May 31, 2025
Unrealistic Baseball Drives Vs. Realistic Dark Clouds In MMA
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Broadcasting Live good evening. Blockhead Nation, thank you for stopping by.
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Once again. You are listening to your favorite blockhead the
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only podcast in the podcasting world that can somehow incorporate
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the Peanuts comic strip one minute and then be talking
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about MMA and Warriors inside the Octagon the next. I
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am your host. My name is Brian Little, and I
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thank you so much blockhead Nation for stopping by listening
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to this episode. I want to be upfront with you
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that for the next two weeks there will not be
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an episode. I will be on vacation. I will be
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in Tennessee with the little red haired girl and the mother.
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So I just say all that just because I didn't
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go away. If you're waiting on a new episode, you're
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not gonna see one at least until the end of June.
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So anticipation for that one to make you aware. But also,
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if you are new to this particular podcast, let me
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remind you that three things are always talked about. Number one,
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God is king. Number two, Peanuts is the single most
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successful comic strip in American history. And number three, mixed
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martial arts is the greatest sport under God's hot sun.
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It's kind of hard to praise my sport these days,
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I save that for part two. I'll get to that
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after I do my scripture of the day. So I
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let you know, even though this first part I talk
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about the Peanuts and what's going on over there, usually
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something that's an update from the Charles Schultz Museum or
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the movie, or it might be about TV shows or
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comic strips that came out. Either way, it will be
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centralized upon that. But every once in a while I
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throw in a few things just to get some things
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off my chest, and that's going to happen with this episode,
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but to make sure I get the content in his
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first and foremost. If you ever thought that you've seen
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hangtime in other movies or other sports of any kind,
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there is an unrealistic hangtime like moment of flight. If
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you watch Charlie Brown, or if you look at the
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comic strips and you see Charlie Brown trying to catch
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a baseball. Okay, now to go all the way back
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to nineteen fifty eight. The Pants comic strip that was
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published on May eleventh shows Charlie Brown getting a huge hit,
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which means Linus has to be in pursuit of said
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baseball he's gonna come across his sister Lucy, who is
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making a sand castle. He actually has time to stop
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and help her finish the said sand castle and then
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go over and get in his position to catch the ball. Okay,
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there's a level of non gravitational pull that just doesn't
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make any sense if you go by both the comic
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strip and you go by the TV series. I think
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I just hit the wrong button. You might as well
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laugh at me for that one. I think that was
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an attempt to throwing some humor in there. So my apologies.
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I'm not even gonna edit that. I'm not gonna do it.
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Gotta love the transparency with the blockad nation, right, Gotta
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love that. But in that particular comic strip, it takes
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forever for the ball to finally drop and for last
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to catch it. That's not the only time you see
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that in the Peanuts comic strip. You see that also
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in Charlie Brown All Stars. So going to the TV series,
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the very first scene has Charlie Brown taking a call
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from the mound and he makes the pitch. You don't
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see the ball, you just hear the the hit and
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the ball is in mid air. So he runs up
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the bleachers and back down, cuts through different neighborhoods, actually
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runs up and downstairs in his house, busting through several
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different doors, and finally comes out the back of his
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house just to get in position for the ball to
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fall and completely bounce out of his hands. So it's
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a home run, and everybody's frustrated with him. So there
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is an unbelievably slow drop time in the Peanuts for
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the sake of humor, but also just for the sake
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of how can you mess up something so easily? And
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that's the reality for Charlie Brown. Charlie Brown is not
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a feel good comic strip. If you can watch it
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close enough. It deals with depression. It deals with anxiety,
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mental illnesses of any kind, psychiatric help. I mean, it's there.
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So why would a baseball interact any different than just
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something that's completely out of the norm. So you see
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that in the Peanuts comic strip and the TV show
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an unrealistic hangtime when a baseball is drilled into the
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air and eventually you can get on it. There's a
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second one where it's a high fly ball. If you
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watch it, it's easily about thirty seconds of different dialogue
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between the kids on what if he drops it? If
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he drops it, what do we do? And they're rejoicing,
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saying it's coming down. The fly ball is coming down,
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and Charlie Broun has a conversation with himself. If I
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catch it, I'll be the here. If I miss it,
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I'll be the goat. He still misses it. It's about
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thirty seconds for that ball to finally fall, So there's
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something very enigmatic to that. But to continue on with
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most recently what came up on the Charles Sheltz Museum.
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It was another comic strip from nineteen eighty three of
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Snoopy and Woodstock and his friends exploring the Pacific Ocean,
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and all I can think about is one of my
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favorite scenes and one of my favorite movies, The Shawshank Redemption.
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This is a line that will bring grown men to tears.
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I hope I can make it across the border. I
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hope to see my friend and shake his hand. I
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hope the Pacific is as blue as it has been
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in my dreams. If you watch the entire movie The
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Shawshank Redemption, you'll know how relevant that line is before
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Andy's escape. But either way, don't want to get off
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too far on that. But this is showing Snoopy demonstrating
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and sweeping his arm and showing the Pacific Ocean. He says,
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I want to take lots of pictures. You guys take
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pictures as well. That's what we're here for. At some point,
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Woodstock actually makes some dialogue and he says, no, I
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can't make the Pacific Ocean smile. I can't do that
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for you, which was I'm out of place. But you know,
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nothing I would have thought of about taking pictures of
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the Pacific Ocean. Only something to Woodstock or even Charles
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Schultz could think up something like this. So making sure
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that I get that out of the way first. That's
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the dialogue that I've had over the last couple of
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weeks to share from past comic strip up at Charles
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Schultz Museum, who does a great job. I've always put
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enough content, but I got to bring up something else
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that this whole week I've had a hard time with
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just realizing who can you trust, okay, and what can
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bring this on? Well? Plenty of you can look to
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the Diddy Trials and see all the names that have emerged.
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It looks almost like the McCarthy era during the Cold War.
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Just about every celebrity you can think of has their
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name attached to all of this stuff. I mean, you
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can't trust your government, you can't trust your present to
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deliver you from your troubles, because these things are gonna
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show up in your mailbox called bills that just aren't
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gonna go away. So I just throw all that out there,
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because even something else brought the wind out of my sales,
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and it was a fairly quick thing. Came off of
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Yahoo Sports and I just pulled this up about an
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Olympic wrestler, one of easily the greatest in this entire sport.
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I know I'm not shifting to MMA yet, but I
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have to address the arrest of Kyle Snyder. I mean,
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I remember this guy coming out in twenty sixteen, and
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he was already breaking records across the entire heavyweight scene
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all through the sport of wrestling. Wins the Olympics in
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twenty sixteen when Jordan Burrows falls, and this guy just
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becomes the epitome of what it means to sacrifice to win,
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to be the very best at what you do. And
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this month he was arrested in some type of prostitution
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sting now. Granted it's kind of transpired now, and he
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mentioned something about this when he was asked about but
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it's not a conclusion to my journey. If I can,
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I can just kind of go through the overall news
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of it that he did plead guilty to a lesser
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charge of disorderly conduct, but you know, you have the
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initial arrest that happened in Columbus, Ohio. The charge is
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brought against him being involved in this prostitution reign because
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they were waiting for him at this hotel room he
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went to, and he pleaded guilty. He's publicly stated right
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now he's focusing on his family and his faith after
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all these legal proceedings. But despite all that, you know,
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he's still considered one of the most successful wrestlers in
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US history, with multiple championships and Olympic gold medal. So
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it just kind of goes back to what I was
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telling you, who can you trust if I can look
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at somebody who was as squeaky clean as Kyle Snyder
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and somebody who lived and breathed faith first, family, second,
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wrestling third, And this is just talking about the other
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sport that I've always been passionate about especially when the
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Olympics come around. Who can you trust well? Blockhead Nation,
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I'm gonna go ahead and say two things to you
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and just kind of leave it at this for something
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for Ross to chew on. There was a line in
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the movie Now and Then when he said, you can
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believe in yourself if you're lucky, But I challenge you,
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Blockhead Nation, where man will let you down? Where that
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old saying of don't meet your heroes is absolutely true.
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May we know that the one thing that we can
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truly put our faith and our trust in is that
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the Prince of Peace interceee it on your behalf. Where
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this podcast or fails you, where your heroes have let
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you down, where your family or friends just are not
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able to live up to your standards, Blockhead Nation, trust
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in Christ. Stick around with me as I share you
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a scripture of the day to show you the real truth.
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May that be unfailed to you this evening. Our scripture
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reading for this podcast comes from Romans Chapter five, verses
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three through five. And not only so, but we glory
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and tribulations, also knowing that tribulation worketh patience and patience,
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experience and experience, hope and hope maketh not ashamed, because
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the love of God is shed abroad in our hearts
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by the Holy Ghost, which is given unto us. Reflection
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from blue layer of Bible says, we are promised that
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our sufferings will bear a fruit greater than the power
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of suffering. We are promised genuine hope that does not
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disappoint what glorious fruit. So, then, is suffering counted by
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the apostle paul a reason Blockhead Nation that we would rejoice.
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And so while I am realizing that suffering comes along
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with appreciating sports like mixed martial arts, I gotta give
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some praise. I haven't done this in a while, even
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though my friend Jose Shorty Torres, I know your most
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recent fight didn't go your way. You went the whole
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way and at it was in the judges' scorecards. But
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I'll tell you this, he's a friend of the show.
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I am on team Shorty for life. So if I
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haven't showed it out in the while, Jose Shorty Torres,
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you are loved over here. Blockaded Nations supports you all
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the way, and I gotta tell you smile. And Sam Albi,
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since he went from the UFC to karate combat. He's
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coming off what at least a three fight knockout record,
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and he's got another one coming up soon, and he's
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got another have another heavyweight to point it that or
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some are worried about, but I'll tell you, he's really
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starting to come into his own with some insane matchmaking
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that's happening. So smiling, Sam Albie, if I haven't showed
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you out in a while, thank you for being a
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friend of the show. He was on episode three hundred.
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I think he was guest number five for that one.
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So Sam, we support you over here as well. But
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you know, it kind of carries over what I just
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talked about. I'm supposed to embrace suffering knowing that the
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main event for tonight Blanchefield versus Barber, that Macy Barber
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missed Waite, which means she's surrendering twenty percent of her
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purse regardless of what happens with this fight. So I
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guess it's one of those I don't want anything standing
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in the way of the veteran Aaron Blanchfield. For all
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that she's done everything she's done right, I don't really
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want to see Macy get her hand raised tonight. I
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can just admit that and it can still happen. There's
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such thing as a wife beat curse. Because I'm usually
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three for five on the main cards. UFC three sixteen
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still seems to be intact. We don't have any injuries yet,
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we don't have anybody problems with cutting weight. You know,
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it's still a ways out come June seventh, but you
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know that's on the horizon, so not too far away
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that that's gonna be coming up. So we still have
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our rematch with O'Malley versus Morob. We have Hal and
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Kayla Harrison versus Julian openya bantam white title belt. You know,
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we have the phenom Joe Pifer versus the veteran Kelvin Gadstallom,
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the debut of Patchie Mix coming over from Bellator against
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Mario Bautista, so Kevin Holland and Vicente Luke. Great card
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all the way around. And yet with all of these
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things that I praise, I just can't get something out
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of my mind that there's a video that I saw
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about the UFC losing its soul. It just doesn't have
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the same appeal since we've had a merging of two
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companies that came together in something called TKO. Yes, it's
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beneficial for the UFC and the WWE, but as far
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as the price gouging, as far as how much it
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costs to get a ticket to sit cage side, that's
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