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EPISODE · Nov 18, 2025 · 1H 7M

Whose Fix Is It Anyway

from Directionally Correct · host Newsman Skip

Covering ground, the Directionally Correct Crew delve into various controversial topics, including a recent Uber Eats incident that sparked backlash, the implications of gambling scandals in the NBA, and the complexities surrounding game fixing and player integrity. The conversation also touches on the dynamics of group chats and the influence of chaos agents, as well as public perceptions of rigged sports. Throughout the discussion, the hosts share their insights and personal experiences, creating a lively and engaging dialogue. In this conversation, the participants delve into the complexities of sports betting, game integrity, and the influence of referees and players on game outcomes. They explore the intersection of business interests and competition, discussing how player incentives can affect performance and the potential for corruption within leagues. The discussion also touches on historical instances of game-fixing and the role of technology in modern sports betting, ultimately questioning the authenticity of sports in the face of financial motivations. Is it all a work? Stay tuned to make sure we get you directionally correct.

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