A tipster just informed us a short time ago that, "Tyson Chandler is in the lobby of EY NYC right now." This could mean he's there to cut a check with his extension, or he simply got lost on his way to Madam Tussauds. Either way, dude is huge, so you can't miss him. If you had the pleasure of helping the big guy out today (taxes, or navigating Times Square), email us a picture.
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On the other, it may have been just as effective to say “Don’t worry about that last message, I was just fucking with you.”
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