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All right, Marshall, thank you. It is seventy five right now,

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So we're going down there. Well, this is Roy's playlist

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basically for when he runs. So we've got system of

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a down. Then we got Sandman Enter Sandman.

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Itallic.

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I like innersond Man. I don't like the fact that

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Virginia Tech comes into that. Is that what they Yeah, yeah,

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the stadium's rocking, but it just kind of sometimes I

0:32

think they got cool YouTube videos of their entrance to

0:35

that song.

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Yeah, that's the thing. Yeah, you know a lot of

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these songs.

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It happened in high school, but more so it happened

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at Ohio State. There was you know, you had alternative days.

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You had to alternate days music wise, so there was

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like black days and white days, if I can say it,

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that's if I could simplify.

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Is what it is, right.

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No, No, I'm not trying to be politically correct. I'm

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just trying to simplify it in a way.

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So there's the.

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Rap days, so and then you had the white days

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and on the white days, it was a lot of that, right, So you just got a customer listening to all types

1:07

of music. And you can't say because Tupac not playing.

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I can't max out today, so you're gonna learn and

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max out to Nirvan Jaha.

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You see what I'm saying.

1:15

Yeah, And then you start to realize when you when

1:17

you watch my late friend Mike Cooler lift five hundred

1:22

and fifty pounds to Metallica, you like, let me get

1:26

some of that juice.

1:27

Something's going on, you know what I'm saying. So it

1:29

just changed the framework.

1:31

Like from an athletics standpoint, you just started listening to

1:34

so many different types of music. Because there's so many

1:36

different types of people on the squad. You gotta, you know,

1:40

like make sure everybody's good, and so like my playlist

1:43

is crazy man.

1:44

Yeah, okay, all right, a little bit into the a

1:48

little bit of background. I like it. Yeah, let me

1:51

ask you then did Vanilla Ice? Where did Vanilla Ice

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end up?

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Was? I? No? No?

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Black or white?

1:57

It was confusing.

1:59

He was confused. We were confused. So we just left.

2:02

We left him off the We left to Vanilla.

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No kicking it. Let's kick it now, let's get a

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ConA ice. We did ConA Ice.

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That was after that man, little pink Colada ConA Ice

2:11

man or something, you know what I mean.

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But we hit no Vanilla ice on the playlist.

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How there's High Chu working for you many.

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Man, So look shout out to High Choose. And I

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don't even know who make them. The Maren got Maren Naga.

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I'm looking reading off the package right now. Yeah, High

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Choose are so you can eat ten high chews. Yes,

2:30

it's like two hundred calories and which is awesome.

2:33

You really don't feel like you've eaten anything. I know

2:35

it's just the empty man, but boy are they satisfying

2:39

while you're eating.

2:40

The satisfaction comes from keeping the rappers and building piles

2:43

in front of you.

2:44

And then go, wait, more than ten?

2:46

Yeah, it's way more than ten.

2:47

You got a huge that's a thirteen ounce almost thirteen

2:51

ounce back.

2:51

They make it. You're well double of this, thank you. They make a double of this on Amazon. Yeah.

2:56

I don't really like those because sometimes they come in and not as fresh. The stale Yeah yeah, they stale, man.

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So I think they've been sitting on the shelf somewhere since you know who knows. Yeah that's twenty fourteen National

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title game. But this, this right here is excellent, man.

3:10

I appreciate the gift.

3:11

What favor is that an okay flavor. No, it's perfect.

3:14

The original mango, great green apples, like an original guy. Yeah,

3:18

the only other flavor I like.

3:20

I like the dessert pack as a change up. Yes,

3:24

and then they have like a tropical one as a change up.

3:26

Sometimes.

3:27

I use that during football season coaching on the sidelines.

3:30

That's that's what you do, you know, and with you.

3:32

Yeah, when you got guys on the sideline not playing

3:34

as much, you want to keep them with a boost, and so I keep a pocket for the high choosing

3:38

and I just pass them out on the sideline. The problem is those guys throw the rappers on the ground,

3:42

and I'm the culprit. They're blaming me because I'm the high chew guy.

3:44

Yeah.

3:45

So then you got maintenance going, ay, can you take

3:48

your rappers? And you're like I did, and they're like

3:50

no because they're on the ground.

3:51

Oh, this is what you do. Go back to the tape.

3:53

Nah, you go and give him a back of high choose and then once he starts eating them, he gets it.

3:58

Okay, I get it, man, and then you get away with it.

4:00

Yeah, Okay, that's good. Hey, you have a May twenty second.

4:04

You have something coming up that's very special. It's the

4:07

fourth annual.

4:08

Tell me about that. Yeah, we got the.

4:09

Fourth annual Roy Hall Junior Leadership Conference, and super excited

4:15

about this year. We're bringing in two time Heisman Trophy

4:18

winner Archie Griffin and then also all NFL everything, he

4:22

was everything here at Ohio State.

4:23

C J.

4:24

Strouds come in as well, both as keynote speakers for

4:27

the event, just speaking on leadership and teamwork. And it's

4:32

really for anybody in a position where you work anywhere, right,

4:36

And so they're like, do I have to be a leader, Well, here's a deal. You're a leader by default. You just

4:40

don't know it, even if you're just leading yourself. But

4:43

you know, we got all types of people from different

4:46

professional backgrounds, entrepreneurs, teachers, principals, you know, people who lead

4:51

big time companies, small companies. And this is our fourth annual.

4:54

Year one we had Coach Ryan Day came in. Year two,

4:57

Coach Urban Meyer was our keynote, last year was attendant

5:00

Governor Tressel, and now we got Archie and CJ coming in.

5:04

So I'm excited about it. It's an opportunity for us

5:07

for me to speak. I'm speaking as well. We have about eight speakers on the docket. Gave you two of them.

5:11

Joe Kovacs, who's the pastor of five to fourteen Church,

5:14

does a great job.

5:14

He'll be speaking.

5:16

We got a mental health session as well, teamwork session.

5:19

We'll have probably about fifteen buck eyes in the building too,

5:22

just hanging out. But you can go to royhal Junior

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Leadership dot com for more information Roy Hall Junior Leadership

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dot com. And actually if you use the code serve

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Leadership dot com. And so the theme of this year

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is survival but spelled s e r ve survival. Probably

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about five or six years there was a massive influx

5:50

of servant leadership and what that meant to be a

5:53

servant leader, and you saw it a lot in these

5:57

smaller pop up conferences, and then we got away from

5:59

every is like a fancy thing. But there's something about

6:03

sacrifice and giving your best self to allow someone else

6:08

to succeed that makes the best leaders. Whenever you're thinking

6:12

about yourself, whenever it's about your goals, your agenda, your ambition,

6:16

what you want to accomplish the money you want to make.

6:19

You find yourself on an island, and it's lonely at

6:22

the top only because you didn't take anybody with you.

6:24

It's lonely at the top. It's because you try and stay there.

6:26

I've always said is that when you make it to

6:28

the top, or your journey to the top of the mountain,

6:31

you're doing two things. You're creating a path for somebody

6:34

else to follow. But that path gets wider when you

6:37

go back down the mountain, down the same way that

6:40

you came and make the path wider to bring more

6:42

people with you. When you get to the top of the mountain, it gives you perspective. It allows you to

6:46

see more people at the bottom. It allows you to

6:49

get see a little bit further. These people need my help.

6:52

These people are climbing to let me go back down

6:54

and pull them up with me. And so the whole

6:57

goal of survival you survive when you have people with you.

7:02

We're stronger together. When you have a person on your

7:05

right and a person on your left, and then there's a person on their right and their left pulling in

7:08

the same direction.

7:09

That's how you win national titles.

7:11

When everybody's unified, and so God really doesn't bless division.

7:15

And so when it's about getting better and successful in

7:18

life across the board, mental health, regular health, just even

7:22

losing weight.

7:23

You are better when you have someone.

7:24

Training you, an accountability partner, and the same goals in

7:27

corporate America when you're working. And so this is what

7:30

the Leadership Conference is about, just expressing that golden rule

7:34

of treating people how you want to be treated and

7:37

treated and giving up of yourself to make sure.

7:39

That other people are successful.

7:41

Those are the best teammates, those are the best team members,

7:44

and that's why we do what we do. So it's gonna be a blast man on May twenty second.

7:47

When you seechie Archie is like, all, it's crazy to

7:52

me how that guy he never says no, it seems

7:56

like and it's a beautiful thing, is my point. He's

8:00

giving back, you know what I mean. And then CJ

8:03

is blessed beyond belief. I mean you think about what

8:05

he has done in the league already, just in his

8:07

short couple of years.

8:09

I mean it is it's really cool.

8:11

And that's a guy who walks the walk too, you know.

8:14

Yeah, one thing about when you say when you say

8:17

yes to anyone, when they ask you to do something,

8:20

you're really saying yes to their problems, and so you

8:24

become a problem solver for them. When you say yes

8:28

to anything, can you can you pick this up? Can

8:30

you do whatever their problem is? They literally just handed

8:33

it to you to be a part of a solution. So just saying yes to people let you know where

8:38

people's hearts are. I've read a book, short books, probably

8:42

about fifty pages learning how to say no without feeling guilty.

8:46

I don't know if Archie's ever read that, and I don't I don't know if he's saying if he ever

8:49

feels guilty either. He says yes with an open heart,

8:52

knowing that we talked about it off air briefly in

8:55

one of those breaks where you know you just in life.

9:00

You know you're doing things, you're saying yes, You're not

9:02

feeling guilty, You're just going through life trying to make

9:05

a difference in trying to figure it out. And I think he knows that he's a light on this earth,

9:09

so he feels like anytime I interact with another human

9:12

or can bring and use my gift to make a difference,

9:16

like I'm doing my part as a good human here.

9:18

And so I love that about him. And like you said,

9:20

CJ has been doing this thing in the last two years,

9:23

you know special and it started here.

9:26

Yeah.

9:26

I mean a lot of people talked about the faith movement on the team this year, but if you really

9:31

go look at the tape and go look at the film,

9:33

CJ was the one, you know, four or five years

9:36

ago stepping up openly talking about his faith, interrupting interviews. Hey,

9:40

before I say anything else, I want to give, you know,

9:44

a shout out or I want to say thank you to my Lord and Savior, like he started that in

9:49

controlling the interviews, not the I won an award.

9:51

And I just tossed it in there.

9:52

I want to thank God. Oh, by the way, I want to thank Travis Scott too for this dope walk

9:56

in music. Like it wasn't that. It's I'm controlling the

9:59

interview and LI let you know where I am and

10:01

doing it in such a way where I'm not forcing

10:04

it on you.

10:04

I'm just letting you know who I am.

10:06

And so I love the fact that he's continued from that standpoint, even acknowledging where he's had small shortcomings one

10:12

of the most interesting things he said over the last

10:14

few years and going into last season was he said, Man,

10:18

I've been traveling a lot, I've been around a lot of different people, and all of a sudden, I've picked

10:22

up this habit of cussing.

10:24

I just curse all the time.

10:26

Now he's like, I got to dial back on that

10:29

because that's not a part of who I've been. And

10:31

what he was acknowledging was wild, like, man, people have

10:34

been influencing me more than I've been influencing them. So

10:37

here's something that you know, some people are like, that's

10:40

just it's not that big of a deal. It's fine, but if it's not a part of what you do now,

10:43

all of a sudden, it's an issue. If we hang out and all of a sudden you start eating fish

10:47

file at but you were vegan before, Like, it's a problem.

10:50

Man, Like, that's a bad influence.

10:53

So it's good to have those guys come in and

10:55

hanging out with us. On May twenty second.

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