay the amount that he paid. I paid the amount as it equaled out to what my practice squad paper was. You know what I'm saying? So he had to put the most of it because I was on practice squad. I was making like 60 grand, bro. You know what I'm saying? And he was drafted, I think, like third. What's up, fam?

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42:54James Harrison:when Woodley and Timmons came in together? One and two? Oh, man. That rookie, that rookie. He did in there. Yes. Hey, man. Them boys got about seven or eight bottles of Louis. We don't do it at the store. We had them get it beforehand. Okay. Okay. No, we ain't gonna hit them at the store and make them do it for, you know, what is it? seven, eight grand, whatever. Yes. They'd go to the store then. It was like 15, 12, 15,$2 ,000 or something like that. Yeah. And then, you know, went from there. But yeah. That's the same way because me and my boy TJ, I came in with TJ Ward. I was first round. He was second round.

43:37James Harrison:So that's when we and him, when we were doing the snacks and we would give the undrafted dudes that stayed on team two, we're like, look, we know we got to do it. $100, $200, go get the snacks. That's what I, that's what foot be like, hey, bro, can you, I'll go get the snacks. I ain't trying. They dudes like, man, I ain't got, I'm like, Joe, I'm like, look, here go$200, man, please go, go fill this joint up before we get yelled at. Yeah, yeah, for sure. I ain't trying to have my, I go get it. They would do the block. They would freeze your clothes in the block. I'm like, Joe, I ain't trying to have my, I ain't trying to have my clothes in the block, brother.

44:09James Harrison:I ain't trying to, like, I ain't trying to, I ain't trying my clothes yet in no block, brother. Like, you go put my stuff in the water, and then they throw the mug in the ice machine and bury it. By the time you get through with practice, bro, and you come back out, they done pulled your stuff out, man. So it's a brick of ice, man. See, no, no, just get the candy. Get the candy. I'm like, and the one dude, like, he told him, like, dude, he's like, Willie was like, yo, man, you do that shit again, I'm going to fill your car with pop. Yeah, fuck you real. We said, all right, we'll see. you wanna let's sit down bro I'm like I'm like damn I'm like that's that's like that was I'm like maybe I'm like if it was out without the butter but he was like hell no extra butter on there he gonna learn the day yeah he got it he gonna learn the day he got it that thing deep clean for sure oh deep clean off rip man let's jump into these super chats brother who you got coach

45:09James Harrison:so what we got here oh your boy your boy jake paul i guess he had a little issue he issued a million dollar challenge to nfl players he said he would pay any nfl player a million dollars if they can box better than he can run a route against man that's it man anybody can run a route boxing is hey he's talking about current nfl players or x that's what i'm trying to figure I know somebody, Le 'Veon Bell.

45:38James Harrison:I know somebody. The show. Le 'Veon Bell. I mean, you can box him. I guarantee you he could run a route way better than you can box. And he could box better than you can run a route. I'm going to guarantee that. I like that. Do Fred Warner box? Fred Warner? I don't think so. Okay. No, you thinking of that video they showed, that wasn't Fred. That wasn't Fred? Because if that was Fred that did that goddamn spinning bicycle joint, I'm like, Fred Warner? He looked like he got hands and feet, and I knew he could guard. So if I was just throwing one in Manhattan, I'd throw Fred in the bucket if that was him.

46:20James Harrison:Bruh, yeah, bruh. But that wasn't Fred. I don't know, man. I think ever since Joshua broke his jaw, he's just looking for something else to get some attention for, man. I don't know, man. Get some clout over it. But I know. I know Fred. That's one of my own. That was not Fred, but I know I love Bell. Bell bought that. He been looking for them boys for a minute, ain't he? For a minute. It was actually his brother he was looking for the other time, right? Yes. Yeah. Other brother. Even one can get it then, Le 'Veon. Yeah. Get that offer to my AJ, get that offer to my dude Le 'Veon Bell. For sure, please.

47:00James Harrison:He's sending out the jet and everything. Yes. He said he's sending out the jet. And you go fly private, Bill. El, Bill, you go fly private too. For sure, for sure. For sure. Super chat.

47:15James Harrison:Pecclesante,$5. What up? He said Mount Drew Aller. Mount Drew. When they start calling him Mount Drew Aller? He going to get, see, he going to throw in there. Is that today right now? That's right. He made that up for himself? Today or so. Okay. Okay. Okay. How you go come and just mess up Mount Washington and just throw it on Mount Drew Allard? That's crazy. Mount Washington, Drew Allard? You got to come up with something different than that, man. You can't have a son. You got to come up with something better than that, baby. He said, could turn out to be like Big Ben. Ooh. That's a lot now. Mad love, my brother D-Bo and Joe.

47:55Ten more for some Steelers football.

47:59James Harrison:Heck Santi. Yes, sir. Hey, look, yo. Big Ben? Big Ben? Are we missing something? That's a lot to put on that man. Hey, I... I mean, he been slinging that thing, but, like, Big Ben? See? He could be the first. Look, my man gonna be first to the party, though. Nobody can't say... Oh, nobody said it. Except for my man Heck. Heck said it. I'm just saying. He believed, because I don't... He believed it. He said it. Hey, he said it. He believed he said it. August 3rd. You know, steal his football star soon. Steal his football star soon. He came back again. He came back again. He said$10. Came with$10, though, Joe.

48:39James Harrison:What are you talking about? He said, Joe, the Browns have been a deathbed for many great football players' careers. Shador should take note on how they treated Baker Mayfield and get out of Dodge. This is what I'm saying. Shador doesn't have any control of that right now. So the best thing that Shador can do is ball out. Because if you will ball out, if they don't end up giving you the bag, then you can be able to go. But right now, the best thing you can do is perform. Keep the main thing the main thing. Control what you can control. Because as soon as you start trying to do the most, they're going to start making other reasons why that you shouldn't be the quarterback of another team.

49:25James Harrison:Perform where you're at. Just, you know what I'm saying? Deal with the hand that you're dealt, Shador, and you're doing the best job at it. So right now, you're getting better players. Just your timing in the pocket. The best thing you can do is become a better Shador Sanders. Become a better quarterback. Do the things you didn't do last year better this year. So bump if it's to the Browns, if it's any team. If you get traded, you have to become a better quarterback, period. And then we're going to be able to figure it out. You show the Browns you can be a franchise quarterback, we'll see if they'll pay you that shit.

49:56James Harrison:Deshaun Watson bread. They've seen it. They give it out to something. They give it out. They give it out. So give them a reason to, if you can be homegrown and end up balling, you know what I'm saying? Or if they don't, then you can go somewhere else and get it. But the main thing is the main thing. You ball out right now with knowing. Don't get tied. He's doing the things in the community. He's going to all the kids. Chador is being a perfect player for Cleveland right now as far as the community and as far as what he's saying, it's a quarterback as far as the competition is going. So all you can do is control what you can control.

50:27James Harrison:And if the Browns start acting funny and if they don't want to sign you, then you show that you're a competent, good quarterback, somebody else will sign you to the bag. Yes, sir. If you, they did, free quarterback, good franchise quarterbacks aren't just laying around. So hopefully if you ball out the Browns will do you right. But if they don't, you can go find another team will sign you for sure. For sure. Covenant life fact. Covenant life,$10. She said, Joe, what is your perspective on the surging receiver market and how quarterbacks have to adapt their mindset when guarding wideouts, making top money, top-tier money?

51:01James Harrison:Huh? You got to change your mind, huh? You know what I'm trying to change your mindset? This is all you know, and it's like, oh, they think he's that nice. Now you're looking forward to strategy. Yes. Anybody that's getting paid because that's who you get paid. I'm like this. I want anybody that's getting the dough because now I'm going to show you that you don't know what the hell's going on. I'm going to be studying this tape. I'm going to be doing, when I go against Antonio Brown, I watch the most film. When I go against AJ Green, I'm watching the most film. Like when you go against other dudes, obviously you're watching tape for sure.

51:32James Harrison:I got them doing circled on my calendar because it's like everybody's watching this because they expect him to go off. What he's not about to do is go off on me. So when you see these dudes getting paid, it does nothing but, I think if you're getting scared, go and stay home. Go to church. Don't be on my squad because we want all the smoke. We want all the noise. We hope that Jamar Chase is coming in the building because it's like, all right, now. Time to eat. Time to eat. Let me go get one. I'm going to the Pro Bowl. I'm going all pro. I snapped this joint. So that's how you get motivated. Yes, sir.

52:11James Harrison:Covenant Life, she back with$5. She said, Debo, with Jameer Gibbs holding in at Lions Camp, what's your take on guys sitting out practice for a contract does it ruin a team's physical edge no hell no oh no I do not have a problem with guys uh sitting out for contracts uh doing what they need to do or holding in however that process works out I think um this is uh I think they kind of put themselves in a situation to be honest with you because when you release uh David Montgomery, and traded him over to Houston, right? Yeah. You traded him over to Houston, you gave him the opportunity to hold in.

52:56James Harrison:You know what I'm saying? Uh-huh. And be there to where he doesn't have to participate. Why? Because you done lost your one-two punch. You let part of your one-two punch go. So now he's like, you know what? I got to do more. I got to carry more of the bag. Y 'all got to go ahead and give me what I need to make sure I'm going to be able to do this. You know what I'm saying? Uh-huh. It ain't no longer one-two. I got to throw both of them. I got to throw both shots. It's no longer one-two. I got to throw two. So I don't think it ruins the team's physical edge or nothing like that. It's one player.

53:28James Harrison:The whole team should be playing physical anyway. And once you get him back in there, it should be just a continuation of, you know, what it was. Yep. We got Mike Mike. He back. Five eyes. Said, what up, D-Boy and Joe? if y 'all going to Steelers practice y 'all got to go to the Browns practice too got to be fair I would go to a Browns practice Joe Joe ain't got the you know what I'm saying Joe Joe the one got to get that you know what I'm saying okay I'ma alright let me I'ma get a set up then Debo cause I don't that's what he's saying that's what I'm saying Joe ain't hey listen I'm just gonna keep y 'all 100 they don't really they don't really mess like Joe they don't mess with Joe like cause Debo got them not messing with me no more they don't mess they don't mess they don't mess with Joe like still just mess with me you know what I'm saying wow I mean and after that 76ers talk who knows in the city you know I mean it gets crazy wow wow they know me yeah I mean they do know you they know you a lot well they know you a lot better now you know what I'm saying that's all I'm saying yeah wow you know Hexanti he's back five dollars said Debo did you ever experience a hit like that from a second-year player.

54:44You, Joe, any similar experience? He talking about the hit that your boy got over there.

54:51James Harrison:Oh.

54:55James Harrison:Not in shells. Not in shells. No. No. Not in shells. Not in shells. Nothing like that. Yeah, I mean, nah. I mean, on the I left waist drain, he just, he pushed me down. He ain't hit me like that. Yeah. I ain't no yet. I ain't never. I can't say that done happened. Hell. Covenant Lye, she back again. $10. She said, Debo, with the Hall of Fame game on Thursday, do players actually care about winning preseason openers or is it strictly about roster game surviving cut date? Lots of guys. Here's the thing is that's part of the process. So, man, you have to. I was in percent. I wouldn't say winning, but if you do well as a team, that is what happens.

55:55James Harrison:Yes. So winning, yes, is part of it. But when it comes down to it, like, is it a it don't count against anything? Like, like I could go in there and play great and we lose, but that's going to help me. It's not going to help the team as a whole, but it's not going to hurt the team as a whole either. But other than the development of realizing that we don't we're not all on the same page as far as, you know, it's just roster. Yes. Roster point blank, period. Like I'm I'm trying to make the roster. I'm trying to not be cut on the last cut and be part of the 53. That is what it is about. But through that process, it's just more of the coaches trying to realize what's going on.

56:40James Harrison:Like what I got, who can do it, who can run it the way I need it ran, who understands it. Boy, you ain't lying. During those preseason games, the individuals out there, it's more that's the most kind of individual that you feel. Because it's like you have to look at your grade sheet and it's how did I perform each play? How many snaps did I get? Did I get a check or did I get a minus? You know what I'm saying? Did I play well or did I not? Because it's more your resume. Each snap counts like, did you do your job on this one? Did you not? Okay, yes. He was right in his right gap. It's not about the play.

57:13James Harrison:Alignment, assignment, execution. Alignment, technique. You know what I'm saying? So if you're doing those things well, that's really what you're worried about. It's like you can, if you all lose, it's like, okay, boom. Somebody did some things where it didn't work out. But if I got all you're looking, I want to make sure I got all checks. I did good. You know what I'm saying? I did my alignment, my assignment, my technique. Yeah, definitely. That looks like, bro, that's all we got right now. We got my brother. So, actually, tomorrow. Yes, sir. Hottie and Unk, they will be here from 1130 to 1230.

57:51James Harrison:They will be here with us. If y 'all don't know who they are, they are at Diamond Gym. Check them out. I did a workout with them. go on my page, NFL page. It's actually collabs, all that other stuff from the draft that we did in April, whatever it may be. Yep, April. And that whole thing is there, so if you want to know who they are, you can check them out. We're going to have them on tomorrow. Have a good conversation. Again, we want to thank you guys for joining us on this episode at D-Bo and Joe. Please make sure you like, subscribe, and download where you get your show. Joe? Yep. Appreciate you guys.

58:31James Harrison:We'll see you tomorrow. Same time, same place. Let's get it. And we out.

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