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All-Star Flash, Royal Crash & Meta’s Problem
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The NBA All-Star Game came and went… but was it actually worth watching?
We break down the highlights, the energy, and whether the league is losing the moment or just evolving.
Then we get into the Andrew arrest — separating speculation from reality and asking the questions people are already arguing about.
And if that wasn’t enough, we talk about the Meta trial — Big Tech, power, accountability, and what happens if the walls finally start closing in.
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Welcome to Wait One Minute. Doing it once again with your boy Eve from the QC by Wear the D. Dave, I'm gonna holla at you about Prince Andrew, because he was arrested in the UK, but it wasn't about no sexual abuse shit. Also, uh, they got Zuckerberg and them on trial, man, about their social media addiction thing with kids. And uh, I'm gonna also give you my thoughts on the All-Star Game, the 2026 All-Star Game. So, yo, back at you in a minute. What's up, family? If you enjoying the show, hit that subscribe button. It's like giving us a high five or with your finger. This social media trial. So what's happening is uh there's a there's a parent. This this the parent or child is basically saying, I think this person is an adult now, but maybe maybe when they was a child, what they're saying when they was a child, that social media got them so addicted that they now kind of like uh they weren't addicted initially, but social media got them addicted and it's negatively affected their life. And social media company actually saying, Well, actually, now this child was using social media at a very young age and was already messed up in the head. So it ain't our fault. Now, I mean that argument to me is a little weird because that's like saying to the uh people that sell alcohol that's liable for somebody going out and killing someone because they didn't drove drunk and uh they drove drunk because they was at a particular place that sold them too much, they knew they was drunk. Yeah, if that bar is liable for that. Right? Even if they sold alcohol to someone who is a known alcoholic, they're liable for that known alcoholic going out and killing somebody. So shouldn't you as a media company, regardless of the condition of the person, be liable if your product is the one that did it because you served them too much? Ooh, we how I like analogies. I I I like analogies and I think that one fits. And it's just crazy that this multi-million dollar company, multi-million, like y'all really don't even care. Like you're making enough without addicting kids, I think. And you responsible for some deaths, or like maybe not directly but indirectly, opinion of mine and others, even if it ain't my opinion, it's opinion of others, and they is uh just there's reasonable doubt in there. You can't say completely that nah they not. Well, maybe. Reasonable doubt. We ain't even quote nobody's rappers today, but and as far as like I mean, I'm saying these are kids, cuz and it's this is like that whole let's use another analogy when Camel uh or whatever tobacco companies was using cartoon characters for the nicotine. Come on, man, they knew what was popping, and it's profitable for them. And from what I've seen, there were memos, internal memos, of those uh high-level executives saying, hey, like, what's the risk? Like they were weighing between, hmm, we know it's harmful, but we could also make this money, like, dang, is it worth it or not, man? Like, dang, like, really? You had to debate that in the meetings, my guy? And you got it on paper. Come on, man. Come on. That that's that, that's that. That's that BS, man. That's that damn BS. But listen, um, when I come back, shit, we're gonna get on the Prince Andrew shit, because that's going. Yeah, I got some shit on that one. There's some shit I got to say. 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I don't know if it was regarding like their business dealings or their government dealings, but it was something that Epstein apparently, or nobody in the public supposed to know that he shared with the man. So he'd been arrested for that. He's out now on bond. Uh but I believe, although this had nothing to do with the trafficking of the girls and the young women and all that stuff in the island. Ain't no shoe drop. But I think when them cleats done fell out, and here's why I say that what they're gonna have to do over there is they get looking through all these documents and files and stuff to see like they chasing money, right? And documents and shit like that. I think they're gonna uncover some shit that might be of interest to American journalists. And it ain't like American journalists ain't gonna find out when shit comes out in British journalism. They'll know. Right then and there. I think it's gonna be some American names in some of this shit. And that's when another cleat or two might fall off that shoe. That that's all I'm saying. That's all I'm saying. It's it's gonna be some fallout over this. They gonna they digging in his shit. And he's connected to more than just this Epstein dude. If the Epstein dude was connected to thousands of motherfucking powerful, rich motherfuckers, they was all, yeah, they all had some deal. Niggas done ran across each other now. And it's gonna be some names from over here in the U.S., man. I think it's gonna come up while they investigating this guy. And it may not happen in a day, two days, not even three weeks or three months, but uh watch what I'm saying. The cleat. A cleat that fell out the fucking shoe. Okay, a cleat has fallen out the shoe. And then once that happens, it's gonna go from documents to money. And then the whole money situation? Cause they gotta find out, okay, how did how this motherfucker with no job, like Uncle Tommy with no job gonna put you got your own island, cribs everywhere, you doing all this work, but you ain't what you don't even know shit. But you do know shit. You know a lot of shit. But you can't tell nobody shit. And that that was the point though. I think that's y'all, y'all do a good job of knowing shit without not being able to tell nobody shit. All these fucking societies and shit. But I ain't gonna even get into the to the societies and all that shit, but I just wanted you to know that in my opinion, the arrest of Andrew Mountboton Windsor is no, not a shoe drop. But a cleat has fallen from the shoe, and all kind of other shit is happening over there. People is getting uh uh um because he ain't the only one. He's arrested, but there's other people that they're holding motherfuckers accountable in the UK. In the U.S., you're starting to see some self-accountability by people not doing speeches, resigning from positions. It's some drip, drip, drip, drip, drip. Coming down the pipe. But I digress on that. Uh we're gonna come back and speak on this motherfucking all-star game. And, you know, y'all been talking bullshit about oh uh uh they not competing. Oh uh can't nobody dunk no more. Uh, you know, and motherfuckers uh uh uh uh it's always Europeans and shit. Ain't no defense. Well, we'll address all of those things after the Brizac. This ain't about flash. It's about performance you can count on, precision engineering, responsive handling, and technology designed around you. When every mile matters, drive something built to deliver. Test drive a Cognar XRT today and experience the love of driving again. What up though? If the show makes your commute, workday, or workout at least just a little bit easier to deal with, hit that subscribe button. Also, follow us on social media. On Instagram, it's Wait One Minute Show on X, formerly Twitter, at Wait One Minute the Number One. And then share that love with your friends. LA, Los Angeles. Let's talk about it. Let's talk about it. This one, right? They tried to um add a little flavor by going, you know, as far as game-wise, they did the little round robin thing with the international team, uh, old heads, youngins, I forget what they was calling them at the time. You had them three teams in the round robin, got your dunk contest and your three-point joint. Uh anything else I forgot about, wasn't paying no attention to, whatever skills. I don't know what the hell they did outside of the three things I mentioned. But let's start with, like, let's go with the the three-point joint. Okay. Three-point shit was awesome. I don't care what y'all say, cuz. I don't care what y'all say. Like, that thing was awesome. Like, it was highly competitive. A lot of threes going down. Just a lot of threes going down. Uh, it was tight, like each round was tight. Uh, you got the rookies out there, just well, except in the uh what second round I think Khan could nipple the Charlotte rookie. Uh he kind of lost his edge. We're like, what? And then for oof, I thought that was exciting. Exciting. Three-point contest? Ain't it ain't lost its flavor. It ain't lost its flavor. And and and you know, uh, I thought it was also cool that uh even though Lillard, Dame Lillard, you know, is injured and has not been able to participate, um, you know, trying to come back from injury, they allowed him to come out there and do a little shooting and competing. You know, being in front of a crowd. And, you know, getting his third crown in there. So, yo, big ups. Big up dame time, shoot. So that was dope. That was dope right there, and it was worth motherfucking watching. So you ain't like it. Huh. Probably didn't like the damn bad bunny halftime show neither, but that's cool. That's cool. Uh back to the dunk contest. I will say, I found that somewhat exciting. I did. Uh the old heads that I mean, I'm talking about the OGs that we used to that made it great, thought it was exciting because they gave some good scores. Matter of fact, they was giving scores a little higher than I would on a couple of them dunks. Okay. So it wasn't as bad as some people out here is trying to say. I I thought it was quite exciting. Uh, young dude from the Spurs was up there doing his thing. Uh, but the winner, you know, uh Keaton, can't remember his last name, but yo. He might be uh a little, you know, outgoing or whatever. And uh uh uh shit, he likes to have fun. Uh but shit, he can get up there too. He can get up there. Now I don't know. He may not have had the you know the most awesome dunks that we've he's seen in history. But I don't know what y'all expect from these kids, really, looking back at what we used to, right? I mean I mean, once you jump over a person, then you've jumped over a person. How you top that? Jump over two, three, four, five people? Come on. Stop. Stop. What are they supposed to do? Jump over a car? Oh, well, guess what? Blake Griffin did that with Kiel. Like, what are they supposed to do? Oh, I guess somebody could damn put their damn elbow in the rim. Well, guess what? It's been done. Try duck it from the free throw line. Come on, man. Like we probably seen the best there is. How much more creative can they be? Yes, they're super athletic. They got hops. You know, they got hops, they got spins, they light on their feet, all of that. But as far as like creativity, what the hell you expect them to do now? After the precedence that's been set? Ain't nothing left, bro. But it was exciting. And then we go back to this round robbing, to the gazing. I mean, the the the tournament, all them games was dope except for the last one. I mean, they went at it. Like you can say it was hard. Fouls out this piece, cuz y'all ain't seen the fouls. It was more competitive than it has been. You know, there was defense going on out there. Uh, they was running plays on offense, plays on defense. Like it this was competitive ball, and it was an awesome tournament. I kind of like that style. The little round robin joint, that shit made sense to me. It made sense to me. Um you can say what you want to say about it, but I think the overall thing was uh much better than the it's it's better than what it has been in the past, but overall is it was a good product, you know, and I can't I can't I can't even complain. Uh for those of y'all that do complain, you know, hey, get you some fucking crown cream, uh frown cream, because you're gonna have some damn wrinkles. You'll have wrinkles with your complaining ass. Alright. Uh I'm almost done with this shit, but I'm coming back for one more thing at you.
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