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Rodney McLeod Full Interview · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: knows about showtime. He knows about being in prime time.
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Speaker 1: He knows about the big life. He knows about being celebrated.
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Speaker 1: My first guest is the starting safety for the Super
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Speaker 1: Bowl champion Philadelphia Egos. He's the owner back of house
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Speaker 1: high end fashion retail store and he is most importantly
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Speaker 1: a philanthropists. Please work on the money making conversations. Rodney McLeod,
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Speaker 1: how are you doing? Hey' Was that enough hype for you,
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Speaker 1: Rodney that he did a good job. Here's just there. Man.
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Speaker 1: You you you're a superstar and I gotta treat you
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Speaker 1: like that. Man. But you know, people see you with
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Speaker 1: that helping on, they just think you out there tackling people,
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Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. But you know you've got
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Speaker 1: a lot going on in your life, man, I want
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Speaker 1: to talk about it on the show. And uh and really, man,
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Speaker 1: it's it's just amazing to see your story because you
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Speaker 1: I'm from one of the story I say story that's
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Speaker 1: the legendary high schools in America called the Matha in Maryland. Man,
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Speaker 1: let me just run off when I say legendary high school,
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Speaker 1: the Matha Catholic High School. Let me some of the
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Speaker 1: famous people from there. Markale, folks, if you don't know him,
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Speaker 1: he is the first pick in the NFL in the
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Speaker 1: NBA draft last year, Victor Oladipot. He was a number
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Speaker 1: two pick in the NBA draft. Legendary age, big booty,
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Speaker 1: that late boy. He backed down. Boy, you couldn't get
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Speaker 1: around him. James Brown, that's my boy. Hosted the NFL today.
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Speaker 1: Cameron Wake. He dominated the CFL. Now he dominated down
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Speaker 1: in Miami. Dolphin David Aldrich. If you don't know Davis,
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Speaker 1: you don't follow NBA. My man, I had to grab
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Speaker 1: this personal Clifton Pile actor friend. That's my boy. Danny
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Speaker 1: Ferry and the drum roll. Rodney McCleod, man brother, you'll
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Speaker 1: know all down there in the Matha. Yet, Rodney, they
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Speaker 1: got you on their man. Man, you know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 1: Right now? They got my picture up, you know, up
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Speaker 1: in the weight room. But you know, I think they're
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Speaker 1: gonna do give me a little in dusty um. That's
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Speaker 1: what I'm hoping soon, you know, especially now that I
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Speaker 1: got that Super Bowl champ tack to me. But it's
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Speaker 1: really a man to you know, uh be represented, um,
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Speaker 1: you know, represent the Matha. And you just listened off
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Speaker 1: you know a lot of amazing guys, um and they're
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Speaker 1: all especially in some way that I've come to the Matha.
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Speaker 1: So it's just an honored man to to hopefully you
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Speaker 1: know what I'm saying, Uh, be up on the wall
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Speaker 1: beside those guys. That's just a few. That's just a few.
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Speaker 1: If anybody google, the Matha Catholic High School is in
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Speaker 1: Maryland and you will see I. I just you know,
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Speaker 1: this interview about Rodney. I ain't got time to be
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Speaker 1: listening to all the stars in the came from this
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Speaker 1: high school, and right, I want to talk about your story. Man.
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Speaker 1: First of all, I want to reading your bio. My
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Speaker 1: minor is sociology. My degree in mathematic but my mind
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Speaker 1: and sociology. Your degree in sociology. So immediately you were
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Speaker 1: my man, Oh yeah, yes, sir, yes, sir, so I
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Speaker 1: a degree in sociology. Why degree in sociology at the
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Speaker 1: University of Virginia. Uh man, I mean honestly being an
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Speaker 1: athlete a Virginia. It's hard to be able to balance,
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Speaker 1: you know, the school aspect um, going to class every day, Um,
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Speaker 1: the workload, um, you know, tied in with um, you
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Speaker 1: know what my job is, which is going out, you know,
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Speaker 1: practicing and and and maka Sean, I'm preparing on Saturday.
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Speaker 1: So um, you know, I've kind of had three options.
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Speaker 1: I was kind of leaning towards sociology, psychology, anthropology. So um,
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Speaker 1: I end up going with sociologists because I was just
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Speaker 1: a lot more There's a lot of interested uh more
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Speaker 1: interested in in that field and the classes. It is
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Speaker 1: an amazing degree. It's an amazing degree. Man. Uh yeah,
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Speaker 1: My my degree is a mathematic but b to do
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Speaker 1: it all again, it will be a sociology because it
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Speaker 1: just taught me so much about people and how people interactive.
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Speaker 1: And also I learned so much about what I didn't
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Speaker 1: learn in high school, how much they deny you information.
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Speaker 1: It was almost it was a ground baking, uh decision
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Speaker 1: for me to do and go into those classes, and
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Speaker 1: I just soaked them up. Man. So when I saw
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Speaker 1: that you, I knew that right right along. You have
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Speaker 1: a degree in sociology. You have a strong awareness about
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Speaker 1: this country, about social issues and uh, and things that
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Speaker 1: concerned everyday people that a lot of people just kind
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Speaker 1: of disregard. That's what sociology brings to the table exactly.
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Speaker 1: Now let's talk about you and you're you're a football player, okay,
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Speaker 1: and you went to the University of Virginia and you're
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Speaker 1: playing safety and cornerback in college. Correct? Correct? Okay, So
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Speaker 1: draft is coming up, Draft is coming up. Did you
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Speaker 1: expect to get drafted because you went into the NFL
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Speaker 1: as a free agent undrafted free agent? Yeah, so, Um,
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Speaker 1: there was a lot of speculation on the weather not
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Speaker 1: um I would be drafted or not they're projecting me
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Speaker 1: um or you know, late to uh possibly priority free agents. Um.
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Speaker 1: So going through the whole process, Man, it was fun.
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Speaker 1: I I enjoyed it. Uh. You know, I think my goal,
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Speaker 1: you know, as a child, uh was always to hear
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Speaker 1: my name, you know, get called. You know what I'm
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Speaker 1: saying to day that draft and you know it didn't happen,
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Speaker 1: and so um, you know it was God's plan. But
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Speaker 1: I had a lot of calls going on that day. UM,
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Speaker 1: teams calling me, um, let me know they were interested,
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Speaker 1: they wanted to try and get me at this or
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Speaker 1: that pig. So you know, a day of the drunk. Hello,
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Speaker 1: did I lose you? So? UM, a lot of it. Um,
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Speaker 1: you know I went through that process. Um. I was
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Speaker 1: fortunate enough and blessing enough to go with St. Louis Rams. Um.
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Speaker 1: They gave me the opportunity and I kind of exceled
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Speaker 1: from day one. Man. It took a lot of hard work.
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Speaker 1: You know, we know you signed five year contract for
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Speaker 1: thirty seven million dollars with the Philadelphia so we know
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Speaker 1: it worked out right. You know you I read now,
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Speaker 1: you know I read and doing my research, so you
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Speaker 1: know it kind of worked out. I feel bless It took. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I mean it takes a lot um to be undrafted man,
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Speaker 1: to come in UM not know what your future holds, um,
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Speaker 1: and and like everything that you know you do is
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Speaker 1: is heightened versus you know, a guy that does get drafted.
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Speaker 1: So I had to work extra hard. Man. I had to, um,
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Speaker 1: you know, countless hours outside of the time that um
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Speaker 1: they gave to me to make sure that every day. UM.
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Speaker 1: You know, I was fully prepared and I treated every
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Speaker 1: day like the interview. And UM, I was just determined. UM,
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Speaker 1: I didn't want to go back home. Um, you know,
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Speaker 1: god game the opportunity to get my foot in the door.
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Speaker 1: And uh, that's what it's about, getting that foot in
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Speaker 1: the door. That's what this whole show was about. Telling
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Speaker 1: people if you get a shot, don't don't don't don't
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Speaker 1: sleep on it. And you didn't sleep on your opportunity.
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Speaker 1: Nothing for advantage. Yeah, you take nothing for uh. Um,
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Speaker 1: you know, nothing for granted, man. And I think me
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Speaker 1: being undrafted and my story um just kind of you know,
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Speaker 1: propelled me and propelled my career. Um for me not
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Speaker 1: to take any play or any moment for granted, and
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Speaker 1: and appreciating the game and different aspects I think coming
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Speaker 1: in in the way that I did. Uh, you know
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Speaker 1: it just uh, it's just a perfect story for me.
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Speaker 1: It's an amazing story, right. They don't sleep on the story, man,
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Speaker 1: because of the fact that you know, you you came
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Speaker 1: from amazing high school, You went to then incredible academic
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Speaker 1: institution at the University of Virginia. You graduated with a
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Speaker 1: sociology rate. Like I said, that's my minor. I know
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Speaker 1: what you graduated it. That's not an easy degree. That's
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Speaker 1: a degree that that makes well rounded individuals people hired
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Speaker 1: you get that degree. They hire at IBM. Those are
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Speaker 1: people that are hiring nowadays at these technical companies because
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Speaker 1: they have a balanced vision. So and I understand who
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Speaker 1: you are from that perspective, and you and you were
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Speaker 1: determined to win. You were undrafted, you know, and that's
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Speaker 1: a certain degree of embarrassment because everybody want to you
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Speaker 1: want to get drafted. But that didn't. That didn't, don't you.
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Speaker 1: You went there, made that St. Louis Rams and you
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Speaker 1: signed the contract. We're gonna talk about more about with
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Speaker 1: the Roddy McLeod super Bowl champion starting safely for the
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Speaker 1: Philadelphi Eagles when we come back about his charities and
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Speaker 1: his business. Money making conversation. Man, this guy just signed
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Speaker 1: the contract in six for five millions, five years, thirty
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Speaker 1: seven million dollars. That's a money making conversation. This is
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Speaker 1: ra Sean McDonald. You're listening to money making conversation on
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Speaker 1: the phone. I have the starting safety of the Super
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Speaker 1: Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, Rodney McLeod, Rodney, how are you doing?
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Speaker 1: My friend? That was on good I want to ask you, Rodney,
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Speaker 1: when you sign a country. Your story is amazing and
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Speaker 1: I want to keep repeating and I'm sure you repeated
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Speaker 1: a lot of motivational speaking opportunities that you get in
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Speaker 1: front of adults and also especially in front of a
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Speaker 1: high school and middle school students because I know your
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Speaker 1: your range of who you talk to is why when
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Speaker 1: you become a sports or a sports or athlete of
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Speaker 1: your of your level, you you know you're coming to
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Speaker 1: the NFL as a free agent and then you've signed
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Speaker 1: this five year thirty self me and all the contract.
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Speaker 1: So that's that's a different group of people around you. Now,
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Speaker 1: what is team Rodney McCleod, right, that protects you to
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Speaker 1: make sure that you're making the right decisions. What is
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Speaker 1: who is or what is team Rodney McCloud. Um, I
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Speaker 1: mean the team is really you know, starts with my family. Um,
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Speaker 1: you know that's where it all started. Um. Those are
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Speaker 1: the ones that paved the way for me to get
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Speaker 1: to where I am today. And UM, I owe a
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Speaker 1: lot of my success, um you know, to them for
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Speaker 1: the sacrifices they made, UM for me growing up, getting
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Speaker 1: me um involved in sports in the first place, particularly football,
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Speaker 1: but um, you know I was well rounded. It did
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Speaker 1: a lot, Um, But then you know the other side
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Speaker 1: of things. My mom always you know, priesting me did
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Speaker 1: my parents in general, education was always important and you
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Speaker 1: know I am athletic, I am challenged, but um, you know,
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Speaker 1: don't forget what's important. And UM at the end of
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Speaker 1: the day. Uh, you know, knowledge is power man and
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Speaker 1: and and the mind is a powerful uh source. And
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Speaker 1: so it was always priesting me regardless of uh what
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Speaker 1: I'm doing on that field. If the grades aren't in line,
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Speaker 1: then there we know more of that. So I think, um,
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Speaker 1: just the way I was raised man, UM, it kind
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Speaker 1: of prepared me just for life and everything that you
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Speaker 1: know that I've gone through. Uh. You know, my parents
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Speaker 1: that that that work. UM, Like I said, very hard.
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Speaker 1: So I know what hard work looks like. UM. I
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Speaker 1: know you have to work, um to get um to
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Speaker 1: see those results that you want. And so that's where
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Speaker 1: it starts. Man. I got a fiancee. She's a part
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Speaker 1: of the team. And then UM, you know, I surround
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Speaker 1: myself with with the help that I need my agent
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Speaker 1: Tony Page, my PR guard Anton Barnes, and and financial
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Speaker 1: advisors man tax personal. Um. There there's a lot of
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Speaker 1: people man that that I can label as team Ronney
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Speaker 1: that that helped, um, um me get to our m
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Speaker 1: and keep me grounded. Now now okay, now let's go
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Speaker 1: into fashion. Okay, now hi if fashion retail store now rotting?
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Speaker 1: Who told you? Now see I think I can dress
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Speaker 1: that runday? Who told you? You know? Fashion got the style? Man? Honestly,
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Speaker 1: you know, I started in high school. You know, I
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Speaker 1: kind of just all always turned me a little bit.
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Speaker 1: But it wasn't until you know, I started, um getting
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Speaker 1: around guys around the league and you know, as you
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Speaker 1: as you go out, no I don't know, tell me,
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Speaker 1: tell me, yeah, whether it's my friends are going to
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Speaker 1: events and people just complimenting your style and your look.
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Speaker 1: And then you know I started to be like, hey, man,
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Speaker 1: like I like that, I like dressing up. You know, confidence,
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Speaker 1: I have a lot of fun and I was I
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Speaker 1: was always a guy that likes to present myself well,
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Speaker 1: and so um it just became my niche and um,
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Speaker 1: you know, I just wanted to take it to a
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Speaker 1: whole another level and put my put my all into it.
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Speaker 1: And now I'm an owner of backup house right there
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Speaker 1: and right where I'm from. Um it's actually right outside one.
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Speaker 1: I'm from d C. Area, Arms and Virginia and Pentegon
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Speaker 1: City Mall and we've been open since later November and
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Speaker 1: we've just been going every sinse Come on now, I
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Speaker 1: saw some pictures. That's a pretty big store. Many square feet?
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Speaker 1: Is that square feed that store? I don't exactly know
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Speaker 1: the exact square footage, but it's really not as big
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Speaker 1: as you think. Okay, okay, the pictures fool of me.
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Speaker 1: The pictures a fool of me. Yeah. But we I
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Speaker 1: mean we make it, we make it, We make it work. Man.
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Speaker 1: The store is are always full, a lot of nice
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Speaker 1: middle to hi end brands. Daniel Patrick off White represent
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Speaker 1: other UK um so we have something from UK Los
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Speaker 1: Angeles area, Canada, um Man some local brands too. So
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Speaker 1: we just wanted to bring something to actually with the
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Speaker 1: d C man. D C like we're known for fashion,
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Speaker 1: but you know, we we we we're kind of a
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Speaker 1: little bit behind, you know when it comes to the
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Speaker 1: New York's and the Los Angeles, but we're trying to
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Speaker 1: just be that store man, that that it um you know,
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Speaker 1: DC back on the map. How do you promote it?
15:04
Speaker 1: How did how do you promote hip hop? My listeners?
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Speaker 1: You your store owner, I know, your super Bowl champ.
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Speaker 1: You know, but you you open it before you became
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Speaker 1: the Super Bowl champ. Okay, so you had a vision.
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Speaker 1: Just man, I'm just gonna take advantage of my Look,
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Speaker 1: this is my love, this is my passion, and I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna do it. So what were the steps? Man? Um?
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Speaker 1: I mean it really started with, uh first, my mentor. Um,
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Speaker 1: that's where it all started. Kevin James, who is now
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Speaker 1: my business partner. Um, he was mentoring me the entire
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Speaker 1: time prior to us opening up. And UM, you know
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Speaker 1: we sat down one day man, and we had a
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Speaker 1: vision and we had a conversation UM over dinner and
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Speaker 1: uh you know that day forward. UM, you know we
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Speaker 1: understood what we wanted to accomplish. And UM, this uh
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Speaker 1: store right here is just to start there. You know
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Speaker 1: what what the end goal, um is gonna be. You know,
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Speaker 1: we were planning to have a few locally, but then
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Speaker 1: also make the same be global. Man. Um. It starts
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Speaker 1: with being able to trust in someone like that guy
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Speaker 1: in my position who was not there on the daily basis.
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Speaker 1: You need someone that understands the industry UM, and the
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Speaker 1: hands and out that can manage the store day and
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Speaker 1: the day out and I'm lucky enough to have a
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Speaker 1: guy like that who has a lot of experience and
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Speaker 1: that I trust. Um. First of all, first of all,
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Speaker 1: you didn't open the nightclub, so you know so you
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Speaker 1: know something you know that happens all the time opening
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Speaker 1: the nightclub. Dude, they can party. I like the party.
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Speaker 1: People show up for my parties. I'm open a nightclub
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Speaker 1: that you know that? That was I was so happy
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Speaker 1: when I read that on your bio. But let's switch
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Speaker 1: gears when you just finished talking. It's called Backup House. Uh,
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Speaker 1: it's a high end fashion retail store. Uh go to
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Speaker 1: www dot b O h U s A as Backup
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Speaker 1: House b O b O h USA dot com as
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Speaker 1: www dot b O h U s A dot com. Millenny,
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Speaker 1: come to force now, HBUs. It's a bunch of HBU
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Speaker 1: C HBCU campuses rounding that areaf to Arlington. Go up there, Howard,
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Speaker 1: how would come on? Now? Come on, throw some love
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Speaker 1: to my man riding the cloud and back of the house.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk about you. You know your charity man, because
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Speaker 1: you're out there man, you're happening out the community. Uh,
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Speaker 1: you know. Spokesperson for the American Association for Cancer Research
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Speaker 1: tell us about that. Yeah, man, um so I'm just
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Speaker 1: uh I recently partnered with them once I came to Philadelphia. UM.
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Speaker 1: So it was a big year for me. Um I
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Speaker 1: came over here, you know, from for a while. But
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Speaker 1: then also um, Matt, you know, with this tremendous organization,
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Speaker 1: American Association for Cancer Research, that does you know, phenomenal
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Speaker 1: job man, and trying to uh find a cure um
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Speaker 1: for for cancer and not just one. Um. You know,
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Speaker 1: there's over a hundred types cancers and so many people
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Speaker 1: are affected by uh, you know, there's a large community
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Speaker 1: of us, and so UM I got with them personally
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Speaker 1: my self because of my grandmother that passed away of
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Speaker 1: cant graded cancer my senior year in high school. And
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Speaker 1: you know her her ultimate goal for me was, you know,
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Speaker 1: to graduate high school, UM, to going to college and
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Speaker 1: then you know, to tell my dreams, which um, you
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Speaker 1: know that's what I'm doing right now. And so I've
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Speaker 1: always had She's always had a special place in my heart. UM.
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Speaker 1: I always do a tribute to her before the games.
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Speaker 1: And when I got to this level, I said, you know,
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Speaker 1: what can I do, um, you know, or what would
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Speaker 1: she want me to do? Um? Now that I have
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Speaker 1: this access and you know, I have this money, But
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Speaker 1: what can I do that's positive, um to you know
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Speaker 1: better or help someone else that was in her situation
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Speaker 1: or a situation like mine. And me being a ambassador
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Speaker 1: for American Association with Cancer Research is you know, it's
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Speaker 1: my calling and you know, uh being able to you know,
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Speaker 1: help them out and in in any other way john
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Speaker 1: An Awareness putting on events to try and raise money
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Speaker 1: for research because it costs. Um, it's very expensive. But um,
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Speaker 1: that's just the road that I play, man, And um
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Speaker 1: it's growing. And uh, you know, let's let's just real
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Speaker 1: quick to your your youth football camp because I know
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Speaker 1: we are running short on time here, but I want
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Speaker 1: And uh, it's usually held at the Matha. UM this
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Speaker 1: June year, right day. What can it go to register?
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Speaker 1: Which is a website? Yeah, so we don't have the
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