Fred Taylor, Channing Crowder, Ryan Clark - The Pivot Podcast

[Negro Caesar]

I can't believe shyt this bipolar ass dude says. The truth is somewhere in the middle

I thought that too. but on cam newton podcast , Fred Taylor was saying his sweat was his equity.

Brandon should have showed his receipts for everything he paid for and took it out of the money they had already made and then split the shyt 25% 4 ways

 

[Clark Wayne]

 

[Clark Wayne]

 

[Clark Wayne]

 

[OGBobbyJohnson]

 

[Squirrel from Meteor Man]

This was a great interview, I’m glad the brother is moving forward

 

[Clark Wayne]

 

[Rekkapryde]

I can't believe shyt this bipolar ass dude says. The truth is somewhere in the middle

Only reason I believe BMarsh is that he already had a production company where he was paying the crew and having them setup interviews, etc.. He not only was on the show but was working at the producer behind the scenes everyday working the day to day business end.

To expect an even 25% cut between the 4 of you when you are the one doing the most and coming out of pocket the most ain't right.

Now if it comes out that Fred and Channing weren't looking for an even cut then that's another story, but I don't believe that to be true. Leaning more to the side of them wanting an equal part of ownership of the show.

 

[Rekkapryde]

I thought that too. but on cam newton podcast , Fred Taylor was saying his sweat was his equity.

Brandon should have showed his receipts for everything he paid for and took it out of the money they had already made and then split the shyt 25% 4 ways

I think something like this could have worked. But you still have the day to day of running the show behind the scenes that has to be accounted for. And Brandon is directly involved in that whereas the others aren't. The next argument would be "how much should we give you to run the day to day for the show?". That's a harder job in actuality than the interviews.

 

[Big Boss]

Only reason I believe BMarsh is that he already had a production company where he was paying the crew and having them setup interviews, etc.. He not only was on the show but was working at the producer behind the scenes everyday working the day to day business end.

To expect an even 25% cut between the 4 of you when you are the one doing the most and coming out of pocket the most ain't right.

Now if it comes out that Fred and Channing weren't looking for an even cut then that's another story, but I don't believe that to be true. Leaning more to the side of them wanting an equal part of ownership of the show.

 

[Clark Wayne]

 

[Clark Wayne]

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

Why?

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

So many other sports personalities they could interview. This dude is a nobody

 

[Clark Wayne]