I think

the internet fucked it up.

just doing it to be dickheads.

You know what I mean? The internet made it so you could get famous doing it.

You know, like Tom Green and Jackass and all that shit kind of made it so it's like you were doing these things for an audience.

We were doing that shit for fun.

You know what I mean? Like backyard wrestling and shit.

Because Jordans were so expensive that Shaq was like, I'm going to sell cheaper

Well, it

was just like, in New York, you just kind of, like, it didn't have the same implications, because it was, you didn't hear it in, like, a racist way.

You know what I mean? No, with no malice.

Right, you didn't hear, like, down south, you'll hear a white person, like, Hardy, are you? You know what I'm saying? Or some like, get out this restaurant, nigger.

You know what I mean? So we didn't really have that culture.

So I do think it is like a very New York thing.

And like as people in New York don't really see the big deal because we just kind of grew up like that.

like this venomous keyboard shit of like nah this gotta stop you know that's the weird thing cause that energy's not real that's not real and that's like an internet click thing you know what I mean and

Right.

And so I was a big Jets fan.

We was hitting the playoffs during that era.

And then we got Mangini, who was from fucking Boston, started snitching.

He was the one, he was like, "Nah, they cheating." He was like, "The Patriots cheating," but he used to play for the Patriots.

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We could, we could thank the, um, we could thank gentrification for that because it was a white dude that, that was, like, sitting on the stoop drinking a beer, got a ticket, and that motherfucker fought it.

First time in New York history.