Wtf is up with the nine club

[TelethonJohn]

The Greg Carroll one is decent but goddamn, they didn't talk at all about how Think began as this hip hop/graff/rave-ish company only to peak with a roster that included Wade, Shao, Drehobl, and even Duane Peters at one point. The fresh to hesh trajectory is such a significant part of the company's history and these two dinguses couldn't even be trusted to bring it up. Also, someone has to know what kind of horrendous shit Fausto said to Cochrane. C'mon man, did he talk about his mama's drawls or what?

[Abyss1]

The Greg Carroll one is decent but goddamn, they didn't talk at all about how Think began as this hip hop/graff/rave-ish company only to peak with a roster that included Wade, Shao, Drehobl, and even Duane Peters at one point. The fresh to hesh trajectory is such a significant part of the company's history and these two dinguses couldn't even be trusted to bring it up. Also, someone has to know what kind of horrendous shit Fausto said to Cochrane. C'mon man, did he talk about his mama's drawls or what?

Let me guess, without seeing this episode, but do they glaze EMB and EMB era for half the episode

[TelethonJohn]

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The Greg Carroll one is decent but goddamn, they didn't talk at all about how Think began as this hip hop/graff/rave-ish company only to peak with a roster that included Wade, Shao, Drehobl, and even Duane Peters at one point. The fresh to hesh trajectory is such a significant part of the company's history and these two dinguses couldn't even be trusted to bring it up. Also, someone has to know what kind of horrendous shit Fausto said to Cochrane. C'mon man, did he talk about his mama's drawls or what?

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Let me guess, without seeing this episode, but do they glaze EMB and EMB era for half the episode

Fair amount of EMB talk for sure. Kelly's on tour and not Crob. I can't lie though I'm geriatric myself and I love Embarco stories.

[hadouken]

The Greg Carroll one is decent but goddamn, they didn't talk at all about how Think began as this hip hop/graff/rave-ish company only to peak with a roster that included Wade, Shao, Drehobl, and even Duane Peters at one point. The fresh to hesh trajectory is such a significant part of the company's history and these two dinguses couldn't even be trusted to bring it up. Also, someone has to know what kind of horrendous shit Fausto said to Cochrane. C'mon man, did he talk about his mama's drawls or what?

Heavy Uncle Rico vibes with this one. I’m old and liked Think but I’m not sure some interest on insta equals a successful relaunch in this era.

[Luddite]

So he’s restarting Think with some type of partnership deal with the woman who owns the name, but he’s talking shit on her on a podcast before they even make anything? Seems like a recipe for disaster.

[Idk]

So he’s restarting Think with some type of partnership deal with the woman who owns the name, but he’s talking shit on her on a podcast before they even make anything? Seems like a recipe for disaster.

Sounds like homies weed trimming job ended and he needed money.

[Sandwich Marty]

The audacity of Roberts to criticize small companies when the nine club runs a fucking dropship operation from their website. The hypocrisy and arrogance is staggering.

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So he’s restarting Think with some type of partnership deal with the woman who owns the name, but he’s talking shit on her on a podcast before they even make anything? Seems like a recipe for disaster.

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Sounds like homies weed trimming job ended and he needed money.

I think a lot of weed related businesses are struggling.  Kind of crazy how a lot of my local shops are always low on stock and most of the brands that make stuff are also fizzling out.  One of the delivery employees told me the shop I get from owes a lot of money to loans and investors

[sidekickman]

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Feel like I’ve seen on here how someone’s significant other couldn’t stand Crob and my girlfriend recently made me stop watching a clip because of him.

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Soon as he comes on screen my wife’s like ‘That guy’s gay, he should just come out of the closet already’

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Oh for sure.

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Nah crob asexual. Man don’t have a sexual bone in his body.

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the whole nine club cast makes me feel like i saw sex in a painting at a museum once

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kelly fucks bro

kellys hard

[Ty Evans Lightman]

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Feel like I’ve seen on here how someone’s significant other couldn’t stand Crob and my girlfriend recently made me stop watching a clip because of him.

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Soon as he comes on screen my wife’s like ‘That guy’s gay, he should just come out of the closet already’

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Oh for sure.

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Nah crob asexual. Man don’t have a sexual bone in his body.

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the whole nine club cast makes me feel like i saw sex in a painting at a museum once

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kelly fucks bro

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kellys hard

Kelly fucks with eggs.

[Eddy Mitchel]

So he’s restarting Think with some type of partnership deal with the woman who owns the name, but he’s talking shit on her on a podcast before they even make anything? Seems like a recipe for disaster.

True...Also, don't we have enough of this resurrecting shit?What has been done belongs to the past and we have way enough "brands" nowadays that is ridiculous.They may make it due to nostalgia and support from old fools like me but for how long?
Resurrecting an old brand won't bring back the old skate vibe.

[Lord HuMongo]

The audacity of Roberts to criticize small companies when the nine club runs a fucking dropship operation from their website. The hypocrisy and arrogance is staggering.

I think they were discussing how it's a lot easier now than it's ever been before to be a pro skateboarder due to how low the minimum order is at wood shops compared to times gone by.

Don't think he was criticising small companies tbf, don't think nine club has turned anyone pro either.

Unless you mean something else.

[Sandwich Marty]

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The audacity of Roberts to criticize small companies when the nine club runs a fucking dropship operation from their website. The hypocrisy and arrogance is staggering.

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I think they were discussing how it's a lot easier now than it's ever been before to be a pro skateboarder due to how low the minimum order is at wood shops compared to times gone by.

Don't think he was criticising small companies tbf, don't think nine club has turned anyone pro either.

Unless you mean something else.

Idk what you’re confused about. They want woodshops to require a higher minimum in order to make it harder for small brands to start up because they’re “taking space on the wall”

[Lord HuMongo]

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The audacity of Roberts to criticize small companies when the nine club runs a fucking dropship operation from their website. The hypocrisy and arrogance is staggering.

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I think they were discussing how it's a lot easier now than it's ever been before to be a pro skateboarder due to how low the minimum order is at wood shops compared to times gone by.

Don't think he was criticising small companies tbf, don't think nine club has turned anyone pro either.

Unless you mean something else.

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Idk what you’re confused about. They want woodshops to require a higher minimum in order to make it harder for small brands to start up because they’re “taking space on the wall”

I didn't get the impression that they wanted that. It was a discussion, no?

Roberts even said that they wouldn't be able to sell boards themselves, if that was the case.

[Sandwich Marty]

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The audacity of Roberts to criticize small companies when the nine club runs a fucking dropship operation from their website. The hypocrisy and arrogance is staggering.

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I think they were discussing how it's a lot easier now than it's ever been before to be a pro skateboarder due to how low the minimum order is at wood shops compared to times gone by.

Don't think he was criticising small companies tbf, don't think nine club has turned anyone pro either.

Unless you mean something else.

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Idk what you’re confused about. They want woodshops to require a higher minimum in order to make it harder for small brands to start up because they’re “taking space on the wall”

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I didn't get the impression that they wanted that. It was a discussion, no?

Roberts even said that they wouldn't be able to sell boards themselves, if that was the case.

They’re complaining about woodshops making it harder on skateshops while dropshipping skate products from their website.

They’re complaining about people turning pro for small brands while holding onto their own pro status despite not actually skateboarding.

[Lord HuMongo]

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The audacity of Roberts to criticize small companies when the nine club runs a fucking dropship operation from their website. The hypocrisy and arrogance is staggering.

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I think they were discussing how it's a lot easier now than it's ever been before to be a pro skateboarder due to how low the minimum order is at wood shops compared to times gone by.

Don't think he was criticising small companies tbf, don't think nine club has turned anyone pro either.

Unless you mean something else.

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Idk what you’re confused about. They want woodshops to require a higher minimum in order to make it harder for small brands to start up because they’re “taking space on the wall”

[close]

I didn't get the impression that they wanted that. It was a discussion, no?

Roberts even said that they wouldn't be able to sell boards themselves, if that was the case.

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They’re complaining about woodshops making it harder on skateshops while dropshipping skate products from their website.

They’re complaining about people turning pro for small brands while holding onto their own pro status despite not actually skateboarding.

Hahaha, yeah, I guess Roberts probably shouldn't still have a pro board really. I suspect he'd probably agree that he falls into that category tho tbf. Probably does still shift some boards tho, considering the pod and all.

Guess companies see it mostly as a business. There's just more ways to sell skateboards than skating.


I still argue that they weren't really complaining tho, just discussing. They're not wrong either tbf. It is easier to be a "pro" if you go by what they were saying.

In Roberts defence, he's a pretty agreeable guy. Would it be good or bad if he was just arguing with ppl on the show?

I also don't really care as much as this convo is making it seem like I do, haha.

[alien porkchop]

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The audacity of Roberts to criticize small companies when the nine club runs a fucking dropship operation from their website. The hypocrisy and arrogance is staggering.

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I think they were discussing how it's a lot easier now than it's ever been before to be a pro skateboarder due to how low the minimum order is at wood shops compared to times gone by.

Don't think he was criticising small companies tbf, don't think nine club has turned anyone pro either.

Unless you mean something else.

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Idk what you’re confused about. They want woodshops to require a higher minimum in order to make it harder for small brands to start up because they’re “taking space on the wall”

[close]

I didn't get the impression that they wanted that. It was a discussion, no?

Roberts even said that they wouldn't be able to sell boards themselves, if that was the case.

[close]

They’re complaining about woodshops making it harder on skateshops while dropshipping skate products from their website.

They’re complaining about people turning pro for small brands while holding onto their own pro status despite not actually skateboarding.

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Hahaha, yeah, I guess Roberts probably shouldn't still have a pro board really. I suspect he'd probably agree that he falls into that category tho tbf. Probably does still shift some boards tho, considering the pod and all.

Guess companies see it mostly as a business. There's just more ways to sell skateboards than skating.


I still argue that they weren't really complaining tho, just discussing. They're not wrong either tbf. It is easier to be a "pro" if you go by what they were saying.

In Roberts defence, he's a pretty agreeable guy. Would it be good or bad if he was just arguing with ppl on the show?

I also don't really care as much as this convo is making it seem like I do, haha.

all things crob would say

[Lord HuMongo]

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The audacity of Roberts to criticize small companies when the nine club runs a fucking dropship operation from their website. The hypocrisy and arrogance is staggering.

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I think they were discussing how it's a lot easier now than it's ever been before to be a pro skateboarder due to how low the minimum order is at wood shops compared to times gone by.

Don't think he was criticising small companies tbf, don't think nine club has turned anyone pro either.

Unless you mean something else.

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Idk what you’re confused about. They want woodshops to require a higher minimum in order to make it harder for small brands to start up because they’re “taking space on the wall”

[close]

I didn't get the impression that they wanted that. It was a discussion, no?

Roberts even said that they wouldn't be able to sell boards themselves, if that was the case.

[close]

They’re complaining about woodshops making it harder on skateshops while dropshipping skate products from their website.

They’re complaining about people turning pro for small brands while holding onto their own pro status despite not actually skateboarding.

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Hahaha, yeah, I guess Roberts probably shouldn't still have a pro board really. I suspect he'd probably agree that he falls into that category tho tbf. Probably does still shift some boards tho, considering the pod and all.

Guess companies see it mostly as a business. There's just more ways to sell skateboards than skating.


I still argue that they weren't really complaining tho, just discussing. They're not wrong either tbf. It is easier to be a "pro" if you go by what they were saying.

In Roberts defence, he's a pretty agreeable guy. Would it be good or bad if he was just arguing with ppl on the show?

I also don't really care as much as this convo is making it seem like I do, haha.

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all things crob would say

[too fakie]

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The audacity of Roberts to criticize small companies when the nine club runs a fucking dropship operation from their website. The hypocrisy and arrogance is staggering.

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I think they were discussing how it's a lot easier now than it's ever been before to be a pro skateboarder due to how low the minimum order is at wood shops compared to times gone by.

Don't think he was criticising small companies tbf, don't think nine club has turned anyone pro either.

Unless you mean something else.

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Idk what you’re confused about. They want woodshops to require a higher minimum in order to make it harder for small brands to start up because they’re “taking space on the wall”

[close]

I didn't get the impression that they wanted that. It was a discussion, no?

Roberts even said that they wouldn't be able to sell boards themselves, if that was the case.

[close]

They’re complaining about woodshops making it harder on skateshops while dropshipping skate products from their website.

They’re complaining about people turning pro for small brands while holding onto their own pro status despite not actually skateboarding.

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Hahaha, yeah, I guess Roberts probably shouldn't still have a pro board really. I suspect he'd probably agree that he falls into that category tho tbf. Probably does still shift some boards tho, considering the pod and all.

Guess companies see it mostly as a business. There's just more ways to sell skateboards than skating.


I still argue that they weren't really complaining tho, just discussing. They're not wrong either tbf. It is easier to be a "pro" if you go by what they were saying.

In Roberts defence, he's a pretty agreeable guy. Would it be good or bad if he was just arguing with ppl on the show?

I also don't really care as much as this convo is making it seem like I do, haha.

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all things crob would say

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Don’t worry guys. All of the issues facing the industry will be solved once we have trade shows again.

[propaganda]

Really enjoying this southside retail report video, bout to watch all of em

[TwisT]

Really enjoying this southside retail report video, bout to watch all of em

Just saw the 35thave one. It was very cute. I don't remember homie's username, but I know he's on here. He was very proud of his shop and his people, which was heart-warming. Also a mature and professional shane heyl, which I was not aware of.

[Lou Strux]

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Really enjoying this southside retail report video, bout to watch all of em

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Just saw the 35thave one. It was very cute. I don't remember homie's username, but I know he's on here. He was very proud of his shop and his people, which was heart-warming. Also a mature and professional shane heyl, which I was not aware of.

That’s our guy @144p.
35th is rad: outstanding service in person or online/over the phone.
Been a top notch shop forever now.

[Idk]

Does Kelly still call people the F word when he’s drunk?

[TheWineClub]

Does Kelly still call people the F word when he’s drunk?

yes, he gets it from his dad

[minilogoflow]

Does Kelly still call people the F word when he’s drunk?

I have a feeling he'd call you one for asking.

[MFS]

I was super stoked to see Dave on The Retail Report. 35th is one of the best shops ever and they deserve all the flowers. plus Dave rips and is a legend. OG Slap Pal too!

[Copers]

Does Kelly still call people the F word when he’s drunk?

Fart?

[144p]

Thanks guys. Was stressful to be live on the 9 club.
I knew it would help the store so I was down to suffer.
I’m also corny so I can be a little too heartfelt but I don’t know any other way.
It’s rough listening to myself, but people seem to
Like it.

[Sandwich Marty]

Thanks guys. Was stressful to be live on the 9 club.
I knew it would help the store so I was down to suffer.
I’m also corny so I can be a little too heartfelt but I don’t know any other way.
It’s rough listening to myself, but people seem to
Like it.

Dude you came across 100% genuine. Locals are Lucy to have a guy like you running the shop. You know how many dickhead skateshop employees I had to deal with as a little kid in the 90’s? Keep that shit alive, man. I plan to order something from you soon. Lmk when you got the Andrew Allen trucks in 🙏

[Fongstarr.]

Really enjoying this southside retail report video, bout to watch all of em

This one is pretty damn funny.