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    05/24/2008    Reported By:  Senaxis News Services    Source:  


    TMZ.com has posted audio of a chat between Hulk Hogan and his son Nick from jail. Amongst the things that were discussed were how the victim John Graziano, who is in a permanent vegetative state due to the accident that Nick caused, was a negative person and Hulk stating that God laid some "heavy s**t" on him because of things that he was "into."

    It only gets better as they later talk about creating a reality show for Nick once he's out of jail, with Hulk suggesting the title "The New Nick". Nick states that "I want to do it where I'll make the most money."




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