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This man is somebody who's been
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dedicated, committed to his work over
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the years. He watched his evolution as
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being someone who was on the come up,
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who loved and who was passionate about
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the culture and wanted to document it
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properly.
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And we watched this man talk to artists
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that nobody knew and watched those
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artists become people that everybody
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knew. Yep. He developed and matured and
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and morphed into his own style.
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We see him often doing his own series,
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right, Tracy?
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That's absolutely correct.
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Goes over track by track with people and
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their new projects and their albums.
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Last one I watched him do it was with
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Maino and Jim Jones.
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He and I actually got a chance to share
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the seats and I got a chance to watch
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him work when we paid tribute to the one
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and only DJ Kay Slay, the legendary Kay
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Slay. We say his name you you you
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applaud.
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One of the things I enjoy about this
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man, we've had many conversations over
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the years. He's a man who's who walks
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with some humility. He's not afraid to
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sit and ask you for information. Ask you
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and tap into your resources
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and see how his could benefit you and
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you could benefit him.
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He's always been a man of the people,
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solid person. So when he told me he was
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involved in this movement, I said, "Of
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course you are."
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There's an incredible movement happening
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right now with black men who jump on
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bicycles and wear tight shorts.
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Don't start hating now, Sway. Wow. Yeah,
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when you say it like that. You know what
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I'm saying? Exactly.
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Exactly. And then the hate pulled up.
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We jumping right in, okay?
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Right.
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And and today we're going to talk about
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some of the amazing things they're
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doing. What I love about it is I got a
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Peloton at home.
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I'm not a guy I grew up running track. I
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don't like running as much as I do
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riding bikes. During the quarantine, if
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it wasn't for the bike I own, Rich Nice
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and I would probably be 30 or 40 pounds
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heavier.
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And I'll be panting on this mic right
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now. So through bike riding, I was able
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to utilize that as therapy as well as
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keep my mind, my body, and my physical
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intact. Turns out that Great Rissy,
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who's here with us today, big round of
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applause, and brought Chad with him,
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Chad Bennett, and Chris Harvell with
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him. They are all here. Hey.
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Welcome them to the show, the Black
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Watts. Thank you. Cycling.
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Bike crew. Bike crew.
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WE DON'T TURN IT INTO A GAME. ALL RIGHT.
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It all works.
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It all works. It all works out. Thank
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you guys for having us. Absolutely. So
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if you ride bikes, any cyclist, call up
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right now, 888-742-3345.
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It's a whole world for you. Great Rissy,
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what is this? How did this start?
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All right. So, you know, I I think the
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guys, they they tell this this the story
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fabulously, man, and really, really
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great. But what it came down to is that
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like everybody else in 2020, the world
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came to a halt, a stop, and it was a lot
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of things going on that were negative.
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You know, we were losing friends, we
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were losing family, people were losing
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their jobs. And in a lot of ways, we had
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to find a way mentally to stay above
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water. You know what I'm saying? Stay
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above board. And I I remember my wife
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being really adamant about cycling, or
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at least this was spinning early on.
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Spinning. There was a lot of [ __ ] I was
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saying, "Fuck out of here, too."
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Of course. And um it was when I think
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when I took it very seriously, I think
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we were out of work, we were away from
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our studio for about week two, and I
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started to see basketball rims come down
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in different neighborhoods. And I said,
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"Man, we got to I got to I got to find
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something." And these two brothers to my
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left, especially Chad over here, there
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was a bike ride that we had did, and it
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was one of those it was like a puff
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moment, Tracy. It was one of those,
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"Shit, we should do this every weekend."
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And I remember we had this first
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Father's Day ride, and I think that's
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when that first that initial thought
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came, "We really can build off of this
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community." And we've I want to say that
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we've never looked back since. There's a
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group of men that was a part of that,
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brothers,
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and what I got to really applaud these
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two gentlemen to the left of me and to
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the right, depending on where you're
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looking, with Chad and Chris and our
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other brother, Akil, who's not here
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right now, but he was on my show last
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night cuz I want to make sure I heard
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his voice and all of our listeners got
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to hear that as well. They turned this
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into something that was they elevated
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the visibility of it and they made it
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real. It wasn't an idea anymore. And we
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got on these bikes and people were doing
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miles and that that five miles where you
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was like, "Damn, this is five miles?"
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That turned into 10, and 10 turned into
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20, 20 turned into 50, and next thing
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you know, it was a movement. And there's
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so many different moving movements that
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are going on around the country. But we
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have something that's really big that's
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going on this weekend. And it all
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started from, you know, this this one
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thought all of these guys getting
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together. And I I
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I'm just happy to be with these guys and
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be able to spread the good word of Black
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Watts, the great gospel of Black Black
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Watts, what we're doing on bikes. Black
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Watts. If people want to join Black
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Watts or to find more information, you
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could go to
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blackwatts.cc.
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Black Watts, w a t t s .cc. .cc.
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That's correct. blackwatts.cc.
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Um
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Chris, let me ask you this.
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What have been the benefits of cycling?
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Wow. That's like saying, "What is life?"
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All right. All right. It gets deep. It
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No, no, it it actually does, right? Like
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so cycling really is a reflection of
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life in many ways, right? Like you know
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how some days you just have tough days.
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You wake up and feel like today is not
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the day. And some days you feel like I
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just don't have it. Other days you wake
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up like, "Let's go. I'm I'm ready for it
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all. It doesn't matter what comes, who
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brings it, I'm here for it all." Cycling
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encompasses all of that. So whether
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it's, you know, you're getting on your
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bike and you're going by yourself, just
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want to spin my legs, release some
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stress, get out in the world, see some
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birds and bees and trees and that sort
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of thing. Or you feel like I want to
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challenge myself and I want to ride fast
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or I want to ride up a hill or
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you know, anything of that nature. Like
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cycling presents itself with a myriad of
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challenges and really it's about
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spinning your legs and continuing and
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not stopping.
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To me, it mirrors life in that same way,
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which is about persistence, consistency,
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you know, and and and perseverance.
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Yes.
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It's just one of those things where
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once your leg stops starts moving, you
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don't want them to stop because you
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don't want to be the person to get off
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on the hill because the hill never
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changes, just like life, right? The hill
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is still going to be there whether
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you're going up in the car, Trace, or or
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or you're walking, right? Like so it's
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the same thing. What you learn to do is
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you learn to adjust, whether it's your
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gearing or what have you, but yeah.
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Chris, well said. This is called Black
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Watts.
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But are all men, Chad, able to join this
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cycling crew? Yes. Of all walks of life.
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Absolutely. It's no different than the
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the Black Lives Matter movement, you
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know? Like as long as you believe in the
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mission and the goals that we we've set
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out to do, whether it's on or off the
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bike, then absolutely you can join Black
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Watts. Okay. So Tone could join.
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Absolutely. Tracy can join. Tracy can
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join. And women. It's not just men. It's
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not just men. Well, look, women were
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always into spinning for quite a long
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time, I think, before a lot of men were
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involved. Whether it was called
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spinning, biking, or cycling, whether
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it's indoors or outdoors. And
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both you, Chris, and Great Rissy touched
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on, and Chad as well, but touching on
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the mental benefits. Like I remember a
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few years ago picking up a New York Post
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and seeing what was the number one mode
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of transportation that increased the
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mental health of workers, and it was
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biking. And I told Sway when we were
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coming back into the studio, you know,
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post quarantine, that I wanted to switch
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up my route here. And so I always I jump
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on a city bike. That's what's up. And I
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go and I go to the I go to the train and
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I drop it off at the train. And so I'm
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wondering, why do you guys think that
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for so many men? Great, you you touched
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on this when you were speaking on your
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wife and her advocacy of spinning and
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biking. Why do you think some men
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initially are like, "I don't know if
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it's for me." I have my theories, but I
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want to hear from y'all. I know. I mean
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Sway just said it.
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said it. The tights. The tights. And the
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seats the seats
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hurt. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. So I mean so
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some of it I mean the we we
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Have ANY ADJUSTMENTS BEEN MADE?
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NO, NO, BUT really I mean culturally
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speaking, right? Like um
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cycling tends to be for when you see it
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the way that it's presented right now,
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small
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like really, really small men. In some
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instances, they look like jockeys. Like,
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you know, racing jockeys, right? And
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also they're wearing this this this
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tight stuff all around, you know what I
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mean? Like it's just tight stuff, right?
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And traditionally in our culture, that's
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not what we do, right? I mean, I was
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born in the '70s, so shout out to my
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age, everybody out there that's over 45.
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We doing it, baby. You looking good,
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too. I see you. Black don't crack.
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No, you get tired around five, though.
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Yeah, right. Naps are vital, baby. Naps
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are vital. It's not around five.
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five.
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But the Lycra, right? Like the Lycra is
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something that's a challenge. And I
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think all of us went through that,
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right? Like we talked about like, yeah,
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I mean, on that first ride, folks had on
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basketball shorts. Right?
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What's really the difference, though?
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Like what is the support that you're
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getting from the tights? Well, it's it's
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a number of things, right? So the tights
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aren't
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Oh, wait, hold on. Can we not say
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tights? This is a kit.
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This is a kit. I'm I'm still Yeah, yeah,
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I'm still a little scarred, all right?
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It takes a little bit. It's a kit. It's
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a kit. It's a
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Explain it here, Greg.
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And and there So the kit comes in two
9:19
Got me out here sounding like a
9:20
superhero.
9:22
You have a jersey, and then you have
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bibs. Okay.
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That's what they're called, right?
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Sometimes the bibs bibs can just be
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shorts, which look like tights, but they
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really have straps and they support you
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in your midsection and in your in your
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lower back. And they also provide, you
9:37
know, support around your thighs and
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your hamstrings and that sort of thing.
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And it keeps your genitalia all in place
9:41
and all that kind of stuff. But really,
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the biggest thing is what they have, and
9:44
it's something called a chamois or
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chammy.
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Um or just a pad, right? Sway, this is
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for you. This info was for you.
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Okay. Okay. I'm I'm taking I'm taking
9:52
notes here. So that helps Sway with that
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seat pain. Okay.
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Yes, cuz you have a pad there to kind of
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help you.
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to know. Can they do they make those for
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Pelotons, too?
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They absolutely do.
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And here But guess what? I got a day
10:05
coming up. But guess what? That seat you
10:07
have may not be the best seat for you.
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I think it's not. It's the one they gave
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me. Yeah, it's Right, you got to think
10:11
about it like shoes. You can't just put
10:13
on any pair of shoes. You got to find
10:14
your right size. You got to find the
10:15
right quality of leather or material
10:17
that works with your foot.
10:18
Yeah.
10:18
The same thing happens on the bicycle.
10:20
Mhm. And even the design of the bicycle,
10:21
now that I think about it, could be
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based on a particular gender or even
10:25
race. Mhm. You know what I mean? As like
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the model for how you design those
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seats.
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Yeah, that's that's something that that
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Chad pointed out to me and and Chris,
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you know, having a proper fitting. Yeah,
10:34
the the fitting is important even on a
10:36
Peloton. You should be fitted because
10:38
when they drop that Peloton off at your
10:40
house, they're just saying like, "Oh,
10:41
how tall are you? All right, perfect.
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We'll just We'll just screw it here. Oh,
10:45
yeah, you're good to go." But really,
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there's so many other elements that go
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into it like your your reach. Yeah. And
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you know, like do you have back pain,
10:53
knee pain? Okay, let's make these
10:55
adjustments. Those things aren't being
10:57
asked by that that Peloton tech tech
10:59
that's dropping the yeah, that's
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dropping it off at your house. They ask
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for your credit card.
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That's it.
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Yeah, that's it. Charge for the app
11:08
every month, too.
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Send that bread. I see this charge come
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up on my I was like, "What is this? OH,
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THE PELOTON?" EVEN WHEN YOU DON'T use
11:15
it, Sway. The Peloton is man, you just
11:17
sit and makes money for its creator,
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boy.
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It's a great investment for them. We got
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Anthony on the line. He's a cyclist.
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Anthony, welcome to the show. Hey,
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Anthony. What's up, Sway? Hey, hey.
11:28
Tracy, Heather, how y'all doing? Doing
11:29
great, man.
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up? So, we got Grey Rizzy, you know,
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Grey give him a round of applause. He
11:33
holds it down. Chris, we got Chris and
11:35
Chad with us and they're Hey, what up?
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They're members of Black Watts, which is
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a cycling crew, a collective of
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individuals. It's open to all men of all
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walks of life, women as well, and kids.
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What's up, Chris? What's up, Chad?
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What's up, Anthony? How you doing,
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brother?
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Pretty good.
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Yeah, I I've been racing I mean,
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actually racing bikes, but I've been
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riding bikes my whole life. Biking is my
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first love.
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And I'm still doing it. I'm 53 years
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old. I've been doing it my entire life.
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I race BMX bikes. Nice. I race
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I don't do a little mountain biking,
12:07
downhill racing. I do some track track
12:11
riding. I do all the commuting.
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Uh you know, I I ride with two groups. I
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race for GT Racers Edge and BMX. Mhm.
12:21
For for commuting and and and hanging
12:23
out, I ride with the Pittsburgh Major
12:25
Taylor Cycling Club.
12:27
Shout out to Major Taylor Cycling Club.
12:28
to a child youth organization called the
12:30
Ruach Cycling Club. So, man, biking's my
12:32
life. So, when I saw you guys doing
12:34
this, I'm like, "I'm down in."
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All right, thank you, man. Thank you.
12:38
Appreciate you calling in. So, so, so
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maybe there's
12:41
Black Watts is a growing organization,
12:44
right? And and then I'm sure you guys
12:46
have a network that goes across the
12:47
country now, right?
12:48
Yep. That's about yeah. Yeah, so so what
12:51
where are you located, Anthony? You in
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Pittsburgh?
12:54
Yeah. Yeah, I I live in Pittsburgh, yep.
12:56
Been here my entire life. Maybe a Black
12:58
Watts chapter in Pittsburgh.
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There it is. Go ahead and hit
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blackwatts.cc to join now. We going to
13:03
look into getting one. There it is.
13:04
blackwatts.cc, man. blackwatts.cc
13:08
and then
13:09
and thank you for your call, man. You're
13:10
a super citizen. Go ahead and do that.
13:12
Oh, Sway in the morning. Yo, how much
13:13
are are these bikes about? Like the best
13:16
bike cuz they are a pretty You got the
13:19
Tracy, you got the right ones, baby.
13:21
They right here.
13:22
We got to financially prepare our
13:25
lives. And they ain't like the ones you
13:26
asked for when you was 10. These ain't
13:28
those city bikes.
13:30
These ain't no
13:31
Ain't no Schwinn frames here, huh?
13:34
Listen, don't you know that meme they
13:35
gave it to me? That's what I tell my
13:36
wife all the time.
13:37
But it's an investment and it's worth
13:39
it. It is tough. Definitely It's more
13:40
than a Peloton. Absolutely.
13:42
Absolutely. Yeah. Give us a range.
13:44
Really?
13:44
So, now given the contraction that has
13:47
happened in the industry, like it your
13:50
entry-level bike will probably cost you
13:51
about 2,500, I think. Okay.
13:53
2,500 to 3,000 and then Just answer the
13:55
question. And not I got I got to do it
13:57
You know what she want to hear. She know
13:58
what she want to know. Can I do it the
13:59
right way? Chris, walk her into it. Low
14:01
end, high end. And then on the high end,
14:03
it can be 15,000, 16,000.
14:05
Wow.
14:05
Yeah. All right, I want to thank Black
14:06
Watts for COMING BY TODAY.
14:10
YOU KNOW YOU KNOW WHAT I LEARNED ABOUT
14:11
THIS BLACK WELL, in riding with Black
14:13
Watts, there's a lot of information that
14:15
goes between all of us, right? All of
14:17
the riders. And in in cycling, it's one
14:19
of the rare sports that you can become a
14:21
pro overnight by just going to the store
14:23
and buying your bike.
14:23
Yeah. You know, in a lot of cases like
14:25
if you want to be a pro basketball
14:26
player, bro a pro baseball player, pro
14:28
football player, it takes time. Takes
14:30
over 10,000 hours, a whole lot of
14:32
weights, a whole lot of training. In
14:33
cycling, you could go to the store, drop
14:35
15,000 dollars, and you look like a pro.
14:38
It does not mean, though, that you're
14:40
going to cycle like one. That's facts.
14:42
That's facts. That's the biggest
14:43
difference, and I see a lot of people
14:45
who have gone out there, they've bought
14:46
and they've invested in a bike cuz they
14:48
think the bike is going to do all the
14:49
work, and that's not the case. It's
14:51
going to make it a little easier, but if
14:53
you're going to spend 15,000 dollars, I
14:55
would say go ahead and get the
14:56
entry-level bike and work your way up.
14:58
Work your way up. Okay, but then also
14:59
say look at it like this.
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Um
15:02
that's a different kind of investment.
15:03
You're investing in your health.
15:05
Health, yeah. There's nothing more
15:06
valuable than that.
15:07
Sway. That's a different kind of
15:09
investment. You're investing in your
15:10
health, right? And and and that that
15:13
that holds a lot more value than a chain
15:15
or a car or whatever material item that
15:17
you you probably purchased that sits
15:19
there and doesn't appreciate. By bike by
15:21
cycling, your health appreciates. The
15:24
same way property does. All right? You
15:27
improve your health, your maybe
15:28
longevity in your life, quality of life,
15:30
so on and so forth. And I do think as
15:33
men, especially as we reach, you know,
15:35
somebody a child of the '70s, we have to
15:38
find different ways to exercise,
15:41
Yeah. to stretch, to move. And cycling
15:44
is an easy way to do it, but it also
15:46
challenges you. So, I I want to suggest
15:48
to all our listeners, first of all,
15:50
Saturday, if you could come out and join
15:53
this Black Watts Day. This is taking
15:55
place where? In Orange, New Jersey.
15:58
Metcalf Park.
15:59
Metcalf Park, 8:00 a.m. They're going to
16:01
do how long is a 20-mile ride?
16:03
20-mile ride. 20-mile ride. That ain't
16:05
you know, it sounds big, but that
16:07
doesn't take long at all.
16:08
It's not like running 20 miles. It's
16:10
yeah, yeah, absolutely. 10 miles out and
16:11
10 miles back.
16:12
And you're going to feel so great cuz
16:15
you're going to finish it and then
16:16
you're going to have the rest of your
16:17
day to recover or do whatever else you
16:20
want to do.
16:20
Well, that's a good point because the
16:22
rest of the day is based around family.
16:23
Yes. So, we have the the family event
16:25
afterwards, which will have face
16:27
painting, bounce houses, and food
16:29
trucks. So, you can invite the whole
16:30
family out.
16:31
Yeah, a good pre-Father's Day
16:32
celebration.
16:33
Absolutely. That's exactly what it's
16:34
about. Saturday, 8:00 a.m.
16:38
Met New Jersey, Metcalf Park.
16:42
Show up, support Black Watts cycling
16:45
organization. And this is a social ride.
16:48
Yes, this is a social ride. This is
16:50
Black Watts social ride. This is not a
16:51
race. Black Watts Cycling Club. It's
16:53
BWCC.
16:54
Cycling Club. I like club. I was trying
16:56
to rename y'all. He's about to get hit
16:58
with a RICO. Oh my god.
17:00
Black Watts Cycling Club.
17:02
Chad, Chris, thank you. Thank you for
17:04
being on the Thanks for having us,
17:05
Tracy. Sway, thank you so much. My
17:07
pleasure. I think we need to make Sway
17:09
and Tracy like Yeah, I think it's time
17:11
for you guys. I'll take it for you guys.
17:13
We got to make them official members,
17:14
man. We got some gifts for you.
17:16
Okay, I'm ready. We didn't see this
17:17
coming.
17:17
And then while they're doing that, we
17:18
want to thank Jessica Nabongo for being
17:20
on the show today. Yes, her book, The
17:21
Catch Me If You Can, is available
17:23
everywhere.
17:24
On Amazon, make sure you get it off
17:25
Amazon, too. Let's make it a best
17:27
seller. I want to thank DJ Drake for
17:28
joining us today live in the studio.
17:29
Thank you, family.
17:31
DB, we got you, brother. We got you, DB.
17:33
You can hit him up at DJ Drake. Nicole,
17:35
thank you for coming by.
17:37
Yes. Thank you for introducing me to my
17:38
niece
17:40
All right, Tracy, how can they reach
17:41
you?
17:41
Citizens, it's been a fantastic week.
17:43
Hit me up on Twitter, Instagram
17:45
@itstracyg, i t s t r a c y g. And happy
17:49
Juneteenth and a happy Father's Day.
17:51
Thank you, Tracy. You want to reach out
17:52
to B is the happy hour WHB. Hit her up,
17:55
and then all Warrior fans, go ahead and
17:57
hit her up. And all Celtics fans,
17:59
ah
18:01
Go Dubs. Go Dubs. Okay. Go Dubs. Here we
18:05
go.
18:06
Y'all played great. Thank you for the
18:08
scrimmages.
18:10
I think we I think we I think we're
18:11
sharper now. Get him, Sway. Get him.
18:13
Appreciate y'all. Thank you. Celtics
18:15
fans calling up here. Celtics in six.
18:18
Defense wins championships. Not anymore.
18:21
Get him. Not anymore.
18:24
You better stop playing. I'm from the
18:25
Bay Area.
18:27
Y'all know what it is. Stop playing with
18:29
me. Blow the whistle will be the last
18:30
song we play today.
18:33
Get that [ __ ] ready, Tone.
18:34
Grey Rizzy, thank you, brother. I love
18:36
you, man.
18:37
The way you drive this ship is
18:39
impeccable. We out here. Okay? We out
18:41
here for real. We out here. Come on,
18:43
man. Anybody else?
18:45
Shout out to
18:47
Can the team please follow the team
18:49
right now on IG at Black Watts Cycling
18:51
at Black Watts Cycling.
18:54
I need every citizen to follow at Black
18:56
Watts, w a t t s cycling. Shout out to
19:00
DB. They can reach DB at
19:02
It's really DB.
19:04
Yeah. There it is. Great.
19:06
Tone.
19:09
Tone W on all platforms, Tone W.
19:12
Okay. Once again, I'm real Sway across
19:13
the board. See you tomorrow. No, see you
19:16
Tuesday.
19:16
No, Metcalf Park, 8:00 a.m.
19:19
See you there. Okay.
19:20
Black Watts Day. Get out of here. All
19:22
right, on that note, fake Celtics fan,
19:24
we have nothing
19:26
left to say.
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