Big Jay Oakerson

You know, if they just get to see me.

I'd say, yeah, it's definitely garbage.

I'd say, yeah, it's definitely garbage.

I'd say, yeah, it's definitely garbage.

Did you ever have a heavy bag? I had a heavy bag. Really? Yeah. When my mom let me at one point.

Did you ever have a heavy bag? I had a heavy bag. Really? Yeah. When my mom let me at one point.

Did you ever have a heavy bag? I had a heavy bag. Really? Yeah. When my mom let me at one point.

No, he was not in heavy bag stuff at all. He was weightlifting only.

No, he was not in heavy bag stuff at all. He was weightlifting only.

No, he was not in heavy bag stuff at all. He was weightlifting only.

For sure. My mom let me at one point, so we lived in a duplex. Mm-hmm. Walk in the front door. I think I told you when the guy busted the window. Right. When my stepfather came in.

For sure. My mom let me at one point, so we lived in a duplex. Mm-hmm. Walk in the front door. I think I told you when the guy busted the window. Right. When my stepfather came in.

For sure. My mom let me at one point, so we lived in a duplex. Mm-hmm. Walk in the front door. I think I told you when the guy busted the window. Right. When my stepfather came in.

So it was one flight of steps up was one apartment, and then two more flights up was our apartment. That was in the basement, the scary basement. Had two washing machines, two dryers. Each apartment had one, a set. And then there was a door that went to the two garage thing, which nobody ever parked in ever. So my mom told me at one point that I could do whatever with the garage.

So it was one flight of steps up was one apartment, and then two more flights up was our apartment. That was in the basement, the scary basement. Had two washing machines, two dryers. Each apartment had one, a set. And then there was a door that went to the two garage thing, which nobody ever parked in ever. So my mom told me at one point that I could do whatever with the garage.

So it was one flight of steps up was one apartment, and then two more flights up was our apartment. That was in the basement, the scary basement. Had two washing machines, two dryers. Each apartment had one, a set. And then there was a door that went to the two garage thing, which nobody ever parked in ever. So my mom told me at one point that I could do whatever with the garage.

You get to the point when you're a kid, you're like, I want to do something that's my own. And so I made this terrifying, dark, concrete garage thing. Just like a hang spot for like sleepovers with my buddies and stuff where I put like just blankets down there. I think they let me put like a really shitty... I think it was a black and white TV that we still hooked up Nintendo to.

You get to the point when you're a kid, you're like, I want to do something that's my own. And so I made this terrifying, dark, concrete garage thing. Just like a hang spot for like sleepovers with my buddies and stuff where I put like just blankets down there. I think they let me put like a really shitty... I think it was a black and white TV that we still hooked up Nintendo to.

You get to the point when you're a kid, you're like, I want to do something that's my own. And so I made this terrifying, dark, concrete garage thing. Just like a hang spot for like sleepovers with my buddies and stuff where I put like just blankets down there. I think they let me put like a really shitty... I think it was a black and white TV that we still hooked up Nintendo to.

And the garage doors. And then so the track for the garage door... I hung a half heavy bag from, like, you know, the track. Yeah. Where it could, like, clip on there because it was the only metal thing. And, I mean, all I remember about heavy bags from that thing was you definitely – what I never bought was gloves or wraps or anything.