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b'Thank you for tuning in to the Middle Men Talk Show today!!\\n\\nSports have given people an outlet to express themselves using their athletic talents. Some have been able to achieve great success by playing on professional levels. But does love come with the money and the fame? Are pro athletes suitors targeting them for love or the security of financial stability? Should black parents tell their sons the type of women they should date if they have the potential to go pro? How would the outlook of the situation change if the roles were reverse? (such as black females athletes being pursued by white males or white males athletes being pursued by black female). Do black athletes have a false sense of privilege once they have the money and success? What typically happens with these type of relationships if an athlete is injured before the big contract happens? Do they stay or leave? and how would you react if this was your child? Does having a man/woman of another nationality or race signify having "made it" into higher society?\\n\\nCall in to listen or comment (516)-387-1542\\n\\n*Disclaimer: We at The Middle Men Talk show are in no way against interracial relationships and or marriages. The views expressed by our guests, callers, and listeners are their own and do not imply what we endorse and represent.'