So a little over two years ago, my brother Diaz and his wife, Yusuf, and Yusuf's sister was at their apartment in Chapelville where they were murdered. It's been a very long two years. You feel all kinds of feelings. You feel all kinds of anger, sadness, anything. So when I was in Greensboro, North Carolina, I was on Facebook. I saw one of my friends posted about Nabra and the situation unfolding in Virginia. Can you guys hear me? Do you guys hear me? It doesn't matter. So it was unfolding on Facebook. I learned about the 17-year-old. She was in a group of 15 others. So I was like, someone's family is shattered today. There is the friends, especially the friends that were with her that night, going to Subod. I felt like especially dumb. If I can get to them, again, I've been through it two years on, and you still kind of learn lessons. You still got to go through all the difficulties. So the idea was maybe I could go there and help out and make some friends. And I did that up until I had a flight here. I landed in Oakland, drove by the Warrior Stadium. I also have a big fan. Congratulations on the championship. In fact, Steph Curry had, you probably might know this. When my brother was murdered, his profile picture on Facebook was of his wedding six weeks earlier, and it was kind of posed, kind of just like Steph Curry with the basketball or a GQ magazine cover. And anyway, Steph Curry at the end of like some kind of three-point contest or something after he, of course, broke the record, spoke about my brother. In fact, mentioned my brother's name, which to me was just mind-boggling. And signed some shoes that he wore and sent them to us. So that's another reason I'm a huge fan of the Warriors, and they deserve this win 100%. So what brings me here is that, Alhamdulillah, my sister just had a baby boy a little over three weeks ago. His cousins are here as well. The idea was I got to meet my nephew for the first time. Again, in the two years with that, there's also life. There's still difficulties. I'm not saying there's not, like, lingering difficulties, but Alhamdulillah to see life kind of come in. So we have a little boy in the family. That's exciting. I kind of struggle to kind of identify exactly what to talk to you guys about today. Some of you guys are rather young. I think it's just supposed to be for 12 to 18-year-olds, but I know there's some younger folks. And I don't know, difficult topics like death and murder and all that. I don't know if it's appropriate or necessary for the younger folks. But there are definitely some things we can talk about. And in fact, I'd rather hear from you guys as well to what extent I can talk about this stuff. So I don't want to kind of go into too much.  I don't want you to guys have nightmares. But I also don't want to miss out on a topic about a very important topic. I think what was kind of the same about both the Al-Yusur Resent and their story, and not about their story, was that each of us saw ourselves in them, or saw our siblings in them. They saw their kids in them. So many kids are out in college doing their best trying to do what they want to do. Everybody wants to be a doctor. So the fact that my brother is already in medical school, Yusur just got accepted. They just got married. They're just kids born here. The idea was, like, that could be any one of us. But now, bro, again, who doesn't do so well? I mean, some of y'all might be a little too young. But, dude, going to IHOP at night, that's, like, the best part of Ramadan for real.  All the friends are together to worship Allah. And that's what happened. She was on the way to IHOP and on the way back. It happened. And that's what was scary about it. And that's what kind of resonates with all of us. And I think that leaves a lot of us scared. As I was saying, I was in Greece, bro. I had a friend of mine who was just like a fundraiser, his family was. So I asked him if he wanted to come with me. It's like a five and a half hour drive from North Carolina to Virginia. And he said, yes, he'll come. All right. So we need to put the clothes down. Our banquet hall in 15 minutes here. So let's work hard again. The banquet hall is done. Any youth that are here, let's start heading into the conference room. Adults, if you wanted to join as well, they're talking to a really special speaker tonight. Just talk about this. By the way, special is really done with your scene. It's it for you guys to have them.  Plus the number of kids out here, this is crazy. There's a lot of kids. But you guys are looks like some sharp minds. So where was I? I was talking about, I was in Greensboro with my friend and I asked him if he'd drive up with me. The idea was I hadn't slept basically the night before. Maybe we could share some of the driving. And I'll tell you right now, the best car to ever own is the Honda Odyssey. Because you can put the seats down in the back and just lay down and sleep. Not a Mustang, not a, whatever car you all think about is cool. The absolute coolest car you can have is a what? Honda Odyssey. That's actually where we slept the first time. We got to Adam's Center for Peasant. We just slept in the back. That's how cool it is. So he came up with me this guy called Talha. And when we got back, what made me really kind of sad was that what he was kind of, his sister who was in medical school said to Snapchat, Talha basically wearing like boxing gloves and was like coming at her and he said defend yourself. And he was trying to teach her like how to defend herself in a situation where out of kind of random, a situation may kind of come into a situation where you just don't know how to respond and you're faced with this enormous amount of violence. And as much as it can be scary for the guys, you'll have to realize how hard it is for your girls here, for these young ladies, because you always kind of wonder why the person is being especially violent.  So let me just say this. Like if he could be president, you can too. That's the best part about it. If he could be president, you can too. So we have this situation where like, we don't know if we're being targeted because we're Muslim or not, but Muslim women can feel on the day to day that they're being harassed. Sometimes we're especially kind to them or sometimes not so much. So when faced with violence, you're also wondered, you know, what is going on? Why is this person swinging the baseball bat? Kind of the gist of what happened in Virginia was that like, it was like a group of 15 kids walking back, silver on bicycles, the dude driving, might have been drunk or something. And I don't know the exact details. I think it's good to say I don't know. A lot of you guys just say, I don't know when you don't know. But the idea was he either came in the lane or did something to where he came into the lane and there was like, between one of the kids, there was some kind of like argument, like kind of yelling back and forth. And then he somehow ended up chasing them. The knobbra was the one he ended up catching and again, ending up killing them.  And you're kind of worried, you're worried about that. You don't know what people are thinking. And I think that's a situation where in today, you know, with the murders of my brother, the guy who did it was like this guy who just like completely hated religion, all of it. So there are all kinds of people out there. There is a lot of good people. There's a lot of people who obviously care for knobbra, who stood up for their interfaith community, people who condemn it right off the bat, no problem. So many people who wish they said they could have been there to do something. And especially those like other 14 kids or whatever, like I met some of them, and especially one of them, she's still angry today.  But has that helped the attitude to have?  You want to do something different, but you shouldn't kind of go down that route. You shouldn't go down this idea of doubt, of not being sure, because really, like, who planned it? Who wrote exact details of what was going to happen? God did. It was exactly how it was supposed to go down. We think that we're like superhuman after the fact. So this little like 14-year-old girl was it? The girl that was with knobbra? So she's young. She's high school, and she's thinking, she's getting herself off, about why she didn't go back and help. She said, maybe it's time to go back and help. She said, maybe 10 people could have, you know, overpowered the one guy with the bag. But we're afraid, we don't know what's happening. You run for your life, that's what you do. So don't go back, ever kind of regret, that's kind of what I told her. Because I told her, even with my brother, like there are so many instances where I could have, like, just shown regret, but I think that would have added one more victim. I don't want to be a victim to this. I believe thoroughly that Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala is behind it. Because obviously, to me it just didn't make sense. When it happened, my first Facebook status was, you know, I think it was like a couple, like, six hours after the murders that they confirmed the address and then they confirmed my identity. I was like, yes this happened, but I don't understand it, but I don't have to understand it. Because God is the most wise. That means some of the things that He's going to understand, in His wisdom, that we're just not going to. So I lifted it up. I didn't allow regret, I didn't allow any of that to kind of seep in. And obviously, some people kind of took it a little differently. Some people in my family, for example, I guess it's just two families. My brother, his wife, who's Yusuf, and Razan, her sister. Brother, that one spoke about the fidget spinner last time. The other, the young folks in the group, please don't distract the older folks. I kind of lost my train of thought. What was I saying, guys? This is a test to see if you guys are even paying attention. I got too many people saying something. Yeah, so the different ways that we kind of dealt with the situation. So, you know, some of my family members, and I was like, I have family like, some of them just, I think like, you know, the actual physical nature of it a little too much. Some, some in a sense, thought about the bigger picture. What do we know about martyrs, Shuhadah, right? What do you all know about that? I'm not going to stop you if you don't know enough about it already. You go straight to heaven. Say it louder. You go straight to heaven. You go straight to heaven. So there's a lot of like, if life literally is a test, right? We're here to just say like, you know, or think of it as a bridge. Before you're born, our souls were somewhere.  Like this is all known from Allah's account time. This isn't my body. This is just a vehicle, a vessel, a car that gets me through to the other side of the bridge. And then your soul leaves this body, this temporary being and goes to Jannah. If that's all that life is about, then there's more to think about than just what happened that night. It doesn't end there. There's that Paul Walker song. You guys know it? So we want to sing it for you real quick. Somebody knows it. Who's a good singer? Actually, I'm quite impressed by the number of like, good singers there. You sing for us? I'm a terrible singer. Somebody can sing. I'm sure you can sing. Do you know the song? He doesn't know. Do you know it? Do you want to sing this? Yeah. All the girls are singers. Let's sing it. So I go something like It's been a long day without you, my friend. I'll tell you all about it when I see you again. So every time I hear that song on the radio or whatever, I'm like, man, whoever played this song, you subscribe. I'm not ready for it. But what it's telling me, it's like, yeah, like it's a long road. Like it's not easy. But I'll see you again. And that's how we understand this idea of like life is being a bridge. Like it's not the end of the road when you die. It's just a change in state. You go from a physical being that we can all see to being somewhere else we don't. And to maybe get a better understanding of this, let's think of my nephew, Adam. When he was in his mom's belly, oh, it has to be a twin. Let's think of this Adam. This is another Adam. This Adam, who's cousins with my Adam, has a twin brother.  So when he... Say hi, Adam. Hi, guys. Thank you, Adam. So when he was in his mom's belly with his brother, they were saying like, one of them was like, man, I can't wait to the next life. I'm going to meet my mom. I'm going to meet my sisters. And then the other one was saying, there is no next life. That's it. We're here. This is the life that we're going to live. So we're going to open up. So when there's two kids in there, who's right? Right? You're in this belly. You don't expect there's anything next. There's nothing. Stop. Fix that distraction. This is the gym. Run. Oh, my God. Talk about topics I should have bring up with nine-year-olds. So in their tummy, in their mom's tummy, one of them is saying, there's nothing next after this life. How could there be? All they know is there is each other and they're talking. But one of them is saying, no, wait. There is something more. And he doesn't know that there is anything up there. For sure he doesn't see it. But he's told so. He believes it. And to me, that's kind of like a lesson in life. We don't see what happens next. We don't know as though we're told about it. We're told stories about it. But we don't actually see it. And that's the kind of belief that, are you that kid in there that doesn't believe it because you don't see it? Or you've been through it before. You've been in a phase where you don't see where you are and what's next. But you've got to better believe it's there. And that really, it just does help. It helped me a lot. Right? It helped me a lot to know that my brother is not just no more. It's not like something I just don't see. The idea is I have an opportunity to keep working and to do things until I kind of check the time. So 55 isn't right now? Okay. So, so I'll tell you a little bit of what I've been doing in the past two years. The night of the murders, I wanted to make a Facebook page so I can let people know about the genocide. So things like this happened. There's all kinds of like rumors that go around, whether it was how the person died or who did it or whatever. Just so everybody, again, has an opinion for sure. I think with Snapchat, it's even worse. Like everybody like thinks they know. So I wanted to make a page where it's like officially through us, you know, first thing, what it was that happened, what the genocide is. Let there be no confusion. So I made the page called R3 Winners. I wanted, I thought like R3 Angels might work, but like, are they Angels? The editor said we're not Angels. They were not made of light. They lived amongst themselves. Going back to this idea of life as a test, right? I believe they were winners that had just gotten married to each other. You said just got accepted to the same dental school as my brother, which is the top hospital. Resentment just seems like a word from an architecture school like an ingenuity and design. There were all individuals in the community who were non-profitational, who loved each other, who loved everybody around them. They didn't know such things like had drama. If there was a girl that had drama with you said she'd go and invite her out. Like these were the people that lived their lives. And you know, I don't know what happened that night, but I know that if life is a test, they won. So I came up with the name R3 Winners. And that kind of stuck to kind of represent who they were in the essence of life. There was plenty of losers. The dude who murdered Nopra? Loser. Donald Trump? We actually don't know yet. We don't know yet. He has a chance. He's still alive. Or whatever. Not under the term. But the idea is that we don't necessarily know like he can change. But there are people out there that like, what's that Taylor Swift song? Y'all know. Like something about rocks that, people throw rocks at things that shine. Is that Taylor Swift? You know. Am I the only one who says Taylor Swift? Yeah. Sing it. I'm not going to sing Taylor Swift. Sing it. And something wrong, it's like, y'all got to look this up. It says, people throw rocks at things that shine. What does that mean? Yeah. It means exactly what it means. So, in this situation like, obviously when I think back to the situation of my brothers, they used to were happy people, man. And they were happy despite the fact that they wouldn't switch out. Where in Craig Hicks' mind, the neighbor who murdered them obviously thought, you can't be religious and be happy. In his mind, religion doesn't play a thing. God doesn't exist. So, I think as we go around, and people see your smiling faces and see who you are, you guys are shining in the community. You guys are taking the attention that the community has and it's on you. And people throw rocks at things that shine sometimes.  And what does happen when people throw rocks? Not always. There's never really a joke. But the idea is that there's a chance of coming together and being a team. Playing as a team and being proud of ourselves. It was awesome to see the Muslim community come together for a black Muslim young girl. Right? We came together for Nabra because we all know that her life matters. We know you cannot mess with the Muslims, man. You mess with the Muslims will come to get you. Seriously. We're going to be there. And Muslims, the thing is about Muslims is we want to see light happen in the world. We want to see love. Right? So how do you accomplish that? How do you see more of that? In the aftermath of the capital shootings, my brother left a property.  And this way it was just the opposite. Right? My brother died and my mom and my dad inherited a property that he which is a property in downtown Raleigh. So we took that property and set it up as a sort of vagina. The idea anything good that happens out of that house goes back to the fact that my brother helped make it happen. And he tweeted once I have a dream that one day we'll have a structured and organized community and I'll be able to help you with your projects. So we're doing exactly that out of the house. We're running basically youth programs and incubator. It's shared office space. Amazing things like tonight they're at the end there for damn professionals. So we're doing all this but at the front of the house as I was renovating it I put a quote up. And the quote was you basically laser cut it into wood and at State University I got the laser cutter which is like this really cool thing which slides right into wood and we put it right up top. So I like them. So I think that some brothers and sisters who brought their coffee and tea inside you know with the carpet we want to be extra careful if it's got a plastic cup on you know we're kind of worried concerned about that. So please do what you can to be safe with that. We are asking that if you're drinking a water bottle that has a cap on it so if it tips over it won't mess up the carpet. And finally there's a lost cell phone it's a spirit phone iPhone and so if it's yours it's in the office just a quote. So the quote that goes around in front of the house to the side is darkness cannot drive out darkness. Only light can do that. So when faced with darkness is what happened on February 10, 2013 what happened this past Sunday what happens in some day to day activities the idea is that Muslims don't like that. They want to live in the light. God is light. They want to see more of that. So how do we respond? When we say we got you we respond by putting more light into the world. We've each become a beacon of light for each other we come together and we become a beacon of light for the community at large as well not just the Muslim thing man we're out there doing great things for the rest of the world better believe it. And the rest of the quote is hate cannot drive out hate only love can do that.   We want to see a little bit more love in the world we believe that's possible so you do not fight hate with hate you fight it with love you respond with more love and honestly like if I were to say there's a few things about Diaz Rezan and Abra that I want to see right now and I learned some of this obviously visiting was that they were good to their parents the last thing that Abra did at home was she had a thought or a bunch of her friends at her house she left with her friends couple minutes later she came back home her father felt like or thought she forgot something but what do you think she did? She came back just to tell him I love you and thank you you're not going to reach a high level the level that Diaz Rezan and Abra could have achieved without them the last text that my brother had to my mom you guess I love you how crazy is that? the day after so he was murdered on the Tuesday on Wednesday we were planning to feed about 50 of his like dental classmates so just for fun just to kind of do that say thank you for the awesome program my brother was so proud of his school so proud of his team his classmates so honestly do that and my brother said I love you they were good to themselves they were good to others be good to your parents but smile care about other people the last Facebook post my brother had was he was distributing dental dental kind of kit like a toothbrush, toothpaste, stuff like that floss and food in downtown Durham and it was in this like crazy like chain of events where like he was murdered and guys he was having a live go fund meeting and lunch with him and you carrying it so he was pleading to people and he was after Joanne prayers every day every Joanne he had these little baggies that he would sell for $5 and I will love that when I was a grower you're not going to change the world $5 at a time these little baggies at a time right? that's not the main thing to say I don't bring these brother there's a lot of things I can say after credit but I told him we're not going to change the world like that but I don't think it's up to us to change the world I think it's up to us to kind of put in the effort of pure intention with a good effort and that's all we're responsible for the results come from God so he was at $16,000 to do dental relief for Syrian refugees on the Turkish port so he planned the trip out he knew exactly where we were going who we were serving how we were helping them and was at $16,000 he was murdered like a week after putting up that video and the question was then how are people going to respond seeing this they understood him as the person who wanted to give back to the community this crowdfunding campaign grew to $600,000 in the aftermath of that murder and every year we've been able to go to Turkey that first year was the hardest because the first year he planned it and we get there we're struggling to get there we're taking our dental supplies we're there and then you're like you look around and you think that should have been there and you just like kind of cry and look off into the distance looking into Syria and you're just like man, that should have been there but we've been able to do it every year since then they cared for others they loved their parents but they also made mistakes they're normal human beings that's the best part of it like each of you have to believe that you can reach that position like God loves you that much and that's the hardest part is really believing that God loves us I think God really loved my brother that much to give him such an honor I guess the answer is yes and it's in each and every one of us to kind of believe that within ourselves and my last piece of advice right, time's up but for those who have siblings I told you I regret a lot just kind of like person more and it kind of happened in a dream and sometimes you have dreams of the people passing honestly this kind of wasn't happy so I was in the bedroom my brother's bedroom and there are two beds there's a bed there and a bed here in the dream I was doing what that kid right there was doing he doesn't even know what we're talking about he's on the phone distracted right sorry brother but the idea is that's what I was doing man we're distracted by life we're over here instead of being in the moment instead of loving each other instead of whatever you're over here like and I'm sure whatever you're doing is fine like either you're trying to relax or there's like talking to somebody important or whatever like it's not like we're doing bad but we're not there in the moment and to me I was in my dream doing this on the bed and my brother was next to me on his bed on the phone as well he was probably texting you said all these cute things and I really wanted to turn to him and tell him I loved him but I wasn't able to so I wanted to tell him I loved him but what will like in the dream like my physical body couldn't turn to tell him that it was so sad when I woke up and I felt like I couldn't tell my brother I loved him despite how much I missed him despite of what it is you know you really don't know what you're missing until you've used it kind of a thing and that was like my advice to you guys is tell your siblings tell your parents tell each other you love each other be here for each other so you don't have that regret later on and Alhamdulillah through the mercy of God a little bit over two weeks later I had a dream where he was dressed in all white large soldiers happy he came to me and did what he hugged me in his signature bear hug and he said I loved him and I was able to say to him I loved him and I woke up like the happiest I've ever been in the long time I think he knew I loved him and I knew he loved me but I gotta say it and that's literally like a story that you can take to the bank and like just do more of it and that's all I need you to take from me today is to know to tell each other you love each other and then really that's it


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Add Andy Dalton so I just tease the schedule component for the Bengals But it's really legit for the passing attack in the short term Andy Dalton might end up being a pretty strong option over the next five or So weeks this week the Bengals will visit a banged-up Falcons defense in the game with the second highest overunder on the slate Then they'll face Miami at home Pittsburgh at home Kansas City on the road Tampa Bay at home and then New Orleans at home The only secondary among that group that's looked good to start the season has been the Dolphins And while they do have strong pieces They've also faced the Titans the Jets and the Raiders offenses this season and Dalton himself has been fine in fantasy football to start the year To he's thrown multiple touchdowns in each game that he's played and actually dating back to when Bill Lazer became the team's Offensive coordinator last year Andy Dalton has now thrown multiple touchdown passes in over 70% of his starts Let's not pretend that Andy Dalton is not capable especially with the weapons that he has So don't overlook Andy Dalton on the waiver wire this week


Animal Crossing New Horizons arrived at exactly the right moment, just when the world really needed a stress-free digital safe space in which to come together Nintendo delivered. It's no surprise that the game has become a global phenomenon, except in China. News reports this week claim that New Horizons has been banned in the Middle Kingdom after supporters of Hong Kong independence began using the game to stage online protests. As is often the case, the truth is a little more complicated than rumours might suggest. For one thing, it's difficult to ban Animal Crossing New Horizons in China because the game was never legally released in the region to begin with. The Communist Party of China has always had a difficult relationship with gaming. Amid concerns about video game addiction, it was illegal to sell any games console in the between the years of 2000 and 2014. Except it wasn't completely illegal. China's laws are often flexible, especially if you've got enough money. Nintendo was able to sell a version of the N64 in the region under a fabricated IQ brand. While China rescinded its ban on consoles in 2014, it still tightly controls which foreign games are legally imported into the region. Sometimes the government will put a hold on all approvals without explanation. The Nintendo Switch officially launched in China in December, and at present there are only a handful of first party games that are legally on sale in the country. Mario Kart 8 and Super Mario Odyssey have been released, but not the Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild, and certainly not Luigi's Mansion. Some fans speculate that these games will have a hard time getting approval for official release because they're full of supernatural elements. The Chinese government really, really doesn't like ghosts. Animal Crossing New Horizons is one of many Nintendo games that has never been legally sold in China, but that doesn't stop people from playing it. After all, China's laws are flexible. Many eager players have been importing the game from neighbouring Hong Kong. As a special administrative region, Hong Kong has its own legal system, government, and economy. It also enjoys media freedom, so Nintendo releases games like Animal Crossing New Horizons in the region without limitations. Nevertheless, Hong Kong isn't completely independent. While it has partial democracy, its chief executives are selected by rulers in Beijing, and they always choose someone who is friendly to the Communist Party. To cut a very long story short, many Hong Kongers desire full independence, and protest regularly against Chinese rule. Last year, a controversial extradition law led to some of the most technologically advanced protests in history. Protesters organise themselves through social media apps, warning each other of approaching police officers, forming into groups, and then dispersing in an attempt to be water. Then came Animal Crossing New Horizons. Hong Kong protesters are all tech-savvy, so of course, many of them are playing the game.   They recreate protest slogans and signs in game. They visit each other's islands, protesting in a digital medium. One protestor, Li, who wishes to remain anonymous, said, Since the setting of Animal Crossing New Horizons is that players start their life on a deserted island, we can decorate the island any way we like, and share the message we want to tell the world. Perhaps the most famous in-game protest came from political leader Joshua Wong, who has spent time in prison and been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for his part in organising pro-democracy movements. A viral photo of Joshua shows his island getaway, complete with an in-game sign reading, Free Hong Kong. Speaking of New Horizons, he said, Animal Crossing is a place without political censorship, so it is a good place to continue our fight. Even lawmakers in Hong Kong are playing this game. Then, without a word of explanation, Hong Kong import copies of Animal Crossing disappeared from online stores in China overnight. While the game was never fully legal in the country, it just became a lot harder to import it from across the border. Of course, just because one import avenue has closed, it doesn't mean the game isn't available to those who really want to get their hands on it. The game isn't illegal contraband. It's simply not available on major online retailers. Chinese citizens will still find a way to play Animal Crossing. The moral of the story? You can't stamp out free speech. It seems that protesting in Animal Crossing might have actually worked. Hong Kong's democracy advocates aren't going to be silenced anytime soon.


Company, makers of those fine-fetched products, presentialist fey. You'll never know just how much I love you. You'll never know just how much I love you. With me to Alabama, let's go to Cured Hammy. David Hammy. And that's what I like about the style. Last week at the University of Southern California, the usual decorum of this venerable institution was somewhat shaken by the fact of one Phil Harris. While it's only an adult extension course, Phil is taking it very seriously. Last Monday was his first day in school, a day which began about 9 a.m. as Phil prepared to leave the house. Are you sure you have everything, Phil? Yeah, I think so, Alice. Well, let's check them over again. Books? Books. Fountain pen? Fountain pen. Briefcase? Briefcase? Briefcase? Bubblegum? Yeah, 27 pieces. And then I got a piece all broke in under the desk, too. And here's the putty knife to scrape it off my face. Hey, where's the button USC gave me to wear on my beanie? Oh, here. See, this is quite a slogan they have on here for next week's game. Will murder UCLA. Yeah, but I don't think they're too confident of winning. Why? Well, it's possible, and on the other side, it says, well, weather permitting. Phil's first week in college was a rather difficult one, as demonstrated by an incident which took place in class last Thursday. Professor Whiteside. Yes, Mr. Harris? You're going to have to change my seat again. What is it this time? Well, I can't concentrate. That girl behind me keeps dipping my curls in a rink well. A series of such incidents coupled with an inherent allergy to learning left our hero by Friday in a somewhat puzzle frame of mind. Phil, it's 9.30. Aren't you due down at USC? Yeah, honey, but I don't think I'll go today. Why not? I thought you were doing so well in your basket weaving class. Yeah, I was, but they gave us a test yesterday. How did you make out? Not so good, honey. After the test, they told me I was still two years away from the leather-burning group. Well, what kind of a test did they give you in basket weaving? Oh, the professor looked at everybody's work and then he gave each one a grade. What grade did you get? I didn't get no grade. He didn't give me one. When he came to mine, he just read a little poem. Oh, that's wonderful. What did he say? A tisket, a tasket. Who made this lousy basket? Oh, honey. Honey, if you were having so much trouble in school, my brother said he'd be glad to help you. Your brother? He's a tim-head, Incorporate. Brother. Don't be silly. My brother was a brilliant student at CCNY while he's got an MA, a Ph.D. and an LLD. Yeah, well, when's the bum going to get a J.O.B.? Mr. Martin, say Alice said the children were up here with you. Yes, they were a minute ago. I was giving them a little geography lesson.  Hey, Governor, what's this big ball here? A globe, Mr. Harris, a map of the world. Yeah? How come you got a round one? Mr. Harris, the Earth is round. The Earth is round? No, kid. Hey, wait a little, Alice finds out about this. Well, I'd better get my things together. I thought I'd take the children outside for a little nature study this afternoon. Outside? Well, you better be careful. There's still a pretty strong undertow by the sundial. Well, Mr. Harris, I really don't mind your California weather. You know, we English have always been a seafaring people. Oh, Governor, you're really cooking with Marvel now. I knew that wasn't going to get that, and I knew it would. Say, you got a lot of books here, haven't you, Mr. Martin? Yes, I'm quite an avid reader in my spare time. Yeah. Hey, this must be a new novel. Here, this one, Annie's Lit on a Bicycle. Let me see that. Oh, no, Mr. Harris, that's analytical psychology. What? What is it? Well, it's a method used in psychiatry. As you know, a psychiatrist can often change a man's whole personality. Is that right? Oh, yes. Often they can take a shy, hesitant person and turn him into a strong, willed, domineering individual. Yeah, well, I think they overdid a little with John L. Lois.  Yeah, I know. I'm down here on Wilshire Boulevard.  No, I'm in the professional building. I'm going to see one of them psychiatrists, fellas. A psychiatrist? Yeah, Mr. Martin told me that they can change a guy's whole personality. Phil, I don't want you to change. All this nonsense about college and education was your idea. But, honey, I need something like this. After all, I've got to have something to fall back on when my youth and beauty are gone.  You're going to a psychiatrist. Well, I don't know. Now, it might not be a bad idea. This guy may be able to bring out my personality. Bring out your personality? Look, Phil, if they brought it out any farther, nobody could stand you. All right, wise guy. Go ahead. Stifle the tender blossom of gentility. What? Oh, never mind. I'll see you later. Bye. 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It's the shampoo you can depend on for exacting hair beauty care. Fitch is spelled F-I-T-C-H. Wait for me, sir. Okay. Back to the line, back to the office. It's right down the hall. Thank you. Stars fell on Alabama We kissed in a field of white and stars fell on Alabama Oh, lady, say, didn't I run into you over at USC last week? That you did, you bomb-headed jobber now, and it was to shed myself of the likes of you that I quit my job and came over here, locked stock and bucket. Well, I'm very sorry, lady. You see, I just happen to be looking for a psychiatrist. Oh, a psychiatrist is it? Well, if you're asking me, it ain't a minute too soon. But, Miss Bucket...  Democrat. Here's Dr. Linebach's office right here. Well, Mr. Harris, one of the principles of psychoanalysis is for me to come to know you as well as possible. Now, suppose you begin by telling me a little about your background. For instance, was your youth a happy one? Oh, yeah, sure. My father and I were great pals. We'd always go out together. Yeah. Well, before we continue, I don't believe you told me your present occupation. Well, I'm a band leader. Ah, a musician. No, a band leader. I see. Well, to what school of music do you subscribe? Bognerian? Romantic? Impressionistic? Uh, gut bucket. A gut bucket. Well, perhaps if you continue talking at random about your background, perhaps if you continue talking at random about yourself, you will unconsciously reveal something else of value.  I can say anything. Well, let me see. Well, I remember when I started with my first band in Nashville, Tennessee, we had a sharp little outfit, too, Psyche. We was billed as Jeter Harris and his tobacco road playboys. Yes, sir, we was really ready. Now, we opened it a little joint on First Street. It is. Go on. Go on. Cohen Southern Ratskeller. I can hear that outfit playing now, Psyche. We had one number that was murder. Murder. And I sing with delight as I spend most the night in that billowy ocean with you. Last night I dreamed that I was down in the bottom of the sea in this sully water. And I met a maiden fair who had a cottage there. Of course, she didn't have it in her own name, but in a way she had it. And she had a tale of a fish for a train, but whoa, now whoa, how that gal did entertain. And what a time I had with Minnie, the mermaid down in the bottom of the sea. I lost all my troubles in amongst the bubbles while she was just as sweet as she could be. And every night when the starfish came out, I hugged and kissed her so.  Down in her seaweed bungalow. Whoa, whoa, what a time I had with Minnie, the mermaid down in the bottom of the sea. I lost all my troubles in amongst those bubbles while she was just as cute as she could be. And every night when the starfish came out, I hugged and kissed her so.  Whoa, whoa, down in her seaweed bungalow. Many brave hearts are asleep in the deep. So beware. Yes, Phyllis. What do your children want? Oh, nothing. We just wondered where Daddy was today. Well, Alice, your Daddy went downtown to see a psychiatrist. What's a psychiatrist? Well, a psychiatrist is sort of a doctor. Oh, is Daddy going to have a baby? Oh, no, of course not. He thinks the psychiatrist will bring out his personality. Oh, Murd. Phyllis, you stop that. Mommy, is Daddy still going to school to college? Well, I don't know, Alice. Why couldn't he take lessons from our tutor, Mr. Merton? Well, honey, a grown man like you would never know if he could study the same lessons as you children. Yes, he could, Mommy.  Why, with that mind of his, your father's liable to set the car to be back 20 years. I'd love to hear a little of that conversation. Well, Mr. Harris, listening to you talk about your past life and delving into your subconscious made this a most, shall I say, unusual half hour? In fact, I've learned a few things about human behavior that I never even suspected. Yeah, Doc, I was a dog, wasn't I? That's not exactly the psychological term, but it will suffice. Now, about this Frankie person you mentioned, your guitar player. I take it he's an old friend? Oh, yeah, Frankie. Why, me and him been cutting up touches for a hundred years. You know, I'll never forget the first time I ran into Frankie. He was singing and playing his guitar down on Rampart Street in New Orleans, and I happened to be walking by and the guy he was really... You are my sunshine. Right, buddy, you know, you play a pretty good guitar there.  Was either this or Lombardo. Well, don't knock it, kid. There ain't no tin cup in his outfit. Well, I like your style pretty well. Say, why don't you quit this racket and sign up with my band? Yeah? What's your name? Phil Harris. Mr. Harris, our most significant episode. Now, I understand you are married. Suppose you tell me something about your wife. For instance, how did you meet her? Well, she was in the great big show in New York. And I thought she was the most beautiful girl that I'd ever seen. And for three weeks, I stood outside the stage door every night just to watch her come out. I see. I see. And finally, I prepared a beautiful speech to say to her. Then one night, my dreams come true. She spoke to me. Excuse me, Sonny. I've noticed you standing out here every night for three weeks. Tell me, was there something you wanted to say to me? Yes, Miss Faye. I... Well, this is all very interesting, Mr. Harris. But when did you actually propose to Miss Faye? Oh, well, that was a few years ago. You see, we were parked down by the ocean at Malibu. And I reached over and I took her hand. Oh, it's a lovely night, isn't it, Phil? Yeah. Sure is, gorgeous. Phil, have you ever parked out here with any other girl? No. Of course not, honey. Well, since I met you, I haven't even thought about another girl. Really? Oh, that's awfully sweet of you. You know, that moon up there tonight, this is the perfect setting for something... something I want to ask you. What is it, Phil? Will you marry me, Paulette? Oh! This has all been very helpful, Mr. Harris. Now, as you know, we psychiatrists attach great importance to dreams. Do you ever have any unusual dreams? Yes, sir. Yes, I do, doctor. You know, I keep dreaming I'm on a gold bandstand in Carnegie Hall with a diamond baton. I'm leading an orchestra composed of 100 men and a girl, and each one of those men is Phil Harris. I see a nightmare. When they play, do you enjoy the music? I don't know. It's always so lousy it wakes me up. Ah, that's very interesting. But tell me, in your dream, who is this girl? That's the awful part of it. She's Petrello. Well, Mr. Harris, you've been very helpful in this little interview. Of course, I shall consult my colleagues on your case, but, offhand, I'd say that your mental processes reveal to me what is known as a mignoline. Hiya, gorgeous, you laughing boy at home. Hello, honey. What are you so happy about? Oh, nail me down, kid. I'm riding high. I'm happier than Tom Brennan with an old lady from Fiori. You must have done all right with that psychiatrist. All right, man. I was dynamite. Well, tell me about it. Oh, I really laid it on him, kid. First, he talked to me for a while, then he gave me a lot of tests, and then you know what he said? He told me that he was involved with a powerful Narcissus complex. The psychiatrist said that? Yeah, that alone was worth a 200 bucks. Don't forget you got a hundred of it now. The doctor was so excited, he called in six of his buddies to look at me, and they said they'd never seen anything like it. I can imagine. Then another one of them psychics measured my head with a pair of ice tongs. Sure, he said he wished some guy named Darwin was alive, or Darwin. I kept asking for a guy named Darwin.  They did, too. And you want to know something? It's grown five inches since I had my own show. Only five inches? Sure.  I can't wait to tell her all about what them guys said. Well, wait a minute, honey. Now, this isn't exactly the sort of thing to tell my mother. Anyway, she's not home. Sure, she's home. She always gets through at the roundhouse by three. Phil. Go on, call her now. I'll make her take back some of them things she said about me. What did she ever say? Well, she said my eyes were set too close together. For one thing, and she also told everybody that our marriage wouldn't last. Phil, mother never thought that at all. Then how come after we were married she parked in front of the house for three weeks with a motor running? Then here by yourself with the lights out. Oh, honey, leave me alone, will you? But what's the matter? What's the matter about me? Against the wall. Well, I can't help it. He told me all that stuff the psychiatrist said means that I'm conceited. Now, you know that ain't true. Well, you'll have to admit you are rather fond of yourself. No, more than any other beautiful creature. Well, I can't help it. Them doctors were saying mean things about me. Well, I don't care what they say, Phil. I think you're pretty wonderful. That's the way you are. Do you, honey? Of course. I consider myself the luckiest one finding a boy like you. What did I do to deserve a break like this?  You've got everything. And I've got you like a duck. Takes to water like the flowers take to do. Like a Latin takes to a Latin quarter. I'll take to you like a fish takes to swim. Like the Irish take to stew. Like a Scorchman takes to his pipe and slipper. I'll take to you like sweet and low. Yes and no, like garlic, gosh and oh, jeez. They all go together and a honey. So do we. Like a sharp haze to straighten. Like the French to Hollywood. Like a southern takes to a few mid-Julips. I'll take to you, baby. I'll take to you when it's so big. Like a star takes to gleaming. 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Everybody for syrup in 2022 NT football four box case for 87 picker team style We've got the Amadeo with the Browns Bradley R. Washington Brian S. Niners Brian B has the Giants and the Falcons Corey S. Saints Dustin E. Seahawks Jeffrey has the Lions Gordon P with the Patriots There's Jeffrey S. The Lions Gordon P. Pats Jason S. has the Bengals Dolphins Eagles Panthers Raiders and the Bills Jeff B with the Vikings Jeffrey H. Steelers Joel B. Ravens Jonathan with the Cardinals Keith B. Packers Matthew C. Broncos Mike W. Texans Philip N. Colts and Rams And Jets Rashad has the Jags Sean M Titans Sean O. Cowboys Steven P. Bucks Tom B. Bears Van Al has charged in the Chiefs Got some gold packs to random away as well Three penini VIP gold packs top three spots in this random. We'll take them home make sure fill this one up y'all top three one two three four five and six Giants Panthers Cowboys Giants Panthers Cowboys Each get a gold pack with their order Horto Escobar I probably would Dodgers got the Dodgers take game one Well, why was it? Why was it? Why was this picture celebrating like you just close out the game? Maybe he did Still got a home or don't worry all right going to the Chargers is LT to 50 on the modern masters Thanks, leave at the Fonte Adams of 25 modern masters for the Raiders Tremendous treasures jumbo jersey to 49 Derek Henry for the Titans It's a 99 Jersey car James Connor for the Cardinals Steelers dual Jersey Najee Harris to 99 to color patch to font digs one of five from Buffalo into the autos First up is 49ers Debo Samuel the 25 49ers vintage signature virtuoso signatures is Richard Sherman Sherman a 25 for the Niners Interesting Jake's favorite version of Richard Richard Sherman is the Bucks version Rams Auto out of 49 is going to be Odell Beckham, Jr. Oh BJ for LA and one of the last teams taken The Falcons with a rookie hats laundry tag auto three of three Drake London We got London You go laundry tag shield on the hats Drake London Falcons big congrats It's a pretty looking card right there. Of course, we'll get into a mag for you. All right. This one's a thick Appreciate you Chris. Thank you Just just give him a bless him for the rest of the night After boom, whoa This team was around for a while to gold on the treasure hunt Chris Olavé five of ten Saints rookie The old treasure hunt Olavé that is sick. I'll put a sleeve around it I would just hop it up with a sticker over it five of ten Olavé Treasure hunt gold. That's gorgeous dude Saints Congrats They had gold color match to you got modern masters as Adams to 50 this time for the Raiders Packers Aaron Jones to 15 for the I said the Packers See playing this week. Everybody keep it acid. He's playing Aaron Jones Jets rookie dual relic to 49 is a mod sauce Gardner. That's what I'm saying tired of playing all these leaves of fantasy Say at the end of the day. You're ever happy. Yeah dual patch to 25 Jalen waddle for the Dolphins Jumbo patch to 49 Giants take one Barclay Jumbo patch Breeze Hall to 25 Jets rookie. Hey, I appreciate you George. I'm back down to two everybody George Yeah, down to two Three gold packs in the promo. It is 535 a spots random division style though So a lot of upside Dominguez has patch autos Elliot other crews has autos Jackson holiday Marcelo Meyer Jordan Loller I think has autos in it. We're still flawless as well guys Got rookie autograph Tyler Algier for the Falcons the 35 patch auto out of 25 is gonna be Darren Woodson for the radar for the for the cowboys Raiders of 99 is a mere white RPA book jumbo prime signatures to 49 and Brian Robinson jr. Rookie material signatures to 99 Washington remember everybody personals are full for tonight. Got more tomorrow night after group breaks We're still got group breaks to fill here. I Mac baseball follows basketball Zung Hun L bring the sound of one on Immaculate Baseball everybody Just want to go that fills up. It'll break right after this. All right rookie number 299 is Romeo Dobbs Green Bay be docked to 49 Eagles Pass to 25 is Cleo Mack for the Chargers Dual patch for since he is Jamar Chase the 25 nice patch card there I'm not sure if you guys knew this but he has a lot of his rookie flawless cards in 2022 flawless a lot RPA's dual patch autos gem signatures all that stuff Sunday treasures dual patch Mac Jones one of ten Nice Mac Great quarterback right there if you ask me probably gonna Get a big W on Sunday rookie laundry tag one-of-one Eric Izucan ma dolphins Nice laundry tag for the dolphins easy. I don't know why I sleep that's going into a mag. Let's go easy Get a touchdown on That like sweep or something rookie auto that won't happen this weekend Josh Pascal the 99 for the Lions It's a 93 for the Lions Josh Pascal Probably probably won't even touch the ball To good defense. He'd be too good Autograph to 49 for the Titans is Jevon curse got Davis price rookie material signatures and 49 Niners and rookie NFL gear patch and ball relic auto to 99 is Sam Howl for the commanders great three color patch and ball auto here Go Washington. We'll get that one in the mag for you. All right rookie number two ninety nine is Tariq woolen for Seattle Pat Tillman to 40 jurors number parallel For the Cardinals next up is jumbo patch frame fabric to 25 is Vikings Dalvin cook Let Dalvin cook it's 49 patch card Judy for the Broncos It's 49 patch card again. This is the Bucks this time Leonard for net 25 bears three color patch Justin Fields Auto's now rookie auto for the Eagles to 51 is Cam Jergens Raiders auto to 99 Tim Brown Auto Parsons to 49 patch card for the Cowboys. Yeah, it's not guaranteed for us. 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Hi everyone, Joe for jasperjasecasebreaks.com with 2019-2020 Panini Select UEFA Euro 2020 Soccer hybrid box random country number 11 sold 20 spots all card ship right there a lot of good stuff But this time in the hybrid version different parallels in there big. Thanks all of these folks for getting into the action There are all the countries here. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it a full 12 times six and a six and 12th and final time after 12 we got Robert down to Robert. All right six and a six 12 times for the countries 11 and 12th and final time There you go. Nice. So we got Portugal after 12 got Portugal on top and we've got Russia on the bottom Here maybe just 14 There we go. So Robert Runkle. You got Portugal and Spain Darren with Turkey Aaron with Austria Robert with Ukraine in the Czech Republic Darren with France Le Bleu Robert with Germany Jason with Finland skillsy, which is the it's actually he's actually right on the front right here skillsy the mascot for Euro 2020 which is being held in 2021 Other countries that aren't on that list. I think we got everything I think we got all the countries But no countries that are on this list and cards with no team affiliation. I think there's like a Euro card Like a UEFA logo card stuff like that Robert with Wales Darren with Poland Josh with Denmark Alex with Sweden and Croatia Darren with Italy Matt with Switzerland Matthew with England and Belgium Darren with the Netherlands and Robert with Russia All right, let's sort by column B by country any trades in this little one box break Let me know we heart skillsy says de Porter Yeah, sure. I mean skills skillsy you know It's not for everybody skillsy Some people really love them Some people don't that's okay though for the people who don't like skillsy Some people might not like skillsy Some people might think hey, maybe they should have used a sort of adorable animated animal But but that's okay. It could be it could be a weird human It was well, no big deal. All right. Looks like no trades Looks like we're gonna print and rip Trade window close. Good luck everybody Quick little one box break. What are we looking for an exclusive camo prism parallel in here as well? There's the config All sorts of fun stuff man.  All right, big. Thanks to all of these folks for getting into it There you go. There's the final print out. I think I might have to officially change that toner I've shaken it up a little bit Done all the thing. I think it might be time. All right. Good luck everybody I think did I miss soccer action today? What happened in soccer today? There's just too many too many sports going on folks. I Oh, yeah, Edison Kovani signed with Manchester United Is there any Premier League action or was there FA Cup action, which is why? Carabell Cup action, which is why there's Bundesliga action today on Saturday Oh, there was Premier League action. Chelsea beat Crystal Palace for nil Everton beat Brighton-Holabian for two What was that Leeds and Manchester? Leeds and Manchester City a 1-1 draw Do not expect that. All right, and Newcastle beat Burnley 3-1. That's true, Fred I wonder what those next odds are going to be. No next futures odds. This is one of Vegas fields the same way Like that they have rookie cards here now. I think that's a nice touch And here's a silver rookie right here Tomas Keziora for Poland Right there and that'll go to Darren Porter. There you go, Darren There's luka waltschmidt For germany. It's a cool-looking card too That squared away here See, uh We've got another silvery here. Steven bourgeois For the orange. Um, who had Darren porter has the netherlands It's going sunshine What's going on? What's going what's going sunshine? What's going on? And the autograph is mark yonko for austria That'll be for erin erin garibi with that one nice Green is that out of five? No out of 15 That's pretty cool. I think it's on a sticker, but it's kind of hard to tell Pretty cool auto though There's our camo right there. There's ante ribich For croatia. That'll be for alex b 39 out of 49 on that one Exclusive to this hybrid set that we were doing here. There's another one of these checkerboards right here for poland Uh Clish Not good with those polish names. Sorry And there's garith bale back in the primary league And that is that There you go, ladies and gentlemen Nothing earth shattering there, but we do have plenty of one one box brakes left to go From that case that we popped open a while back. So check it out on jasky's case brakes dot com I'm joe and i'll break more with you next time. Go liverpole


What's good, Joshua, but Ross back again with another video. So I'm going to check out Chavo Guerrero on Benoit's murder slash suicide. Now we all know about the Crispin wall situation. It's still one of the wrestling's darkest moments. No one expected him to do that. And it's just a touchy subject. Anytime you bring up Crispin wall, anytime he's even mentioned, it's not talking about his in ring work and his, you know, the things that he brought to the wrestling business. It's usually ends up being about this situation, which is just tragic in itself. So we're going to check this out. See what Chavo Guerrero had to say about this whole situation. Appreciate all of the support you guys have shown on the channel. And let's get right into this one, man. So what happened that last that last weekend? And then we, you guys were traveling together. It was just you two at this point in time, right? That's true.  Yeah, I fly in from California. Heat flying from from Georgia. We fly into wherever they say we flew into, you know, Louisiana.  And then we dropped the car off the airport and we fly our separate ways home for two days and right back. And that was for, you know, eight straight months. So this one was a little different because we're close to to Georgia. Right. So I end up staying, we went home at any time, you know, a wrestler can spend the night in his own bed. He does, whether it's 300 mile drive or 500 mile drive because we're, you know, we're never home in our, in our beds. So we were able to go to his house and I'd never seen his house. He moved away from everybody. He moved to the rural, rural part of Atlanta just so because, you know, he was such a, you know, a loner. He's a low roof and that he didn't want, you know, people to know kind of where he lived and stuff. He had a P.O. box. Really? Yeah. The whole deal. Did you ever go to his house? Yeah. So we went to his house and stayed at his house. And I remember he said, Hey, I'm really private. Please, please don't tell anybody about my house, you know, how it is. And I was like, All right, cool. No problem. No problem, Chris. So we stayed there. And was you and Scott? No, me by myself.  We're going to work out, you know, and I saw his son Daniel there. And, you know, I was the cruiserway champ at the time. So I had, I gave, you know, Daniel the belt. He, you know, he really wanted to see the belt. So I know that he went to Chris and his dad, canna, canna. And so Chris was like, Ask him, ask him, can I, can I see your belt? And I was like, Yeah, of course. So he held the belt. Okay. You're the champ. We put them on to pictures with him, the whole deal, you know, and all that. So we went from there and did our loop, did our, you know, for, and what's crazy is he was a family man. That's what I think that's what kind of shocked the whole wrestling world is this guy was a family man. He loved his family. So for someone to love their family and then to go to that dark place and to ultimately do what he did to his family is, it's, it's crazy. That is, that's just mind boggling, bro.  So it's just, that's what probably made it so shocking for everybody. Four days together. And then we ended up, ended up in North Carolina, Charlotte, I believe, because we, we'd have seen an old friend from WCW. Remember Donna Seaman, Donna and her sister Deb. We'd up the last night of the loop before we all get her into fly home. We went to go eat with them at night after the show. So we went and ate and stuff. And I just remember Chris ordering shots like a tequila. Yeah, we're doing a tequila shot. Every once in a while, he'd be like, he'd never, you know, he'd have a couple beers and that was it. But once in a while, he'd like, okay, let's do this. Or let's start drinking or eat a whole cheesecake. He'd never ate a sweet and then one day just like eat a whole one. Yeah, yeah. And like, what are you doing? Yeah. On the cheesecake. Yeah. Yeah. But the whole thing in his mouth. Yeah. The whole piece. And then laugh. Yeah. So he didn't order any shots. We're doing shots of tequila and stuff and have a good time. And then I was pretty jacked up, you know. So we go, we go to our own room. I go to sleep and we got to get up in two hours to catch his flight. So I'm sleeping except my alarm or everything. Well, we probably had eight shots tequila, you know, a few beers. So next year, you know, I hear the door bang it. Bam, bam, bam, bam. What the heck is that? Bam, what was I, I'm not going to dream. What, what I go to. He was like, Chavo, we got to go. I'm like, what time is it? Oh man. I slept through my alarm. I never sleep through my alarm ever. I slept through my alarm. I was like, oh my, we got to catch his flight. So we jumped in the, in the, we didn't no shower. We, I mean, I was, I just threw all the stuff in my bag and we jumped to the car and we raced to the airport. And I ended up, we have, you know, getting to the plane and he made his flight. I missed my flight from. Okay. Right. I missed my flight. So he made it just barely.  So I cut, you know, the next flight out an hour later. When I landed in my connection, I landed in North Carolina. So he went to Atlanta and went on our flight. I had to go to Texas. I think I landed in Dallas. So I get a call from him. Hey man, just checking up on you.  So yeah, man, I'm okay. Thanks. You know, thanks for getting me up. And I, I never sleep through my alarm. No problem, man. No problem, no problem. So I went my way. He went his way. And in two and a half days, we were going to hook up again. You know, we were on the road again. So now it's a Belmont Texas, I believe. And I was on like a Saturday or Friday. This is now Saturday. And what's crazy is how these guys just, it's like a routine for them. They're just, they're constantly on the go to another city to do another show. Like that's crazy how on the go they are. And that's why once again, you got to give respect to these wrestlers because they don't, they get time with the family, but not much because they're always on the road. There's always a show they got to go to and you got to make sure they connected certain flights and stuff like that. It's, it's, it's, it can be hectic, man. Morning. Okay. So the, the first one we left about it from probably Wednesday morning. Yeah. So now it's Saturday morning early. I land in Dallas. My connection and we always, that's, we always get on the phone and, you know, be in coordinate. What time you get in? Yeah. The whole deal. I'll pick you up or he'll pick me up, whatever. So I call him. No answer. Then all of a sudden I get a call from him. And he's like, uh, call right back. Hey, Chavo. Hey, what's up? And he sounds just off. I'm like, man, you okay? He's like, yeah, I'm cool, man. Just, just really bad. A really, really just bad weekend. I just, you know, Daniel and Nancy are sick.  I'm talking to him. Yeah. And he's, and this is basically after he's probably killed his life. Yes. Yeah. Yes.  So he's just thinking he's having a regular conversation and. Damn. You know, they're not feeling good. And I'm like, all right, all right, cool. And were you coming? Yeah, I missed my flight. I missed my flight, but don't worry. I'm catching the flight and, and I'll be there. Okay. I could just call me when you get in and I'll pick up, you know, no matter what time it is. You know, I, we were landing in Houston. They had to drive to Belmont and, um, I was like, you know, don't worry about it. We're late. We're late. No, I'll wait for you. Okay. Okay. So he gets out the, he getting ready to get off the phone and, and he goes, he makes a point where he stops. He goes, Chavo, Chavo. I go, yeah. And he goes, I love you. I said, I love you too, man.  Yeah. But this was really forced. It was not, it was not forced. It was really like made a point of it. It was like, Hey man, okay. I love you brother. Okay. No, it was like Chavo, I love you. I want you to understand this. Basically, if you, don't forget this coming from a man with very few words. Yeah. Yeah. I was like, All right. I love you too, bro. So I hung up and I felt that was strange.  I'm fine, man.  Well, I'm here. Okay. Okay, man. Okay. Cool. Cool. So then hung up and that was the last I actually talked to him. I guess he'd call Scott Armstrong too. We, he and I hooked up. Scotty, we hooked up and we ended up driving, waiting for Chris. No call, no call, no call. I'm calling. Hey dude, did you miss your flight? Did you make another new flight? No call, no answer, no answer. Okay. Well, I guess we've got to drive. Well, if we got to come back, you know, we said, if we got to come back from and go pick them up, we will. So we went to the show and, you know, the agents are asking, where's Chris? Well, this is a house show. House show, house show. Where's Chris? Chris, the next day was, was, was a paid pay-per-view in Houston. Well, I'm like, I don't know, man. I don't, I don't know. Um, this is fly. You know, he's going to, okay, okay. So, um, we drive to Houston. The next day, me and me and Scotty and, uh, and still no word. Joe, no from Chris. We're calling him. Okay. Nothing. I get some texts on my phone at probably five a.m. And I get texts from Chris. So you wake up in the morning. You've got not even before I woke me up before the five in the morning. So I look and I look at the, uh, my text and I'm like, that's weird. It says the dogs are in the enclosed pool area. The garage door is open. I looked at it. I was like, well, that's weird. Is this one of those texts you get, you know, sometimes you get texts, you know, from three days ago, you never delivered it. And then all of a sudden you got a text. And this was kind of the start of texting. You know, now it's a little different. But back then, 2007, a lot of times, you know, texts didn't come through or they got lost. And also you got them. And I was like, well, let's get in half a text, half a text. Yeah, that was weird. So, so okay. I wrote it off. Then I get another text from Nancy's phone from his wife's phone and it said the same thing, you know, the same text. That's really weird. Okay. Whatever I kind of wrote off. So then got to get up in two hours. So I got up, I look at, um, I go downstairs to meet Scotty Armstrong and I look at him. I go, did you get some weird, anything weird last night happened? And he goes, yeah, I got some weird texts from, from Chris. I said, me too. Did it say this? It goes, yeah. So we call Chris no answer, no answer, no answer. That's weird. So we go to the pay-per-view. Chris isn't showing up and they're asking us, where's he at? I'm not sure. We're not sure where he's at. Now we're covering for him. We think maybe, you know, you may be lying. Yeah.  We're just coming from, no, haven't heard from him. I don't know what's going on. Okay. Great. Didn't tell us anything about the text. Nothing. Did you feel something was going on weird? Something, something was going on. Something was going on. And I remember Art Anderson saying, especially if he sent this text. To multiple people that he knew and trust by hey, that's, I mean, once again, they, they got a lot going on. There's a pay-per-view. They got to get ready for it. So there's a lot going on. Of course, on the surface, you would think, whoa, that's a red flag. Why would they be, why would he send out a text describing where the dogs are and the garage is open, all this other stuff. But at the time, I'm sure they weren't thinking that they were just, you know, kind of trying to figure out where he was. But at the same time, they also got to figure out, you know, get ready for a pay-per-view and all this other stuff. So they're focusing on multiple things, but still like, I don't know what's going on with Chris, but they didn't want to alert nobody yet. But damn, bro, this is just eerie. This is later on the day because he was supposed to wrestle the pay-per-view. He was supposed to wrestle with the title. Yeah. The ECW championship against CM Punk, he was supposed to wrestle for him, wrestle him. And this is a big match.  That's, I remember him saying that, not meaning it, but there's something going on for him not to show up. And either option being just as viable because I can see him just going off to become a merchant Marine and saying, yeah, yeah. And being gone, you know, based on the ending of Dexter, right? Um, and then, uh, so I didn't say anything. We didn't say anything. The next day we're in Corpus Christi for a Super Show, another Super Show. And, uh, those damn Super Shows, man. Handle this guy. Yeah. But you still didn't know anything. We still didn't know. We've been calling, been calling, been calling. So finally I go to Johnny, I say, go Johnny. Johnny was the head of towel relations. Go Johnny. This is my phone. This is what I got yesterday.  Hey, what are you talking about? Why didn't you show me this yesterday? I said, Johnny, we're trying to cover for him. Be honest with you. I didn't know what was going on. We're covering for him. He's like, oh, I ended up getting on the phone. So I guess they called the Atlanta police or whatever. And, and I don't know anything about it. You know, that's the last thing I heard. And then all of a sudden, about an hour later, they do a big old meeting at the ring with all the wrestlers.  We're sitting there and I look at Ric Flair and Ric Flair is crying. And I go, Rick, what's going on? And he goes, they're gone. I said, what do you mean they're gone? And I, this is before anybody. Do you know? And he goes, Daniel Nancy and Chris. I said, what do you mean they're gone? Oh my, oh, bro. This is, uh, I, uh, I can only imagine I'm starting to get emotional just hearing that. I can only imagine. You, someone telling you they're gone. They don't give you any context. You're like, what are you talking about? They're gone. Ah, that's tough, bro. I had, I had to hear it from his mouth. I couldn't hear his, hear that. He said, they're gone. What do you mean they're gone? Those are dead. It's just now right now, my heart just dropped again. That's why I thought I was there. And, and Vince hadn't announced it to everybody yet.  Are you kidding me? This is a two years or a year and a half after Eddie died. Yeah. You know, I had another friend. This happened to another friend of mine. I was like, what are you talking about? And sure enough, man, I, then all of a sudden Vince announces it to people and saying, we don't know the circumstances at this time. All we know is that there's been a death and Chris Benoit was no longer with us and his son and his wife are no longer with us either. We don't know the circumstances. We don't know what's going on. So we're taking tonight, making a tribute show to Chris. Oh, I pulled Vince. I, we can grab them in the back and was like, what happened? I don't, what happened? And he's just hugged me and I'm, I'm crying on Vince. Not again. Not again. No, this is starting to get me, bro. That's just starting to get me.  That's just starting to get me, bro. Despite what, what he ended up doing, that's still just from a perspective of a friend. He just lost Eddie Guerrero. He just lost him. We just lost him. Like he said, it was like maybe a year and a half and then to lose another good friend. And you have no idea what's going on. Jesus, bro.    You serious? Yeah, it was interesting because I'd been talking to Brian Gowertz and he called me earlier in the day and said, I gotta tell you there's a place that we're gonna love because what I found out afterwards that Bruce Campbell was originally gonna be on the show because that show was a funeral for Vince who had just been blown up. That's right. That's right.  He's got some, I gotta tell you, he left a message. Yeah. So I went to the gym and worked out with my son, Ash, got back in the car, called him back and he's like, total change. I'm like, hey, what's going on, man? What do you got to tell me? And he's like, you're not gonna want to hear this.  Yeah. He goes, he goes, this is horrible. I mean, I was thinking, because he said earlier, I got to tell you something about Vince. And when I talked to him, I thought he was gonna say that Vince is gonna go on the air and like bury me or something. He goes, this is horrible. I didn't know what he was talking about. And then he said the same thing. He's gone. Who's gone? Chris. I'm like, Chris, who? Yeah. Yeah. Which Chris are you talking about? Benoit and then Nancy and Daniel. Same thing with me. Huge whale. I remember my son. I'll never forget.   I'm guessing this must have been like on Chris Jericho's podcast or whatnot. I knew it sounded like Chris. But yeah, even that's just tough, bro. That's just tough. Even though I know Chris is kind of in some hot water right now. I didn't know this interview was from from Chris. I know he's kind of hot water right now, but still, I know how close he was to Crispin Waugh as well. So it's just finding out that horrible news. It's just never good. It just don't. I can't even imagine, man. It's like all three of them. Right. And then would they have carbon monoxide poisoning? Do they have food poisoning? At the point of time, nobody knew anything. There was no details. What were the boys saying? Were the speculation? What was it? There was nothing. We didn't know it. We were like, what do mean he's gone? And what happened? We don't know he's gone. We didn't know. Yeah. And then that's the thing. And then when you actually did find out what had happened, it was still to this day, we still don't know what happened. And there's really no still don't know what happened.  That's just not the guy getting you. Yeah. And then there's so many, you know, like we said, we never know for sure. I still think that it's the concussion thing. Sure. Definitely good hardening of your brain. Absolutely. You know, I'm actually going to have Chris the winsky on to talk to him about it. He actually studied Ben was brain. He helped me when I had my big cushion because the, you know, the doctors didn't know anything. Yeah. Just like, yeah, there was no protocol. It was not like when I tore my bicep, they were like, Hey, you're in a sling for four months. And right. No, it was like, well, you, I go, when can I go back to work? Well, when you feel better? Well, Chris calls me and and the whiskey caused me and really, really, you know, I think like you said, I think it was, it was maybe one of the first times this had ever happened. And now with all the research that's been done, if there is symptoms or signs, you would know about it. But back in 2007, I think Chris's case might have been the very first, hey, we'll never know for sure, but it gives me some kind of closure that I can at least believe that my friend just didn't go completely insane for no reason. Sure. At least that gives me a reason. I know. And I feel your pain. And it could have just been easily one of us with all the amount of pain we've done and all the damage we've had, et cetera, et cetera. And understandable. That's that's a fair point, bro. That's a fair point because if if you've seen any Chris Benoit match them head butts from the top rope diving on the people at some point, that's going to catch up to you. The chair shots he was taking at some point is going to catch up to you, you know, and there was there really wasn't that I guess you could say a protocol to make, you know, make sure that when wrestlers had concussions that they were, you know, checked out, it was more so just like, hey, whenever you're able to get back in there and and do what you got to do, let us know because the wrestling businesses, it's a revolving door. The longer you're out, the there's the better chance you lose your top spot. And it was always about making sure you stayed at the top or, you know, Vince will move on. And it's just it's just tragic. That whole situation is just tragic, bro. Like it made me get emotional just hearing other people that are close to him and them finding out the way they did. It's just it's tough.   It doesn't it never goes away. Now his other son just happened to not be there, but that he'll I'm sure he still thinks about that. He tries to move on and try to live his life the best way he can. But it's just that's just something that'll never truly, truly go away. Man, it's it's it's very, very sad and and it's just I don't even have really words for it other than it's one of the saddest moments in wrestling history, bro. Comment down below. Let me know. How did you guys feel when you initially heard when you initially found out that Crispin War was dead? How did how did that make you feel when you initially found out before you knew anything else related to what was the cause of death and what he had did in the end? How did it go? How did that make you feel? I know me personally, I just couldn't believe I was like, what the fuck, bro? We just lost Eddie.  It was that was a hard episode. I remember watching that episode. I was that was a tough one, bro. That was full weed. I was a tough one. I was definitely a tough one, but I appreciate all loves for you guys channel and channel road to 150 K and I'm still getting speedy you to rest and champion the world. Appreciate y'all kicking in with me. See you on next one. Peace.


Hello and welcome yet again to Dispatches from India, a show by People's Dispatch where we bring you some of the major news developments of the past week, the issues Indians are talking about and the impact they will have on politics, economy and all aspects of life. For foodies, India is a veritable paradise with substantial differences in cuisines across geographies. But food is also deeply political in India, closely associated with religion and caste. Over the years, it has also been used as a tool for polarization in various parts of the country. There have even been incidents of people being lynched on charges of carrying or storing beef as a section of Hindus believe that the cow is holy. Recently we saw another instance of the politics of food being played out at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, one of India's leading institutions in the capital New Delhi. Students belonging to the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad or the ABVP, which is associated with the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party, reportedly attacked fellow students. Now this was because meat was being cooked in a hostile mess on the day of a Hindu festival. Despite the students agreeing to serve the meat only once the rituals were over, the ABVP group refused the bargain and took to violence. Here is a ground report. But that is not where the story ends. The following day, university students from Delhi and Ambedkar universities together with their JNU colleagues marched down to the Delhi police headquarters. They assembled to voice strong protest at police inaction in dealing with the violence on campus. Instead of getting a hearing, this is how the capital police responded. The ABVP people threaten the students that if they are working with Dalits, they should be attacked. In keeping with the theme of food and politics in stories from India, we move on to tea, a once alien but now ubiquitous part of the country's culture. The southern state of Tamil Nadu, particularly the Nilgiri Hills, is among the country's biggest black tea producers. Tea companies in the state make millions of dollars in profits, but the living and working conditions of the people have steadily deteriorated over the years. Unable to bear the harsh working conditions and poor pay, many have migrated to the plains. Last year, the state government, it's of Tamil Nadu, increased the minimum wages for plantation workers. But the private estates are not implementing it. A trade union is waging a struggle for and with the workers who remain. We had earlier covered some of the issues regarding the workplaces and here is what these workers have to say on the issue of wages. We are working on a daily basis. We are spending money on a daily basis. As you can see in the coronavirus, they have stopped working from the outside world. So, this tea has been selling well. We can give it a bonus of 20 years at this time as well. We have given a bonus of 20 years to the people of Kerala. Kerala. They are doing this because they want their people to be good. They are the owners of the living and working conditions here.  When the workers were brought in, they were caught by a man of Rs. 800 to Rs. 400. They have been caught by the Nankarachis. They are the workers. We are not. They are the workers of the Annalas. Then, they have given it to the people who have caught it. They have given it to the MP. Then, they will make them beg for it. The workers are not able to pay the money. So, they are begging for it. They are doing it right. They have done this. They are begging for it. The people have been sitting here. The MP. They have tested the yield of 20 years. You are not aware of the impact they have on us. We are not aware of the impact they are having on us. We are not aware of the impact they are having on us. But the government has done a good job. We don't believe that they will do the same for us. They are talking about the Nirvathas. They are going around Pugara. They are not working in this estate. They are going to their own village. They are doing the work of Nirvathas. Today, there is a shortage of workers. The reason is that there are no facilities here. There are no medical facilities here. There are many health facilities. There are no drinking facilities. There are no drinking facilities. There are no drinking facilities. There are no facilities here. What are they doing? Forbes magazine comes out with its annual rich list. And it also on its website has a real-time top 10 billionaires list. Which gets updated every day. Now, out of those 10 top billionaires in the world, two are Indians. Gautam Adani and family and Mukesh Ambani. There are seven Americans, one Frenchman and two Indians. Now, maybe many people feel proud about that. We made it. Our people are amongst the richest in the world. And that means that we are very prosperous as a country. But one would have probably believed that had it not been for the fact that around the same time, Mahesh Vyas of CMI has come out with some stark data about unemployment in India. Unemployment in March reached probably the highest level it has since the second wave ended. And by unemployment, I don't mean the unemployment rate, but the number of people who don't have work. Total number of employed right now is about 39.6 crore. That's the March 2022 data, which is lower than what it was in January and February 2022. Remember, the second third wave, not second third wave of COVID actually hit us in January and February. And by March, most restrictions were gone. And there was talk that things are coming back to normal. Everyone's out at work. Construction is taking place all around me. In Delhi NCR, I see construction taking place. So there appeared to have been a lot of economic activity taking place. And especially if you hear about what is happening in the startup and the tech space, you think that things are back to being extremely prosperous and positive. But employment is lower in March than January and February. Pundits call it the two Indians, right? That there is one India which is prosperous and there's another India which is lagged and not been able to catch up. And it appears that as if these two Indians are like that because they operate in two different ways. But that's not true. It's the same policies, same system which has made this into two Indians. It's actually one India. The rich are a handful of rich are becoming richer and the rest are becoming poorer or staying where they are because of the same system which is causing it. And the core of the system is what has been called the LPG reforms or liberalization, privatization and globalization. Liberalization is essentially where the state which had restricted entry to private entrepreneurs in some core sectors which had wanted to control the project thought was essential for the economy and for society and nation. That was opened up to private companies. Another thing that is important part of liberalization is that earlier big companies were restricted when it came to having presence in allied sectors. So if you had a big company, if you had a big company in one sector, you had certain restrictions in another sector which would be allied. Not control large parts or large sectors. Those restrictions were gradually lifted. Now the second thing that we talk about which is privatization which is actually closely allied and corollary of liberalization itself is the government withdrew, the state withdrew and public resources, public assets were sold to private entities. And the final part of this LPG reforms is globalization which is essentially earlier there were restrictions for the entry of foreign capital and foreign goods. You couldn't import things so easily and foreign companies couldn't invest in India. And from the 1990s those restrictions were gradually lifted. LPG which was supposed to essentially unleash the entrepreneurial spirits of Indians. And they were supposed to make people, enable them to show their talents, start new businesses without any restrictions, make it easy for them to start new businesses. And if they got rich, if they made profits, they would buy things. They would employ people and in that process they would set off a virtuous demand and supply cycle. They would set off a virtuous employment cycle. They would get richer and that would trickle down to others who would get prosperous as well.  Of course, unfortunately capitalism does not work in that fashion. What happens is that those with capital always have a starting advantage. They are able to price out smaller businesses with their holding power. If a smaller business tries to enter a particular sector, a big company which has a lot of money and deep pockets, can keep prices low and ensure that the small business is unable to compete. And that business either has to vacate that space, shut down, or become a supplier or a vendor to this big client. So that is how privatization causes big companies to become even bigger. Money bigots money, capital bigots capital, money flows towards money and makes it even bigger. This is essentially the three-pronged thing that has caused extreme inequality in India. And that is the problem. Because India has increasingly become a country which produces goods and services for the richest people and for just about the upper middle class maybe, there's a limit beyond which demand cannot increase. So it is consistently, constantly constrained where it comes to demand and there is no reason why rich companies would want to expand production. So big companies are simply taking over other areas looking for places to consolidate and that is causing even bigger discrepancy between the poor and the rich. Some say that India is already a plutocracy. A state or a society which is run and governed by the rich. Even if it isn't, it is in grave danger of becoming one unless there is a rethink, unless there is a political movement to stop that, unless the government decides that it has to bring in policies which equalize things. That's the only way in which democracy can continue to be a real democracy in India or else we will become a plutocracy. That's all we have time for in this episode of Dispatches from India. We will be back next week with more such stories. Until then, keep watching People's Dispatch.


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