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CT Clay Travis Clay Travis Sports and politics broadcaster and writer who covers college football, the SEC and national elections.

“There are people who make a living online and don't actually produce much of value for society. And then you contrast that with this guy who's going around and doing a physical manual labor job. He is more like the average American than the punk kid who is recording him.”

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show · US Politics · October 2026

“There are people who make a living online and don't actually produce much of value for society. And then you contrast that with this guy who's going around and doing a physical manual labor job. He is more like the average American than the punk kid who is recording him.” — Clay Travis, The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

Context

Clay is explaining why the video of a prankster hassling a store worker went so viral. He sets creators who earn ad money by provoking people against a worker with a physical job.

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Transcript

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Around 28:08 into the episode
Clay Travis

No, you don't! You're probably making money off this. I can't even pay my goddamn mortgage!

Speaker 2

And I got four kids at home!

Clay Travis

So not funny!

Speaker 4

I got you.

Clay Travis

I'm going to leave. I'm going to leave. You better not be out there. Alright, let's start with the positive here. There has been over $ 500, 000 raised for that guy, Michigander, Red Baron employee, and the internet prankster who posted this on Instagram said, was evidently deluged with criticism…

Clay Travis

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