Ricky Williams called in to Dan Patrick's pretty boring radio show this morning for a chat. They discussed his future with the Miami Dolphins, weed, and The Hobbit.
If you're not a Miami Dolphins fan, or aren't at least pulling for the guy, there is little here for you except for some larfs.
OK, Just the highlights, ma'am:
DP: Would you trust Ricky Williams?Ricky Williams is strangely willing to answer a question in the third person. Doesn't Mariah Carey do that?RW: [pauses, intake of breath] Ummmm? Yknow, I would take an interest in him? And I would really try to be there for him. Um. And I think by doing that that's where trust is built. I mean I think for . . . if I'm a head coach or a VP or someone in the front office a-and I really wanna win, yknow, I look at Ricky and I say, well this guy's a good football player, um, am I willing to invest the time and energy into making sure that he feels good about being here. Or am I not?
DP: Explain to me, when you get those urges, if you talk to somebody who's trying to quit smoking cigarettes, they'll go to a bar and they can all of a sudden have a drink and then they have to have a cigarette. What situation gets you into that . . . feeling, where, this is where I normally got high?Hidden depths, like . . . The Darkest Depths of Mordor???RW: Well usually, it's, it's a, for me it's a matter of curiosity, yknow. I think I'm a very curious person a-and I like to explore, like, hidden depths in things that are unknown. And whenever, yknow, there's something to explore, and I really, yknow, want to get deeper into it, whether it's a conversation, whether it's a book, yknow, that's where I feel tempted to smoke because it helps me to go deeper into things.
DP: So if you're reading a book. Let's say you're reading The Hobbit-Stay off the fiction, kids. That shit will fuck you up.RW: Um-
DP: -or whatever it might be that you find is worth . . . is that a book that you would dive into and say, O.K-
RW: (laughing) No,
DP: -I'm gonna get high and read that?
RW: No, it's usually more things, yknow, more philosophical books, that are usually Scripture? Um. Not usually, I don't usually mess with fiction.
DP: Wait, you would get high reading the Bible?Welp, that does it for me. Is there anybody left out there who isn't totally on board with this dude?RW: Yes . . . yes.
