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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2024 · 20 MIN

Goin' Deep Show 2116: Clash in the Crowd

from The Goin' Deep Show · host The Kid A.G.

Goin' Deep Show 2116: Clash in the Crowd:     In this episode of Goin' Deep, The Kid and El Pres delve into the wild energy surrounding the NFL draft with a staggering attendance of nearly 300,000 people, sparking conversations about logistical nightmares at large-scale events. The duo also dives into the inherent risks of professional sports, particularly football, discussing the unavoidable dangers of head trauma and the sport's deep-seated issues that resonate far beyond the field. As the conversation pivots, The Kid critiques the overlap and exhaustive demands of following multiple sports seasons, expressing a preference for baseball while pondering the commercial expansion of football internationally.  Rounding off the episode, a candid and unfiltered discussion about personal confrontations and public perceptions turns intense. The Kid recounts a recent bar confrontation, shedding light on the societal shift towards hypersensitivity and the repercussions of speaking one's mind in a charged environment. This episode not only tackles sports and social dynamics but also dives deep into how public interactions have evolved in today's easily offended culture. Ya got it? Pussy! Go Deep.

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