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Team NO Sleep | The Social Impact of Sports - 06/14/22
- Topic [Social Impact Focus] - Louisiana becomes 18th state to enact a transgender athlete ban
- Topic - LIV golf tournament controversy
- Topic - Floyd Mayweather talking about owning an NBA team
- Topic - Mellody Hobson 1st female black owner in NFL history
- Topic - Gloucester cheese rolling contest - American woman won for 1st time
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Speaker:Especially you James, you opening so many doors for so many brothers.
Speaker:Sisters and people in general, just to get their voice out there, man.
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Speaker:Um, let's get into it brother.
Speaker:Let's get into it.
Speaker:What is it?
Speaker:June 14th.
Speaker:Almost close to Juneteenth.
Speaker:Uh, yep.
Speaker:That that's another show for another, for another week.
Speaker:We'll probably talk about that next week for sure.
Speaker:Um, yes sir.
Speaker:Lot of things going on.
Speaker:We always like to start with the social impact story and, you know,
Speaker:I make the, the, the statement about Juneteenth and this just could be
Speaker:something along those lines, right?
Speaker:Just again, uh, recognition, um, uh, acceptance, um, just
Speaker:all kinds of things go going on.
Speaker:Right?
Speaker:So we we've had this conversation on team, no sleep before about the transgender
Speaker:athletes, uh, competing or wanting to compete with a transgender athlete starts
Speaker:off as a man is now a woman who still, who now wants to, to compete with the women.
Speaker:Does that make sense?
Speaker:Mm-hmm did I say that right?
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:You said it right.
Speaker:Louisiana's coming out and they are now the 18th state to enact
Speaker:a transgender athlete ban.
Speaker:Uh, it could have died in the Louisiana legislature if the governor had enacted
Speaker:and said, you know what, no, this ain't happen, but he didn't let that happen.
Speaker:Yep.
Speaker:So that that's telling it and of itself.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:Let's talk about this and, and what your thoughts are on tell and
Speaker:everyone in, in the audience as well.
Speaker:Again, we we've had this conversation about unfair advantage about, uh, maybe
Speaker:there needs to be separate leagues, separate, uh, uh, categories for
Speaker:folks that are, that are identified as transgender and things of that nature.
Speaker:But this is telling right now we, up to 18, we, we had a decent number of
Speaker:states that are saying mm-hmm . You can't, you, can't just, uh, you can't
Speaker:just decide now that you wanna be on this side of the field as well and
Speaker:compete with, with the women because you, you, you now identify as a woman.
Speaker:So talk to me about your thoughts on this.
Speaker:Yeah, I mean, I don't agree with banning.
Speaker:Banning is not that's, that's, that's a strong, a strong notion.
Speaker:I believe they should be able to create lane for transgenders to compete in
Speaker:mm-hmm agree with unfair advantage, um, of you, you know, you know, you
Speaker:have unfair advantage if you, you know, especially if you're a competing
Speaker:you, your body and you a woman, or you identify a woman now you, because now
Speaker:you have a physical advantage, you know, somewhat of a physical advantage, you
Speaker:know, just because of the structure of the body and, and muscle tone.
Speaker:So I, I, I'm not sure how, I don't know if this is the right thing to
Speaker:do, but I know there's something that needs to be thought about.
Speaker:And now NCAA, and I think, I think the NCAA needs to
Speaker:start working in high school.
Speaker:Sports needs to start working.
Speaker:With their local government to figure out, you know, how are they going to do this?
Speaker:Because obviously it's a big enough audience now of transgenders that
Speaker:are starting to compete in sports.
Speaker:So now it's, now's time to start to create different lanes and also explain it.
Speaker:I mean, I think, um, you know, they're just saying, Hey,
Speaker:we're not doing transgenders.
Speaker:I think they need explain it and explain the reason and why they're doing the
Speaker:band and why, why it's, you know, they feel it's unfair and kinda start to
Speaker:have that dialogue in that conversation.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I don't think they're having that conversation.
Speaker:I just think people are really, you know, jumping the gun.
Speaker:I, me personally, I feel that it's I do right here, Mon Allen, I
Speaker:think it's unfair for transgender to compete against that sex.
Speaker:Um, but that's my lens, right?
Speaker:I'm looking through my lens.
Speaker:I'm not looking their lens and I'm not looking through somebody else's lens.
Speaker:I'm just seeing it from my point of view.
Speaker:And we've always said we would someone to come on the show to
Speaker:kinda explain their lens and talk about how they feel about it.
Speaker:Um, if they oppose that right to, to kind give us some conversation around.
Speaker:Uh, but again, I think band is strong.
Speaker:I think they just need to come to the table and figure out a different means
Speaker:for them to have the ability to compete.
Speaker:Cause I would hate for a young person just because of their, um, sexual
Speaker:orientation preference, if they wanna change that or the physical
Speaker:change that, that from playing sports doesn't make any sense to me.
Speaker:I don't think that's right either.
Speaker:That's not the right conversation they have either.
Speaker:I think they need to find another lane for them to be able to compete, uh, against
Speaker:people that are, you know, against people that are similar or where they do not
Speaker:have that physical advantage in competing in the sport cause of the gender change.
Speaker:Gotcha.
Speaker:Gotcha.
Speaker:It's kinda, you know, uh, I recently had a very similar conversation with some
Speaker:of my extended family, a about folks who identify as transgender and things
Speaker:of that nature and you're you're right.
Speaker:You know, it, this, this topic needs to be continually to be discussed.
Speaker:This is where we talk about those kinds of things, where we have
Speaker:those awkward conversations.
Speaker:So if anyone out there listening, watching.
Speaker:Whatever the case may be.
Speaker:If you are someone or, you know, someone please, uh, get them in touch.
Speaker:And we'd like to have kind of a, a, a more, a more focused conversation
Speaker:with you about this particular topic.
Speaker:I, I agree with you on a statement that I think this is, uh, the word
Speaker:ban is, is, is, is tough, right?
Speaker:That's, that's, that's a, that's a harsh word.
Speaker:There's no, there's no joke around that.
Speaker:And that's, that seems like forever, forever, forever, forever.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:And it's funny, you know, they got the fairness woman sports act.
Speaker:Um, yeah, I would really love to out who wrote that and what
Speaker:perspective they were writing it from.
Speaker:You know what I mean?
Speaker:Um, I, I wanted that and, and I think that's, what's kind of led led to the
Speaker:band band of them competing against women.
Speaker:And like I said, I agree with that, but it should be, yeah.
Speaker:We're, we're gonna, you competing against other women, but we're going
Speaker:to working towards the creative lane for you guys to compete.
Speaker:Know, or you not, you guys, you people to compete, sorry, I'm being
Speaker:politically incorrect with my speech.
Speaker:Sorry about that.
Speaker:Learn.
Speaker:We all trying learn able compete.
Speaker:Doesn't they're in this article when there's discuss conversations that are
Speaker:open those conversations up, this is all about, Hey, you know, you can't do it.
Speaker:So I, I, like you said, I think the verbiage is just wrong.
Speaker:Band is wrong.
Speaker:Mm-hmm um, in my opinion, and, and it was, it was again, probably.
Speaker:Drafted written down in the vacuum by folks who didn't do exactly what
Speaker:we just Nu just now said, yeah, let's reach out and have this conversation.
Speaker:But for folks who, who aren't reading this, or for folks who
Speaker:are gonna be listening in this bill is to become law on August.
Speaker:The first like Montel, uh, stated it's called the fairness in women's sports act.
Speaker:And it requires that schools designate intercollegiate and inter Scholastic
Speaker:athlete, uh, athletic teams, according to the biological sex of their team
Speaker:members, it defines biological sex as a sex listed on a person's birth
Speaker:certificate at the time of their birth.
Speaker:So again, if you progress coming to your own, coming to the, the state that
Speaker:you, you, you identify as something different than what you were born
Speaker:and, and you now want to be recognized as you know, to each your own.
Speaker:But if you wanna be recognized as, as, as something else and
Speaker:you identify as something else.
Speaker:and you want to play sports in, uh, 18 states.
Speaker:Yep.
Speaker:Right now it's not gonna happen.
Speaker:And again, I think this was created in vacuum.
Speaker:It, it wasn't really had that, that dialogue.
Speaker:There were no committees of, of like-minded folks talking about it.
Speaker:So this, this needs to be talked about a little bit more and we, we
Speaker:need to get some, some subject matter experts around to talk about this, this
Speaker:remind, this, this, this right here, like you said, created in the vacuum.
Speaker:This reminds me of bitter, bitter parent, or bitter some, a
Speaker:bitter parent writing this act.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:You know, someone that either they either, they see their daughter possibly
Speaker:compete, competing against a transgender or a transgender, you know, can
Speaker:probably, you know, uh, compete against them either college or high school
Speaker:or the various sports or something.
Speaker:And they wanna nip it into before, before it even happens.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:You know, I think this is some, this is similar to kinda like,
Speaker:you know, they're trying to.
Speaker:They just not having the conversations.
Speaker:And I think this isn't back in 1960s, right.
Speaker:Where they would just implement bands and laws.
Speaker:When I having discussions, I think now that we're here in the 2000 twenties,
Speaker:this things needs to be discussed and, and tabled for conversation.
Speaker:And yes, I do believe, no, they shouldn't be able to compete against women, but
Speaker:you can't isolate them out either.
Speaker:You know what I mean?
Speaker:Where at the end of the day, we're human beings, regardless what you identify
Speaker:with, which can't isolate them either.
Speaker:So what is the medium?
Speaker:And what's the answer.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:They're not providing the answer.
Speaker:They're providing just a closure of a door and not having anything with it.
Speaker:And I'm surprised that 18 states jumped on it without having that conversation.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Without, without being breaking news.
Speaker:You, without it being at the top of, uh, the making new news
Speaker:networks, just CNNs the foxes who whomever is taking us to talk about.
Speaker:It remembers
Speaker:school.
Speaker:You.
Speaker:You know, mm-hmm and you're a manager, you compete all the way and
Speaker:then you get to college and then you wanna change like the purple swimmer.
Speaker:Think about this.
Speaker:True.
Speaker:So these, these ages, what, what else are we talking about
Speaker:from a competition perspective?
Speaker:We talking about every four years, we talking about the Olympics, right?
Speaker:We talk about the, these phenomenal athletes who now want, who, you
Speaker:know, had, who grew up wanting to go out and represent their country
Speaker:at, and now 18 states are saying, listen, you, you can't play over here.
Speaker:You need to play somewhere else, but, and you've grown up all of
Speaker:your life, wanting to go to Beijing, Vancouver, wherever the Olympics are.
Speaker:And those, those hopes and dreams are now starting to get shattered for, for,
Speaker:well, the thing, the thing is the, the thing is you have to compromise yourself.
Speaker:Now, if you, if you're, if you're having iden, if you're having that identity
Speaker:crisis where you wanna change it to a woman, you have to compromise yourself.
Speaker:If you wanna still do the sports you love, right.
Speaker:That's basically what it's saying, because if I'm a, I mean, let's look,
Speaker:let's look, Bruce Jenner Jenner.
Speaker:Wouldn't he wouldnt himself.
Speaker:Jenn.
Speaker:Jenn.
Speaker:So he wouldn't Jenner is in alignment being opposed to transgender
Speaker:athletes competing with female.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:So he, that I, I within I'm a conversation as well.
Speaker:Hey, uh, Jim, I just, I just approved your comment.
Speaker:I think YouTube thought it was something crazy.
Speaker:So I just approved.
Speaker:I'm not sure why it hasn't popped up on the screen, but I got you,
Speaker:but I'm not, I'm not blocking me.
Speaker:Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker:But, but I'm saying it's, it's it's you have to, you have to kinda,
Speaker:you're gonna be in a conflict now.
Speaker:I think the people that are in that, in that lane of being transgender.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:If you wanna play sports.
Speaker:You have to compromise who you really wanna become or who you
Speaker:wanna identify with in order to continue to play your sport.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:And compete at high school, college level.
Speaker:Mm-hmm I don't think that's right.
Speaker:So there's two in this thing that I feel I feel's wrong for transgender
Speaker:to compete against that sex.
Speaker:You know, if you're male to female, female, to male,
Speaker:to compete against the sex.
Speaker:And I it's that all.
Speaker:So there, there has to be somewhere along the against just.
Speaker:I, it doesn't sound right, but it doesn't sound right.
Speaker:And, and I don't, I don't know.
Speaker:I, unless it's co-ed, I mean, we, we talked about that.
Speaker:That's that makes sense.
Speaker:Now that I can get down with that I can get down so we
Speaker:can, we can figure that out.
Speaker:I mean, it's, I was thinking about, it's funny when we're young, right?
Speaker:When you're five years old, they play coed soccer, right?
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:When you're in high school, when you're in high school and you're competing in
Speaker:PE it's coed softball and it's co-ed kickball and it's coed volleyball.
Speaker:Um, well, why don't we set a boundaries where there's coed opportunities for
Speaker:them to compete at, at the high school level one at the Collegium level.
Speaker:So they don't feel isolated, right?
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:You can't, you can't compete in a strictly if you're former male
Speaker:to you, can't strictly, but you can't compete in and compete.
Speaker:In't
Speaker:tough conversation.
Speaker:I can't pretend I have an answer.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:But I already know, I would be opposed if a transgender was
Speaker:competing against my daughter.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:And they had an unfair advantage.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:You know, physical advantage over my daughter, she was working
Speaker:really hard for her sport.
Speaker:And then all of a sudden, you know, someone comes in with an unfair physical
Speaker:advantage because used to be a male and then take her job or beat her in
Speaker:something that she worked really, really hard would have a problem with that.
Speaker:That's maybe that's just my personal problem, but I know
Speaker:I would've an issue with it.
Speaker:Well, Ella, a lot of the outspoken parents who have, have said something online have
Speaker:have said, stated exactly the same thing.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:They, they said that they have a, uh, some hesitation and they would
Speaker:have an issue with, uh, kind of a co-mingling of the, of the competition.
Speaker:So mm-hmm, I think co coed just sounds right.
Speaker:Put us in, in some of those rooms, let us make these decisions, man.
Speaker:You know, we can make these things happen.
Speaker:That's open discussion, right?
Speaker:That's the discussion we should be having like, OK, well, if we're not
Speaker:gonna do this, have a coed competition with them participate in these.
Speaker:I do believe though, I do.
Speaker:Not only do I believe that I would have a problem?
Speaker:Like I said, somebody competing against my daughter.
Speaker:I also have a problem with them banning.
Speaker:I do.
Speaker:I have a problem with them saying you can't compete no more.
Speaker:Just cause you know, you, you, you know, you wanna be a transgender,
Speaker:that's also not the right answer either.
Speaker:So yeah.
Speaker:I'm not quite sure what those discussions have behind those closed
Speaker:doors, but whatever it is, I don't feel what they're saying right now.
Speaker:Especially in that verbiage in that article.
Speaker:That's not right either.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:So the first pass is definitely that that that draft should not
Speaker:have been, should not have come out.
Speaker:That's need to that to in number two, for sure.
Speaker:Doing some different, but I mean all in all though, man, I mean, like I said,
Speaker:I think gotta between some different and then also who's that's that C that
Speaker:right there all was gentleman was the, would love that to
Speaker:know who's on that board.
Speaker:Who's at a committee making those decisions.
Speaker:And is there a transgender person on that committee to be able
Speaker:to give them recommendations on what their next steps should be
Speaker:instead of just banning these kids?
Speaker:Yes.
Speaker:I don't think this is the, this is the, this is the, the democratic
Speaker:governor of Louisiana who, who made no moves to halt this.
Speaker:So that, that that's who this gentleman is.
Speaker:I, I wanna get to this comment, shout outside to, we see you, Doug man.
Speaker:Thank you for joining, but he says they can still try out for the men's team.
Speaker:It just bars, transgender women from competing against biological women.
Speaker:Now there's an issue with that statement.
Speaker:Great.
Speaker:Thank you for the comment, man.
Speaker:But why would you want to try out if you can't compete?
Speaker:Why, why, why, why just go to practice.
Speaker:When, when, when you can't actually suit up and actually get out there and go for
Speaker:a metal, go for a ribbon, go for whatever.
Speaker:I think that's a generic statement.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:You gotta look at the other end.
Speaker:Let's say, okay.
Speaker:They can out the men's squad.
Speaker:Now they're now they're through the process and they're the men's they're
Speaker:competing with men in the transgender's body and the transgender makeup.
Speaker:We gotta be real with ourselves.
Speaker:They will be ostracized by ignorant people.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:They will be commented.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Torn down everything about from people from the stands to other
Speaker:people that compete against just because they don't understand
Speaker:what that person's going through.
Speaker:OK.
Speaker:So trying out is cool.
Speaker:And even they make the team that may be cool that they achieve
Speaker:that accomplishment, but we gotta look on the social impact.
Speaker:Part of that's gonna, you a people, those people, and that's a lot to take someone.
Speaker:Be going through the transition process?
Speaker:No, that's a good, point's very good point.
Speaker:Getting in that, in that sport, that sports is probably the most radical
Speaker:racial divisive and especially look, we, we, we real, we calm about
Speaker:our collegiate sports and our high school sports here on the west coast.
Speaker:Look, if, if y'all never been to Texas, if y'all never been to the east coast,
Speaker:it's the real deal out out there.
Speaker:Yes, sir.
Speaker:In high school and, and amateur sports is, uh, no joke is more important yeah.
Speaker:Than professional sports at times.
Speaker:Think about it.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I mean, and I can't just imagine how that person will be able
Speaker:to react under that scrutiny.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Trying to compete in their same sex sport when they're trying to change their sex.
Speaker:Does that, that I hope that makes sense.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:That, that, so.
Speaker:I think that's even more difficult, like saying I can't play sports
Speaker:or saying, Hey, you know what?
Speaker:We gotta go play co-ed yeah, you gotta go play someplace else, man.
Speaker:That just the weight of that on, on a young person's mind and psyche and you
Speaker:know, just so social, uh, acceptance that yes, drawn more attention to
Speaker:them than they, they want to, and they're just trying to be themselves.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:They just wanna compete.
Speaker:They just wanna play.
Speaker:This is who I am.
Speaker:Let, let me, let me play.
Speaker:But we know in sport, in sports that, that that's, that you hit it right on them.
Speaker:That won't be just let me there, there won't be that.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:When you're trying to do that.
Speaker:So I think that sounds good on paper.
Speaker:That, that comment sounds great on paper mm-hmm it sounds good in theory,
Speaker:but in reality, that doesn't work.
Speaker:That does not work.
Speaker:I mean, let, let's just, let's go back to Cait Jenner.
Speaker:How much scrutiny did he, did he, did she get.
Speaker:When she changed her sex.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I remember social blogs.
Speaker:People were calling her name, rap songs were talking about yeah.
Speaker:Stuff out here streets for, for took us, took us now.
Speaker:I don't don't, she's
Speaker:tolerable people to a lot of people.
Speaker:Like they, they, they don't say anything about it anymore.
Speaker:That's what I mean by tolerable or I say accepted.
Speaker:That's a tough thing.
Speaker:You're asking a person to go compete under lights under in
Speaker:front of people in that process.
Speaker:No, I don't think, man.
Speaker:I just don't think, I don't think it'll be.
Speaker:And then as I you think about it, if you start winning yeah.
Speaker:Oh my.
Speaker:Then you got all kind of folks, all kind scrutiny down, messing around and
Speaker:start winning best if you start winning.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:If you start winning it's even worse.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:That's true.
Speaker:So, I mean, man, I don't, I just.
Speaker:Like I said, I don't,
Speaker:I do not have the right.
Speaker:Not right either.
Speaker:So I'm not, I'm not quite sure this just needs to be re ridden and kinda back
Speaker:to the table, get some other lenses and get some, actually some people talking
Speaker:about it so they can make the change.
Speaker:Like right now, it's the like of those do all the time they bills the don't
Speaker:really know about barely read this.
Speaker:One of them.
Speaker:I think that needs to be really brought to the forefront of need to start
Speaker:talking about it so they can start make the change in the beginning and get it
Speaker:right from the beginning, not the end.
Speaker:Wow.
Speaker:So we, we have championed while you're talking about, say we have championed,
Speaker:we have championed, uh, Brittany Greiner.
Speaker:Mm-hmm we've championed mental health.
Speaker:I think this should be one of the next one that we make sure doesn't
Speaker:get swept under the rug because this, this is not going anywhere.
Speaker:No.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:We, and, and the conversation is continuing to evolve.
Speaker:I think it's going to get louder as.
Speaker:Schools get back in a session, cuz right now everybody's out.
Speaker:But then, like I say, every, every three years we start talking about the Olympics
Speaker:and then these high school, collegiate athletes who are probably pretty good
Speaker:mm-hmm have desires and hopes and goals of competing for their country.
Speaker:So it's gonna come up then because then you've got the Olympic committee
Speaker:who has to make that decision.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:They didn't make, they haven't made a decision yet about the other individual
Speaker:that we talked about a few weeks ago.
Speaker:I can't UN unfortunately remember the name, but so, so we'll, we'll,
Speaker:we'll see if we can, we can, we can rally the troops and get some folks.
Speaker:We talk about this a little bit more.
Speaker:We, we gonna get into it around here.
Speaker:Goodness gracious.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I think, I think somebody's gonna pick it up and talk about it.
Speaker:Like, like we did and like we saw the article and we posted, well, you know, you
Speaker:know, after they, after they listened to our show, ESPN is always gonna pick it up.
Speaker:I'm you know, they, they be, they'd be biting man, E ESPN sports radio.
Speaker:We be taking our stories.
Speaker:I got problems with that.
Speaker:I'm not bitter.
Speaker:Yes I am.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I mean, it is what it is.
Speaker:They, they wanna start to tackle the social impact story.
Speaker:Like we.
Speaker:Would they say imitation is the best form of flat.
Speaker:So go ahead and tape.
Speaker:But, but I do, but like I said, like you said, story's not going, I definitely,
Speaker:really need to channel more efforts towards to get like, I, it, from the
Speaker:when and conversations to correct it, I just, they need to start looking through
Speaker:just another lens to figure out another lane to create, um, for them, like we do
Speaker:everything we other, for other another
Speaker:human
Speaker:to play a sport, regardless what they identify with.
Speaker:Just trying, just trying to lace them up.
Speaker:Coach put me in coach that that's all.
Speaker:We're just trying to put 'em in.
Speaker:All I tell you what I'm, I'm sure we I'm sure we can bring some light to
Speaker:it, but let's, let's move on Amanda.
Speaker:Yeah, let's move.
Speaker:So couple of stories that you weren't aware, but I just wanna
Speaker:get your reaction to, and also the, uh, community's reaction to them.
Speaker:Uh, you, you watch golf much a little bit, not too much,
Speaker:but I watched it a little bit.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:You know, golf, golf, golf's in the news right now and, and it's not
Speaker:necessarily, it's not just tiger.
Speaker:There, there is a new tournament that has been new invitational series.
Speaker:That's been launched called the L I mm-hmm , it's not here.
Speaker:It's not part of the PGA.
Speaker:The L I golf invitational is actually overseas.
Speaker:It's funded by the Saudi Arabian government.
Speaker:Mm.
Speaker:The golfers that have decided to compete within the L I series L I is
Speaker:the Roman numeral 4 54, this 4 54, uh, Matches within this invitational
Speaker:series, those golfers are no longer part of the PGA they have been banned.
Speaker:Huh?
Speaker:Use that word again.
Speaker:Mm-hmm they, they have been kicked out of the PGA so they can no longer compete with
Speaker:the Rory McElroy, the tiger woods folks that decided to stay with PGA, who these
Speaker:folks were offered millions and millions of dollars to leave the PGA and go compete
Speaker:in this Saudi Arabian government backed invitational, but they turned it down.
Speaker:I believe the, the story was the tiger was offered close to a billion dollars.
Speaker:And he said, nah, it's not.
Speaker:For me.
Speaker:Challenge is Phil Mixon.
Speaker:A lot of people know his name, right?
Speaker:Mm-hmm he moved from the PGA to the L I, uh, Dustin Johnson.
Speaker:A lot of people know his name.
Speaker:He moved from the PGA to the L I.
Speaker:Uh, what's his name?
Speaker:Sergio Gomez.
Speaker:I forgot his last a lot of prominently name and known golfers have decided
Speaker:to follow the money for the most part.
Speaker:That's what this story is saying right here.
Speaker:Roy McElroy just, just won a couple of days ago and he's saying, look, I,
Speaker:I didn't go over there messing around because this is following money.
Speaker:That's backed by the Saudi Arabian government.
Speaker:I'm a traditionalist.
Speaker:I'm staying with the, uh, PGA, because that's just where the history is.
Speaker:That's where the Arnold Palmers is.
Speaker:That's where the jacks mm-hmm.
Speaker:right.
Speaker:That's where that is.
Speaker:And that's where I'm trying to build my legacy.
Speaker:Thanks, Doug.
Speaker:Sergio Garcia.
Speaker:Yeah, this, this is becoming a very controversial conversation in the
Speaker:sports world because it's, it seems to be all about the money again
Speaker:and well, but I mean, okay, lemme let's lemme pause you right there.
Speaker:Why is it controversial?
Speaker:One?
Speaker:That's the competitions of elite?
Speaker:I mean, I don't, I don't, I don't, I.
Speaker:This new millennium, this new, this new era of this new generations of
Speaker:generation Z, I guess where we're in now or yeah, and generation Z, you
Speaker:know, generation Z and why they see things completely different than we did.
Speaker:Our tradition is not their tradition anymore.
Speaker:So why, if someone is gonna have a, a lead that's competing with the, with the
Speaker:PGA and kinda, and, and, and the sport is similar, but maybe there's a few
Speaker:different things and the money's there.
Speaker:Why can, why, why is it so that bad to have the choice?
Speaker:I'll tell you, I'll tell you what the, what the issue is, which seemingly
Speaker:apparently is what the issue is.
Speaker:Statement right here.
Speaker:The fact that it's backed by the Saudi Arabian government, and we know that
Speaker:the Saudi, listen, come on, I'm gonna go ahead and get political, right.
Speaker:We know that the Saudi Arabian government has been accused of, uh, crimes against
Speaker:humanity and things of that nature.
Speaker:So.
Speaker:That's the case right there for a lot of disdain for this.
Speaker:Well, I'm kinda telling the story, right?
Speaker:I'm telling the story.
Speaker:I'm not necessarily giving my, but I'm telling you the story
Speaker:of what's going on behind it.
Speaker:Well, how hypercritical is that?
Speaker:United States does the same thing.
Speaker:Go, come on now.
Speaker:Come on.
Speaker:Listen.
Speaker:I told you I'm pulling off this.
Speaker:I just wanna have this convers come on.
Speaker:Yeah, we're not, we're not.
Speaker:You mean to tell me what they did to those Haitians, that
Speaker:the border wasn't humane human.
Speaker:Come on, come on.
Speaker:You mean to mean, you mean sometimes somebody deports, some of these people
Speaker:that come over this country to make a better life for isn't inhumane.
Speaker:You mean to tell you what we did in Vietnam?
Speaker:Wasn't inhumane.
Speaker:We can inhumane things is just as well.
Speaker:We may not do sweat and stuff like that to children or anything, but
Speaker:we don't, we're not this we're not innocent by any stretching imagination.
Speaker:So money is money.
Speaker:Green is green money.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Work for you.
Speaker:You're the end they've or what they've been accused.
Speaker:But if they wanna get their money and go get it on, I don't see any
Speaker:problem with it within a sport.
Speaker:Now, my, my only question with them on L I is where they gotta play.
Speaker:Do they always have to play Saudi Arabia or do they get to play in some of the
Speaker:courses here in the United States?
Speaker:And I believe if the money's OK.
Speaker:And the money's right, I'm quite sure to pine is gonna be to whoever's playing.
Speaker:They are playing here in, in the us at, at a number of, of courses.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I've got the list as well, but see, that's the conversation
Speaker:that I wanted to have, right?
Speaker:Because it is very slanted so far the news and, and, and this is, again, is
Speaker:something that folks were probably gonna be talking about around the water cooler.
Speaker:I'm hearing that Phil Michaelson, and I'm hearing that Greg Norman, and
Speaker:I'm hearing that all these big name, folks that you hear and you see on co.
Speaker:Are no longer part of the peg PGA.
Speaker:Why?
Speaker:Because they went and played for the L I golf tournament.
Speaker:Yep.
Speaker:And like Doug is saying, listen, man, the players want that
Speaker:want that guaranteed money.
Speaker:And it's, it's grown folks money it's they were already getting good money.
Speaker:Now it's grown folks money.
Speaker:But yeah, this statement right here, the PGA has helped tournaments in
Speaker:Saudi Arabia before they only mad because they lost the big Dame period.
Speaker:But this is the conversation that I wanted to have.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:Because again, you you're gonna hear about it on left, right.
Speaker:And center news eight news to outlets.
Speaker:But here that that's the statement right there that I, that I
Speaker:wanted to actually come out.
Speaker:It's it's, it's not a bad thing to be following that money.
Speaker:If you're taking care of your family, you made that decision consciously
Speaker:as a Filmon and as a Dustin Johnson lead P I wanna go back you Reed
Speaker:inhumane and an analogy.
Speaker:Do people for the Minnesota police department all day, every.
Speaker:24.
Speaker:Did they just, did they just commit a human inhumane act on, on a young man?
Speaker:Not what?
Speaker:Maybe not even a year ago.
Speaker:Go, go, keep talking.
Speaker:Go ahead.
Speaker:Go ahead.
Speaker:So, so, so what, tell me, tell me what the difference is them saying,
Speaker:Hey, I'm go work for a company that's maybe being, accusing, creating a
Speaker:human humane act, but they're going to pay me the money that I'm worth.
Speaker:So don't, I, people need to get off the higher, more, the higher moral stepping
Speaker:stool and judging, judging everyone.
Speaker:And let this, let these, let this generation kind of do what they wanna do.
Speaker:And I agree.
Speaker:PGA is just upset because they're starting to lose big names because Saudi Arabia
Speaker:is backing that money over what they got.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:And there's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker:I, I, I believe there's nothing wrong in the spirit of competition.
Speaker:Um, when the especially comes to professional leagues like that, I think
Speaker:I like it even better cause that now more young people to become more professionals.
Speaker:And now, and now opens that door for more people to be able to get in that level of
Speaker:getting that competition and make money.
Speaker:That is their profession.
Speaker:There was nothing wrong with competition.
Speaker:There, there, there you go.
Speaker:Right there, there, there, I feel that there is nothing wrong with competition
Speaker:and, and these players are, listen.
Speaker:Michelson's I don't know.
Speaker:He's he's old cat.
Speaker:He's up, you know, my age, 50, 60, whatever.
Speaker:He, he knows what he's doing.
Speaker:He made the conscious decision to say, listen, I know if I go over here, I'm
Speaker:gonna have to leave this one behind.
Speaker:He said, I, I hope it's not that great.
Speaker:I'm paraphrasing an interview that he did a couple days ago.
Speaker:Um, I would hope that the PGA would allow us to still play eventually
Speaker:down the road, but for me in my house right now, time to go, yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker:go over here and do this thing right here and, and get this, uh, L I money.
Speaker:Yeah, man.
Speaker:There's not, you can, you cannot be mad at, at these, at these men for doing that.
Speaker:You can't be mad at, you cannot be, you can't be mad at them
Speaker:and you can't that state.
Speaker:Like I said, that statement, actually, that statement pissed
Speaker:me off, man, that you highlighted.
Speaker:That's not, that's so unfair.
Speaker:To be critical at the people that are paying the dollar.
Speaker:And this is, this is right outta, this is right outta golf digest too.
Speaker:So yeah.
Speaker:It's no, see, so again, you understand, wait, wait, wait, right.
Speaker:When you say who's golf digest, biggest, biggest sponsor or
Speaker:biggest storytelling is PGA.
Speaker:So of course they're going say negative things about what you know, who was
Speaker:up by and the Saudi Arabia government does this and does that, and does
Speaker:this man political views aside?
Speaker:Cause you know, they probably won't, they probably done some crazy things
Speaker:that we don't and all that stuff, but we're talking about just the business
Speaker:of golf and the business of golf.
Speaker:I think it's okay to go compete at now.
Speaker:Don't get me wrong.
Speaker:I know, you know, we, we, years ago we did a apartheid against, uh, Pepsi, cause
Speaker:they were supporting South Africa, right?
Speaker:The things that were going along with them, but people still
Speaker:drink Pepsi still going on Pepsi.
Speaker:And also we brought awareness.
Speaker:I think this is, this is even a more platform to bring awareness to what
Speaker:Saudi Arabia is doing and clean it.
Speaker:You know, if we gonna use that round, this is place.
Speaker:We can bring more awareness to it.
Speaker:If they're doing something wrong, doings to kinda clean it
Speaker:up and help them to do better.
Speaker:But to, to knock these men for going to compete in alleg.
Speaker:Cause it it's backed by Saudi Arabia.
Speaker:I'm sure a lot of things we do is back by some companies over layers
Speaker:and layers that we do not agree with.
Speaker:We buy products every day.
Speaker:That's that's got something bad behind it, you know, in the forefront,
Speaker:people wear Levi jeans every single day.
Speaker:How many jeans, how many people, Levi jeans, Levi jeans was in
Speaker:South Africa for years still.
Speaker:Do they still pour their chemicals and running?
Speaker:I don't, nobody stopped wearing jeans.
Speaker:There's nobody parttime saying we don't wanna jeans no more got so why
Speaker:are we getting this, this political?
Speaker:Why is it become a political issue now?
Speaker:Because now professors wanna jump and go play in that league.
Speaker:I think there's where they're wrong in that article and saying that.
Speaker:You wanted my opinion.
Speaker:I have no problem with them gonna play, go get your money.
Speaker:Mm-hmm go do what you're gonna do.
Speaker:If you ain't hurt nobody and you're doing OK.
Speaker:And you can bring some awareness to, to correct some wrong I'm all for it.
Speaker:Hundred percent.
Speaker:See folks.
Speaker:Yep.
Speaker:See, mantel knows.
Speaker:I find some of these stories sometimes just to, like I said, throw some
Speaker:salt in, in, in wounds to have that conversation 80% of the time.
Speaker:He and I agree on, on, on what we're talking about, but this dialogue
Speaker:needs to happen and needed to happen.
Speaker:It's it's pretty cool to even see that a lot of folks in the community and the
Speaker:comments right now kind of typically kind of agree with us right now.
Speaker:But Doug is saying PGA should have just be quiet.
Speaker:Mm-hmm they just given free publicity to this new competition
Speaker:and, and that, and that's what it is.
Speaker:But, um, a lot of folks are interested in golf.
Speaker:A lot of folks, there's a lot of money that's tied up in golf.
Speaker:So that's really why I wanted to have this convers because listen, this, this.
Speaker:When you start going to the us open, when you start going to the master and
Speaker:you start going to those competitions and you're like, well, where's, you
Speaker:know, where's Sergio, where's Dustin.
Speaker:Where's Phil.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:So, so that that's when it's gonna come out and it may be an even
Speaker:more convoluted conversation.
Speaker:So listen team, no, we be getting in front of him.
Speaker:We talking about it right now.
Speaker:You know, what' be interesting though.
Speaker:I would be very interested to see if, if the Saudi raps, what
Speaker:sponsorships they have, right?
Speaker:Like what sponsorships do they bring to the forefront?
Speaker:Because let's be perfectly honest if they're gonna start golfing
Speaker:over here in the us and these big venues, I'm sure at some point
Speaker:they're gonna pick us from TV time.
Speaker:Cause these are just well known professional golfers
Speaker:that bring that attract.
Speaker:So once they start getting that TV time, it, I would be interested to
Speaker:see what kind of sponsors they get.
Speaker:Now, if that sponsorship starts becoming equal to what PG a does,
Speaker:then PGA, PG E I mean PG a, a problem.
Speaker:They, they, they know at that point we gotta change.
Speaker:So this has gotta change.
Speaker:Um, if they don't.
Speaker:It may be, I don't know how much I, I know Saudi Arabia has money,
Speaker:but at some point the, well, they won't make, they won't make money.
Speaker:If they don't get the sponsorships, obviously in the long run, you have
Speaker:to start getting sponsorships in order for it to keep Regener money.
Speaker:That's how they get their contracts, all this thing.
Speaker:That's the part I'm interested in.
Speaker:Anything the back money, Saudi Arabia got that all day.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:But L I long, as long as PG and a has lasted cause PG and A's sponsorship.
Speaker:From, you know, 10 centuries.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Well, I, I, I don't know.
Speaker:I don't think that's gonna be an issue because yeah.
Speaker:As you mentioned, the Saudi Arabia, government has boatloads of money
Speaker:that, you know, just, just money, like it's nobody's business.
Speaker:But this guy right here, folks in the Gulf world know who this guy is great.
Speaker:A Australian golfer, Greg Norman, Greg Norman is the
Speaker:CEO mm-hmm of I, so, oh wow.
Speaker:He's at the he's at the head of it.
Speaker:He's the one doing all the recruiting.
Speaker:He's the one, right?
Speaker:He, he carries the clout and, and was able to tell someone like a, like a Filmon
Speaker:come on over here and hang out with us.
Speaker:Get this money.
Speaker:Hey, Sergio, come on over here and get this money.
Speaker:He couldn't convince tiger.
Speaker:Couldn't convince Rory.
Speaker:So couple of folks, but in terms of sponsorships, endorsements, you, you got
Speaker:some, some high powered names at the top of the list, so it's, it's gonna happen.
Speaker:It's just gonna be kind of interesting to see as it all
Speaker:starts, uh, all starts going.
Speaker:I love it, man.
Speaker:I think, I think it's great, man.
Speaker:I, I wish it would.
Speaker:It would, it would be kind of like the oversight of boxing, how
Speaker:boxing has the WBO, the WBA and the WC kinda sanctions arenas.
Speaker:It would be great if golf had that, you know, part of the, part of the PGA, but
Speaker:they could also cross pollinate as they play against each other across pollinate
Speaker:and tournaments cross come on now.
Speaker:Or even, even you like versus PGA, not for P,
Speaker:but I think, you know, I think gotta have toed it or you
Speaker:gotta come start to embrace it.
Speaker:I, I, I know football so I can go back to football.
Speaker:The USFL failed, right?
Speaker:When they tried to compete against the NFL.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:They failed.
Speaker:They couldn't compete.
Speaker:Um, Dwayne, Johnson's very smart.
Speaker:He's bringing the cause.
Speaker:Failed compete with the
Speaker:D Johnson did with the says, Hey, you know what?
Speaker:I embrace your, I kinda your baby brother.
Speaker:I another outlet for athlete's
Speaker:that L I, and kind of start them in that partnership.
Speaker:I think they can make more money than they can ever imagine.
Speaker:Mm-hmm instead of the agents losing.
Speaker:Yeah, right.
Speaker:They, they, uh, they sitting with their tail between your legs right
Speaker:now and, and just, uh, disappointed that they losing some big names.
Speaker:So they, they, they're just gonna go pout in the corner right now.
Speaker:We'll see, we'll see it all, all flushes out, but that's kind of how
Speaker:PGA officials are, are responding right now, too competition.
Speaker:Wow.
Speaker:Wow.
Speaker:You're the only game in town.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:We'll, we'll, we'll move on.
Speaker:But I wanted to bring that up because again, that, that, that had some
Speaker:controversy for a subset of the sports world and it's going to grow, it's it.
Speaker:It's going to get little more loud, loud as, as well as we move on.
Speaker:Let me, let me see.
Speaker:I'm trying to do some things and I'm trying to raise the production level.
Speaker:Let's see what happens if I do this.
Speaker:Can you hear that?
Speaker:Nope.
Speaker:I can't hear it.
Speaker:Oh, actually can hear.
Speaker:Oh, alright.
Speaker:Let me, they can hear, they might be able to hear it.
Speaker:I don't know.
Speaker:And can y'all no, I, I see it's it's not planned through my system audio.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:I'll fix that.
Speaker:Trying to raise production level all the time.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:Always trying to try to step it up one more time.
Speaker:Listen, you, you mentioned boxing.
Speaker:Yes.
Speaker:Uh, always some news in boxing.
Speaker:No, one's necessarily throwing them blows right now, but, uh,
Speaker:Floyd Mayweather mm-hmm wow.
Speaker:Money you may met.
Speaker:He wants to, he wants to take some of them suitcases of money
Speaker:and, uh, invest and become an owner either primary or secondary.
Speaker:Just put, put his name on the dotted line of an NBA team.
Speaker:What is that all about?
Speaker:What, what's your thought on someone like a Floyd Mayweather, uh, crossing
Speaker:sports genres, you know, crossing from boxing and, and going into NBA as a, as
Speaker:a primary or maybe even a minority owner.
Speaker:He's a big fan of the NBA.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:He has the money to.
Speaker:To get into, to get into ownership.
Speaker:I think it's a great opportunity for, for him.
Speaker:I think he, I think he mentioned this at the right time, the NBAs about
Speaker:they may possibly expand in the years.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Las Vegas is one of the places they're about expanding as a team.
Speaker:Why not for may?
Speaker:The biggest in Las Vegas boxing history not have, have an opportunity to get, get
Speaker:a piece of that pie and be a part of that team and be a part of that ownership.
Speaker:Um, and for him letting money go, you know, go longer than right now.
Speaker:I think it's a great opportu.
Speaker:Sports is not new.
Speaker:We talked about Patrick Mahomes last week.
Speaker:He owns, he owns Kansas city Royals.
Speaker:There's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker:If you own another sport.
Speaker:Um, I think it only becomes tainted if you, if you buy in your sport that the
Speaker:plane, because then you can have some type of control, you know, with that.
Speaker:But if you probably purchasing in another sport, um, I have no problem with it.
Speaker:I wish Floyd the best, but I think.
Speaker:These are great talks he's getting involved with.
Speaker:I think he's, like you said, he's putting his money where
Speaker:his mouth at the right time.
Speaker:So talking about expansion, uh, and possibly buying an existing team and he
Speaker:fan of the sport, what, what better sport?
Speaker:You know, one of the greatest already knows about marketing.
Speaker:He's done it all of his life.
Speaker:That's, that's where I was gonna go.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:If anyone can be an ambassador and get out there and talk about, and,
Speaker:and, and advertise and market, I think Floyd even more cuz Shaq
Speaker:owned part of the Kings here.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:But he, he really wasn't as vocal.
Speaker:He really look, Shaq does his thing and he fantastic at what he does.
Speaker:But Matt, just to be able to raise the level of conversation, E even though the
Speaker:NBA is the, is one of the biggest games in town period, but someone like a money
Speaker:Mayweather out there talking about owning a team, do doing whatever that, that
Speaker:just seems to raise that marketability.
Speaker:I first time I read this story, I initially thought about what we talk about
Speaker:of combining and doing something with w N B a, he, he could be someone that could
Speaker:sit in that room and say, listen, let's really go out here, make this money.
Speaker:Let's really go out here and make this entertaining.
Speaker:Cause I, I look at Floyd honestly, less as an athlete, even though
Speaker:he's phenomenal athlete, but I look at him as an entertainer, right.
Speaker:He knows business.
Speaker:He, he knows how to bring people and put people in seats and he knows
Speaker:how to make people spend that money.
Speaker:So he is someone that could actually, if he's got the keys to the, the conference
Speaker:room, he could actually make something like that happen of, of, uh, raising
Speaker:the visibility, the w N B a and doing something with, uh, you know, flailing.
Speaker:He could be the, um, Deon Sanders.
Speaker:right.
Speaker:He, he could Nick Deon Sanders.
Speaker:I don't see that.
Speaker:I see, I see him more of, um, like you said, I think he's in definitely
Speaker:marketing marketing himself.
Speaker:And I think he could market things that he, he own and he wants to be a part of
Speaker:mm-hmm I think he's a master, a master.
Speaker:I think the fact that he's a big fan will add a lot, a lot
Speaker:because he'll be at games.
Speaker:People be able to see him.
Speaker:He's he's accessible as far as visually seeing him at the course
Speaker:side of games and all that stuff where wherever he would own.
Speaker:I believe that, um, I, I think people don't realize, I think Floyd
Speaker:has a heavy voice in the sports world for what he's accomplished.
Speaker:You know, people don't, he came, he came from pretty much nothing.
Speaker:You know, his uncle and his dad was boxing, but he to make a superstar, you
Speaker:know, way above, above them to be able to be in positions that he's in right now own
Speaker:his own production company with boxing.
Speaker:I think he bring so much to the, you know, from his boxing experience over to,
Speaker:I think basketball as far as marketing and how we should do things and what we
Speaker:should, what could be the enter factor.
Speaker:I hugely hu hugely valued in those and that
Speaker:he's like I said, he, he has the money to do it.
Speaker:Why not?
Speaker:I mean, why not?
Speaker:Green is green.
Speaker:It doesn't matter, you know, if he has the money, he can do it.
Speaker:Green green is green.
Speaker:Go ahead.
Speaker:yeah.
Speaker:I give an opportunity to part of it or part of a buying
Speaker:group to be able to get in.
Speaker:Also, I think Floyd's connections within the hiphop community will
Speaker:bring another, you know what I mean?
Speaker:He'll have a lot of support because he has a of support from, from other
Speaker:other entities within the hiphop community to want to support his team
Speaker:and support what he's trying to do and be a part of what he is doing.
Speaker:He'll have the boxing community buy in at what he's trying to do
Speaker:and be a part of what he is doing.
Speaker:So he has a lot of guys, the people that will be in this corner as if he gets the
Speaker:opportunity to be in it, to be successful.
Speaker:So I think it's, it's, it's great.
Speaker:I think it's a great news man.
Speaker:And you know, the opportunity to be an owner man is always good.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Get on your own business.
Speaker:Man's always a good thing.
Speaker:So congratulations to the man.
Speaker:If he, I think it, I think it would happen if, if anyone can do it.
Speaker:Um, Floyd is.
Speaker:Boisterous enough to make it happen.
Speaker:He's got enough.
Speaker:He walks around with enough cash in his suitcase, in his suitcases,
Speaker:in, you know, in the trunks of his car that he can actually, uh, make
Speaker:that down payment if necessary.
Speaker:Uh, well, and you know, what's crazy.
Speaker:Floyd brings, um, these guys a lot, man.
Speaker:I mean the, the, the, you know, the, the, uh, the apparel, the cars, you know, his
Speaker:lifestyle that he lives, that he really, that he really likes to exploit out there.
Speaker:His, his lifestyle is something that is very appealing.
Speaker:I think when you wanna own a team, right?
Speaker:Because you wanna, you wanna show that you wanna be able to market that you
Speaker:wanna be that out there, you wanna, people are interested in watching that.
Speaker:Mm-hmm, , I think his cross, he, he could cross over and do a lot of those things.
Speaker:And like I said, his influence in the hip hop community and the music community
Speaker:and what he's done in boxing and all these other arenas, man, I just think
Speaker:he could bring so much to the table.
Speaker:Um, you know, you know, be it'll be a boxing exhibition and he'll
Speaker:be out there, suited up too, right.
Speaker:Trying to throw the Mo.
Speaker:Him and Oscar, him and Oscar de LA Hoya.
Speaker:No, we not.
Speaker:We mess not messing around with no, no.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:We not messing around with Oscar no more, but look what he's doing, but
Speaker:look, what he's with his boxing, you know, is boxing company.
Speaker:He's, he's got another champion with boxing team that and all, I think
Speaker:he's really, he's really got for doing those types of things, but Alsos, what
Speaker:market he gets into, where does he go?
Speaker:True.
Speaker:If he goes to Vegas and he gets teams, it'll be great fit.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I don't think he'll do so great if he owns the Indiana Pacers, you
Speaker:know, it's gotta, I couldn't see.
Speaker:I honestly, yeah, you're right.
Speaker:I, I, I didn't even think that Wade, Dwayne Wade, where,
Speaker:what does he own Utah jazz.
Speaker:Mm, right.
Speaker:I, I, I could have seen Dwayne, listen, I, again, I, I'm not in those
Speaker:conversations with him and his wife, but so, you know, Utah jazz and Dwayne
Speaker:Wayne don't seem to match as much as, you know, maybe him trying to get a
Speaker:little piece of Miami or whatever, but.
Speaker:I, I disagree with you because I think if you look at the bigger picture,
Speaker:remember when you get that ownership, it's all profit sharing, right?
Speaker:Who sells out their stadiums, who sells memorabilia, Utah,
Speaker:jazz owns all salt lake city.
Speaker:They sell out every game.
Speaker:Well, cause there's nothing to do in Utah.
Speaker:I've been there.
Speaker:I I've been there too, but you're talkings going on standpoint, but
Speaker:you're talking from a fan standpoint from a business standpoint.
Speaker:I am okay.
Speaker:No, I am you're right.
Speaker:It makes, it makes all the sense in the world.
Speaker:The only Utah jazz, we're gonna sell out every game, whether we win, lose,
Speaker:or draw, our memorability is gonna sell every year and I'm gonna get a
Speaker:big old ticket at the end of the year.
Speaker:See's Dwayne Wade money.
Speaker:See that there you got, I'm making decisions like I'm just, you know, down in
Speaker:the 200 section and he, he on the floor.
Speaker:he's on the floor, man.
Speaker:So I think business wise is a great, it's a great investment.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I think was a great investment for Sacramento, because like you said,
Speaker:Sacramento sold out for the last 30 years.
Speaker:I less than win, lose, draw my paychecks at the end of the day.
Speaker:Cause they're gonna shout out every.
Speaker:Memorability is gonna sell.
Speaker:That's all I care about.
Speaker:Now it's a bonus that they make the playoffs if they're winning, but if
Speaker:they don't win, I'm still making money.
Speaker:Whether they win, lose, or draw, it's a great investment on anywhere around.
Speaker:So that's the business 1 0 1 sports, everybody.
Speaker:So it is right.
Speaker:You can't think as a fan, you gotta a business person.
Speaker:Professor Allen is in the building, you know, make sure you give the
Speaker:teacher, you know, some kudos.
Speaker:So if, if you want that plus on your report card, cuz right now you just
Speaker:gotta B minus you wanna B plus you
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:If you want B plus, you're gonna have to subscribe to the channel there.
Speaker:Come on now.
Speaker:Do do what you need to do.
Speaker:Um, absolutely.
Speaker:Floyd Manweller is talking about possibly owning a sports team.
Speaker:That's good stuff.
Speaker:That's that's good news, right?
Speaker:Mm-hmm I mean that that's that's commendable, but we, we got another story.
Speaker:Um, yeah, we, we got someone who actually signed on a dotted line and now owns
Speaker:team mm-hmm . Let's let's go ahead and get these flowers to miss melody Hobson.
Speaker:First black female owner in all of NFL history, who is part
Speaker:owner of them, Denver Broncos.
Speaker:Come on now.
Speaker:Ah, you know, huh?
Speaker:Power.
Speaker:Let's just let, let, let that marinate right there.
Speaker:Just, just full minute right there.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:melody has power is in that room, power move at the table.
Speaker:That's that's just a power move, man.
Speaker:Come on.
Speaker:I'm I'm in.
Speaker:I'm happy.
Speaker:Um, I'm happy that she's a part of that, that group that bought it.
Speaker:Um, I don't know how much say she has, you know, as far as the owner and she's
Speaker:a minor minority shareholder, she's gonna be one of the ones that be in
Speaker:their meetings and figuring out rules and regulations and talking about, you
Speaker:know, all that good stuff with the PA.
Speaker:But the fact matter that she kicked foot share the first doors for, to
Speaker:for partner.
Speaker:Um, and I hope she opens continues open doors.
Speaker:I hope she does use her, her platform now that she's at, to use her voice to
Speaker:kinda make things happen and change, you know, where there needs to be
Speaker:corrections in the NFL, correct.
Speaker:That they're open for other folks.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:Cause, cause Goodell, you know, he, he can make this statement
Speaker:and I'm highlighting it right now.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:Uh, commissioner, Gelle stated that he wanted the next ownership
Speaker:group to have some minority representation throughout the whole
Speaker:bidding process for the franchise.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:We've got he, he says a lot of things and, and you can take some of it with a grain
Speaker:of salt, but you know, Gadel said that and, and now we have miss miss Hobson.
Speaker:I think's, she's not the first black owner or female owner.
Speaker:Cause the Serena William and them own a piece of the dolphins.
Speaker:SNA Serena, Venus wings.
Speaker:Yes.
Speaker:They, they, they own a minority stake in the dolphins.
Speaker:Correct?
Speaker:That is true.
Speaker:But the role that Ms.
Speaker:Hobson is gonna have, I think is gonna be much more vocal for
Speaker:the, you asked a question, do you think that she's gonna be.
Speaker:At that table making decisions.
Speaker:I, I think because of her household that she will be, you know who her husband is?
Speaker:No, I do not me show your husband.
Speaker:Oh my man.
Speaker:Uh, the director dude, the movie guy, right?
Speaker:George Lucas, George Lucas, the creator of star wars, star wars.
Speaker:So that's a powerhouse right there, right?
Speaker:Yes.
Speaker:So they, they get things done.
Speaker:They, they, they, they make big money moves.
Speaker:That's that's like Oprah rentre right.
Speaker:That's so that that's, that's who she's sitting across
Speaker:the table from at the house.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Melanie Hobson is gonna make some things happen in the NFL, at
Speaker:the Denver Broncos organization.
Speaker:She's going crack to door over for other folks.
Speaker:I, I truly believe that this is nothing but greatness for everyone
Speaker:who wants to have a say right.
Speaker:And wants to have an opportunity.
Speaker:So yet, so that's who she's sitting across the, the dining
Speaker:room table from right there.
Speaker:The man who created star wars.
Speaker:So shout out the melody hops.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I think, yeah, man, like I said, I, I hope she's able to make that impact.
Speaker:I would love to see where she's at and be able to give her
Speaker:perspective in those meetings.
Speaker:You know, we all know the NFL has a lot of cleanup to do in the background.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Um, and, and hopefully she could be, she could spearhead that not only for African
Speaker:Americans, but also women, you know, who want to get into the profession of
Speaker:being in the, in administrative roles or who wants to be in the ownership role or
Speaker:management roles and GM roles in the, the, um, which you know's far few in between.
Speaker:Um, I believe she can kick down a lot of doors with that, but you know,
Speaker:what proof put has to start in, I wanna see what she does organization.
Speaker:We see, you know, her being to spread her wings out into all of them, because
Speaker:the bottom line, she's one in a room of, of, of 20, of 30 men or 30 other men.
Speaker:And one's another minority, which is, I'm not.
Speaker:Middle ways or old white men that have been set their ways for so many
Speaker:years would also want a lot of money.
Speaker:So it's gonna be, you know, let's see what happens.
Speaker:Kind of what she does in house, cuz she has more control of what happens in house
Speaker:than she does throughout the week first.
Speaker:Correct?
Speaker:Correct.
Speaker:I, I, I completely agree with that.
Speaker:And that's one of the reasons why I also stopped on this graphic
Speaker:here on the screen right here.
Speaker:So she's been in those rooms and she's been in those situations where she's been
Speaker:definitely pinned up against the, you know, the, the majority mm-hmm right.
Speaker:As a chairwoman of the board for Starbucks as the chairman of the
Speaker:board for dream work for all these positions that she's had, she's had
Speaker:to deal with a lot of adversity.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:But this is completely different.
Speaker:And chauvinistic, I think dealing in the national football league,
Speaker:but yeah, she she's been she's she's been around the block a few times
Speaker:and knows how to handle itself.
Speaker:So, but this is, this is a test.
Speaker:I, well, the only argument with you, this is gonna be different.
Speaker:Cause the other 29 or 30 people that's in the room.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Got just as much money as, as you and your husband does and
Speaker:made power moves just like him.
Speaker:So you know what I'm saying?
Speaker:There's a little bit too when she's, you know, one of the one's one of the
Speaker:most richest and most influential, most powerful women in the.
Speaker:It does, it does fix volumes.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:And it speak volumes in the NFL, but those guys in that room are just as, just
Speaker:as powerful and just as high or if not higher, you know, you know, the, uh, yeah.
Speaker:Jerry Jones in there, you know, he got more money than he, you don't even know
Speaker:where half his money is, so Hey, yeah.
Speaker:The Rooney family and all those guys.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Hey, they, they, you know, they're not, they're not gonna bud as
Speaker:easily just because she's in the room, you know what I'm saying?
Speaker:They're not gonna be intimidated.
Speaker:She's in the room and speaking.
Speaker:Um, but the, the fact that she's at the table that speaks volume.
Speaker:I'm not gonna deny that, but like I said, I wanna see how you change
Speaker:inhouse because that'll show how you're gonna be an influence, the
Speaker:other teams outside the house.
Speaker:Wow.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:And kinda go from there.
Speaker:Good point.
Speaker:That's a good point.
Speaker:We, we will see, but that's, that's a good thing to have though.
Speaker:I'm just gonna say that's a, that's a good thing to have for sure.
Speaker:Yeah, I gotta get a bro.
Speaker:Gotta get some Broncos gear.
Speaker:Just, yeah, man.
Speaker:Gotta gotta go rock some, some Broncos gear.
Speaker:Uh, I don't know that that, that would probably clash with my Steeler's gear.
Speaker:So I, I'm not sure if that's gonna work, but I'll now you could just root from one.
Speaker:I ain't going against the steel.
Speaker:You good?
Speaker:I think I've actually, I've been, I've been invited.
Speaker:Did I tell you this?
Speaker:I've been invited to Steelers game, uh, in Miami when they played the dolphins.
Speaker:Oh yeah.
Speaker:So yeah.
Speaker:Uh, I think, I think I'm a roll out there.
Speaker:Someone, someone who I interviewed a few months ago, you know, made
Speaker:the offer, I've looking at tickets.
Speaker:I said, okay.
Speaker:I, I might be able to make this happen.
Speaker:So, so shout out to, to that colleague and to, to that opportunity, I'll let,
Speaker:I'll let you know mantel if I'm I'm up in there in Miami dolphin stadium.
Speaker:TWI towel.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Please let me know, man.
Speaker:That's that's that's that's good.
Speaker:All the way around, bro.
Speaker:Yeah, we'll see.
Speaker:We'll see how that happens.
Speaker:Let's let's go ahead.
Speaker:Move.
Speaker:We got, I got, uh, one more story and it's kind of a funny story.
Speaker:It, a tail end.
Speaker:So I figure we, we do three stories and listen, it's already been an hour,
Speaker:so I, I think it's right on time.
Speaker:So I'll, I'll do just kind of the pause right now for the calls.
Speaker:Oh my God.
Speaker:That is right there.
Speaker:Listen every Tuesday, six 30.
Speaker:This is what we do, team.
Speaker:No sleep.
Speaker:Six 30 on the Pacific side.
Speaker:If you on the east coast, just, you know, stay up a little bit longer.
Speaker:I, I, I know what is it?
Speaker:9, 9 30 on your time.
Speaker:Don't don't worry about it.
Speaker:Just, just stay with us.
Speaker:Know man, they NBA, we play is cool too.
Speaker:Stay with his tune on in too.
Speaker:They do.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Listen, uh, I wanna also get some shots out to everyone probably saw Sunday.
Speaker:We did a little something special, special, but Mr.
Speaker:Man, tell Allen, he has kicked off adventure as well.
Speaker:Won't you go ahead and tell these folks what it is about the, uh,
Speaker:straight from the horse's mouth.
Speaker:Oh man, this on, this is something I've been working on a little bit.
Speaker:It used to be zoom call.
Speaker:Now I'm turning into a podcast called straight from the mouth.
Speaker:We're out information when its to high school football and college
Speaker:football going to the next level.
Speaker:You know, um, we have a lot of, uh, you know, a lot of people that give them
Speaker:influences to give them information.
Speaker:That's not accurate on this show.
Speaker:We're gonna have coaches, players, trainers, and so on to interview on here
Speaker:to kinda so they can hear straight from the mouth on how things are happening.
Speaker:So I wanna be able to give these student athletes and these athletes, the power of.
Speaker:And that comes straight from the horse's mouth.
Speaker:So that's what the show's all about.
Speaker:So, uh, we kicked it off on Sunday with coach McClure, from, uh, Southern Utah.
Speaker:He's a linebackers coach there.
Speaker:He was to bless us with a lot of gyms and everything.
Speaker:And the kinda, I, I hope becomes cause icontinue to make it grow throughout
Speaker:the year and get more and more guests.
Speaker:And if anybody knows anybody out there I'm go actually
Speaker:sport's and how to
Speaker:pursue these things.
Speaker:And that way parents and, and kids could be educated at that point.
Speaker:So that's what the show's all about.
Speaker:Well, Lisa straight from the horse belt and it, it was, uh, I was sitting in
Speaker:behind the scenes and it, it was dope.
Speaker:It was, it was a good conversation.
Speaker:So, um, Definitely it'll be on the team, no sleep channel.
Speaker:It'll be part of that, uh, product of services.
Speaker:And, you know, tell you, just tell me when brother, whenever you're ready to go live.
Speaker:I I'm back here pushing curtain.
Speaker:I'm behind the curtain by pulling all the strings.
Speaker:So I, I will do what we need to do to make sure you successful.
Speaker:Congratulations on that though, brother.
Speaker:Congratulations.
Speaker:Appreciate, appreciate it.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Uh, you ever been to Chester in, um, where is it at?
Speaker:In Britain Chester?
Speaker:No, I don't.
Speaker:Even to, I've never been to, I've never been to England or anything at all.
Speaker:You need, you need to go and you, you ever, uh, you like cheese keys,
Speaker:cheese, cheese, brother, cheese, cheese.
Speaker:Oh, do I like cheese?
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Um, yeah, I like cheese.
Speaker:Depends on what's.
Speaker:Okay.
Speaker:So here, here, here's the here's.
Speaker:Here's where I'm going.
Speaker:Here's where I'm going every year.
Speaker:There's this famous cheese rolling contest.
Speaker:Right.
Speaker:Whole bunch of folks.
Speaker:I, I know.
Speaker:So listen, we, we gonna end on a good mood every year.
Speaker:There there's this famous cheese rolling contest in, uh, uh, people run down the
Speaker:hill chasing around block of cheese.
Speaker:It's very painful because it's, it's boggy, it's wet, it's muddy.
Speaker:It's all the things.
Speaker:Uh, people have been injured, broken limbs, been sprained.
Speaker:I think they have, uh, ambulances just waiting, but apparently it's
Speaker:the funnest thing happened out there on the planet because folks go out
Speaker:there and do it every single year.
Speaker:The reason that it's here on this show right now is for the
Speaker:first time an American woman.
Speaker:One, this particular event.
Speaker:It's a big deal.
Speaker:I mean, look, look, look, the picture there.
Speaker:You see people lined all up and down the rows here, as, as this happened,
Speaker:I'm gonna play a video of what actually happens at this particular event.
Speaker:So this, this is what it is.
Speaker:You've probably seen this before.
Speaker:Look at that them folks is coming out, you know, hurt running, running down
Speaker:the hill after a, a round of cheese.
Speaker:Oh my goodness.
Speaker:Look, see that don't make sense right there.
Speaker:That's that's that's located you, that's an ACL injury coming.
Speaker:Come look at that right there.
Speaker:We need think it's hilarious.
Speaker:That's I would actually watch that if you don't.
Speaker:I sit there watching too.
Speaker:So I laugh.
Speaker:Um, you know, what's crazy man, about, uh, uh, uh, sports overseas,
Speaker:like these extreme sports, like yeah.
Speaker:So you have this cheese thing and then you have run into the bulls.
Speaker:Yes, they do some real extreme things overseas, man, for, for.
Speaker:Sports entertainment or entertainment wise , which is kinda crazy.
Speaker:This is actually considered an extreme sport in, in particular region.
Speaker:Folks fly from all over the planet to go do it.
Speaker:Uh, you see the crowd that is lined up to watch these individuals do this.
Speaker:They have a men's race and they have a wo uh, a woman's race and,
Speaker:and yes, for on the women's side.
Speaker:Uh, what's her, what's her name here?
Speaker:Young, young Abby lamb from North Carolina.
Speaker:Took the honors and, and, and won there.
Speaker:She's uh, north planet, state university.
Speaker:What, what surpris, what's surprised that you win just
Speaker:the cheese or what do you get?
Speaker:The, you get the listen, man, you get the eight pound round of cheese.
Speaker:You, you, you get's it.
Speaker:Well, I don't know.
Speaker:You probably win something else.
Speaker:You probably get a beer.
Speaker:I believe you get a, you know, pint or something, but come on.
Speaker:So that's another thing.
Speaker:These extreme sports, they don't get no money to crazy stuff like this.
Speaker:I mean, yeah, you probably, you probably get a medal.
Speaker:You probably get the cheese, you probably get free drinks for the rest of the,
Speaker:of the day, that, that kind of thing.
Speaker:And a free ride to the hospital to take care of them.
Speaker:Shin splints that you didn't just experience that.
Speaker:That's, what's what it's all about.
Speaker:That's great.
Speaker:That's a great story, man.
Speaker:I, I think, you know, it's crazy.
Speaker:I remember when we used to think skateboarding and the X
Speaker:games was so extreme, right?
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:That was extreme to us in the United States.
Speaker:Like, wow, no, man.
Speaker:These kids, these kids are crazy.
Speaker:Wow.
Speaker:Yeah, no, this is the real deal right here.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:Hmm.
Speaker:Look at that.
Speaker:Look at this brother right here in the front with the, with
Speaker:flag he with, oh my goodness
Speaker:man show.
Speaker:So just
Speaker:see what's going on, but that's, that's that's that's that's though.
Speaker:I that's, I just little that's like an event that you do, kinda
Speaker:like, you know, they do the moderations or the mud runs in.
Speaker:Right, right.
Speaker:It seems like more of just an event that happens, uh, um, but to go
Speaker:all the way to great Britain do it.
Speaker:I dunno if I would, you know, Travel all just to go chase an eight
Speaker:block, eight pound block of cheese.
Speaker:You're not going there chasing the cheese brother.
Speaker:He not gonna go.
Speaker:No, don't we gonna leave that with y'all right there.
Speaker:Cheese rolling down the hill people.
Speaker:Uh, that's what we do.
Speaker:Shout out to the Americans.
Speaker:We, we won it for the first time and forever.
Speaker:Uh, that's it, man.
Speaker:How, how you doing?
Speaker:We, you, uh, decent recent show, right?
Speaker:Very.
Speaker:OK.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:I'm very blessed, man.
Speaker:I got a lot of things going on.
Speaker:I think that probably one of the most, the biggest things I kinda got going
Speaker:on now is obvious the podcast show.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:And then we got, um, got the Charles James foundation.
Speaker:Um, you know, my friend passed away my best friend, Tim wa
Speaker:passed away earlier this year.
Speaker:And I, I, I put money in the scholarship in his name and we're
Speaker:award for that scholarship, which I'm excited about legacy, allow
Speaker:his legacy, tell a about him.
Speaker:So, you know, now I'm in now, I'm in the given scholarship business man,
Speaker:along with my company synopsis, they, they help match the scholarship.
Speaker:So it's kinda a big deal, man.
Speaker:So I'm really excited about that.
Speaker:And then, uh, you know, the podcast is coming up and then just other
Speaker:things we got coming up in the future.
Speaker:So really excited about it.
Speaker:Awesome brother, listen folks.
Speaker:This is what we do as I always say each week.
Speaker:Appreciate you for joining Matel.
Speaker:If there's some links to the scholarship and to some of the things that
Speaker:you're doing, shoot those my ways.
Speaker:So I can put them in the description and share that and let folks
Speaker:contribute as, as their heart.
Speaker:So desired.
Speaker:Uh, we'll be back next Tuesday.
Speaker:We gonna talk about some things.
Speaker:There's always a story.
Speaker:I, I don't know if there's gonna be another, another cheese room promise.
Speaker:Oh man.
Speaker:Hey, I said seven.
Speaker:I said in seven.
Speaker:I, I I'm.
Speaker:So I'm six.
Speaker:I'm so upset with these, with these Celtics.
Speaker:I I'm, I don't know what's going on with smart.
Speaker:Uh, I, I don't like smart mean he's balling.
Speaker:I don't, he's always on the ground.
Speaker:He's Al and he's always crying at the, at the, at the ref,
Speaker:like, you know, call foul.
Speaker:No brother.
Speaker:Just, just get back and play.
Speaker:I have problems.
Speaker:I think he's been playing good.
Speaker:I just think the role players or the warriors have been playing a little bit
Speaker:better than the role players of Boston.
Speaker:So last, last night, if Boston was gonna win a game, it was last night because
Speaker:Steph could not hit a three for nothing.
Speaker:Streak of hitting the three and every single game for like 200
Speaker:games is, is done their opportunity.
Speaker:Um, I still think seven.
Speaker:I still think seven.
Speaker:I, I, I, I think, I think they gonna get, I think you might be right
Speaker:at seven, but I'm wishing for six.
Speaker:I'm hoping they cut the jugular.
Speaker:Oh, see, see this this week.
Speaker:I hope they get, get em outta there, man, because I truly believe, I think
Speaker:if the warriors can weather the storm cause buses come out like gangbusters.
Speaker:Yeah.
Speaker:If warriors can weather the storm and somehow take the lead that
Speaker:basket and those shots get a little bit tighter on the Boston then.
Speaker:Cause they know they ain't got no way to go back.
Speaker:They there's no more turning back.
Speaker:True.
Speaker:So that, that basket's gonna get a lot tighter them shots
Speaker:gonna become a lot harder.
Speaker:That focus is gonna become a lot more nervous.
Speaker:If the warriors can somehow have a lead going into that four quarter.
Speaker:We'll see, we'll see, they've got more.
Speaker:They've got more, uh, young listen, what's his name?
Speaker:Uh, the young cat pool, man.
Speaker:That's a bad man.
Speaker:That look I'm I'm.
Speaker:I'm rooting for the Celtics, but pool.
Speaker:That's a bad man right there.
Speaker:Goodness gracious.
Speaker:He's a new splash brother.
Speaker:We'll see, we gotta keep it on the west coast.
Speaker:All y'all.
Speaker:Did we
