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Dream Team Documentary


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I can't believe how unknown Stockton is... The segment where he is literally talking to the girl with a dream team tee shirt on blows my mind.

I'd say it's easy for a 6' 1 white guy walking around with his wife & kids to blend in compared to a bunch if 6' 10 & 7' black muscular guys. lol

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