Speaker 1: Welcoming into NBA Pulster production of iHeartRadio in the NBA.
Speaker 1: I'm Sir Kustak, NBA analyst for the Yes Network, and
Speaker 1: today is Tuesday, June eighteenth. From our extraordinary core group
Speaker 1: of NBA journalists are joined now by NBA dot Com
Speaker 1: senior writer Michael C. Rights and Michael, We've got a
Speaker 1: NBA champion. This season has come to a close in
Speaker 1: some capacity as the Boston Celtics, the best team in
Speaker 1: the NBA throughout the course of the regular season, sixty
Speaker 1: four wins, essentially rolled through the playoffs, sixteen and three record,
Speaker 1: and they finally have been crowned as champs after what
Speaker 1: they put together. You look at this core, it's really
Speaker 1: a celebration of a true team. We've talked a lot
Speaker 1: about Jason Tatum, about Jalen Brown. Jalen Brown the Finals
Speaker 1: MVP after being named the Eastern Conference Finals MVP, Joe
Speaker 1: Missoula turning thirty six, only thirty six in two weeks
Speaker 1: in his second year. This is a Celtics team that
Speaker 1: went to the Eastern Conference Finals in five of the
Speaker 1: last seven years, that included a trip to the finals
Speaker 1: just two seasons ago. But banner number eighteen. Banner number eighteen,
Speaker 1: passing the Lakers. We now have six straight champions without
Speaker 1: a repeat. There was a lot to dig into. I
Speaker 1: think you saw the celebration. You saw not only the
Speaker 1: excitement but also seeming a relief out of a lot
Speaker 1: of these players, in particular a player like Jason Tatum,
Speaker 1: who we've looked at a bunch, but as I mentioned,
Speaker 1: it was everyone true holiday tremendous in this series. Can't
Speaker 1: say enough about Derek White. Christaps porzingis in and out
Speaker 1: of the lineup throughout the course of this postseason, but
Speaker 1: you felt his impact. The list goes on. What was
Speaker 1: your biggest takeaway from the Celtics finally winning this title.
Speaker 2: I would say that for the Superstars it was sort
Speaker 2: of their like their bachoration, their final there to the
Speaker 2: point where they're finally like, okay, we've we've silenced all
Speaker 2: the critics, We've won a championship. And as Jason Tatum said,
Speaker 2: which y'all gonna say now, you know, I go back
Speaker 2: to two years ago watching that series against the Warriors,
Speaker 2: and if you remember, the Warriors won won the championship
Speaker 2: on their home court, and so to go from that
Speaker 2: disappointment two years ago and then to go to this
Speaker 2: what we saw last night. I don't think I've ever
Speaker 2: seen that much confetti and stuff flying out of the
Speaker 2: air in any game. It was crazy, but it was
Speaker 2: just amazing to finally see them sort of get that
Speaker 2: off their backs. And you know, because it wasn't that
Speaker 2: long ago when people were saying, well they should go
Speaker 2: ahead and separate Jason Tatum and Jaln Brown.
Speaker 3: You know, see what trade one of them?
Speaker 1: Long stretch of time. Yeah, for a long stretch of time.
Speaker 2: And so it was so it was actually fun for
Speaker 2: me to see that because those guys have been through
Speaker 2: so much together and people just forget that. You know,
Speaker 2: Jason Tatum is twenty six years old. Twenty six, He's
Speaker 2: been to all those conference finals. He's got a championship now,
Speaker 2: you know, Luka Doncicch I think is twenty five. So
Speaker 2: you know, he's accomplished quite a bit in his career
Speaker 2: and he finally got the hardware to show for it.
Speaker 2: You know, he was talking about how you play all
Speaker 2: this basketball, especially when you make it as far in
Speaker 2: the finals as the Celtics over these last few years,
Speaker 2: and he's like, you play all this basketball and then
Speaker 2: at the end of it, you have nothing to show
Speaker 2: for it. Well, finally he does, so I was actually
Speaker 2: happy to see it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we had mentioned about what more can you say?
Speaker 1: Probably we're going to say, Okay, what's next? How many
Speaker 1: more of these are you gonna win? I wish I
Speaker 1: will ask you about the Boston Celtics getting there, But
Speaker 1: you said two years ago lose, and so the Warriors
Speaker 1: on their home court. You look at last year losing
Speaker 1: Game seven on their home court to the Miami Heat.
Speaker 1: So there's been and there's been many iterations. You can't
Speaker 1: talk about this title without also talking about Brad Stevens
Speaker 1: and just how he constructed this roster, what they put together.
Speaker 1: You go back to mention Danny Ainge as well, you
Speaker 1: go back to Jason Tatum, Jalen Brown. Those are the
Speaker 1: Brooklyn Nets. Pick from the Kevin Garnette, Kevin Garnett Paul
Speaker 1: Pierce trade way back when there's been a lot of
Speaker 1: ups and downs for this group. I mentioned how they
Speaker 1: achieved that success early, and I think maybe that's why
Speaker 1: some of the expectations were put on them, given the
Speaker 1: fact they had been to the Eastern Conference finals. So
Speaker 1: many times there was expectations once they had made it
Speaker 1: to the finals. Jason Tatum twenty six, Jalen Brown twenty seven.
Speaker 1: What do you make of There's obviously been a lot
Speaker 1: of talk about those two, the tandem that they created,
Speaker 1: how it took evolution and growth to kind of figure
Speaker 1: out the best way not only to to play together
Speaker 1: on the floor, but I think too just the differences
Speaker 1: in their personality. What do you make of Jalen Brown
Speaker 1: winning the MVP of the Finals.
Speaker 2: I was thrilled for him, just absolutely thrilled for him,
Speaker 2: because Jalen is sort of He's a really deep guy
Speaker 2: who you know, sort of as much as he loves
Speaker 2: the sport of basketball, you know, he sort of used
Speaker 2: it as a platform to something larger, and so he
Speaker 2: was on the ultimate stage last night, and so you know,
Speaker 2: I think, you know, going back to that two years ago,
Speaker 2: I mean, he shot thirty one point eight percent over
Speaker 2: the last three games of the finals. He turned it
Speaker 2: over ten times in those last two games. So to
Speaker 2: be able to come back from that and perform the
Speaker 2: way he did this year in the playoffs, I mean,
Speaker 2: even if you go back to last night, he was
Speaker 2: coming off a career low in scoring. He only had
Speaker 2: fifteen points. Now, he didn't play a ton because Dallas
Speaker 2: just mopped the floor with him in Game four. But
Speaker 2: you know, his story is sort of one of just resilience,
Speaker 2: Like he keeps bouncing back and he's learned every time
Speaker 2: from every setback, he's figured out something else. You remember
Speaker 2: two years ago they were saying he was a right
Speaker 2: hand dominant guy. He can only go to his right,
Speaker 2: and then we see it at the All Star Game,
Speaker 2: you know, and the All Star festivity's playing around so
Speaker 2: and everybody he can go left, and so it's just it.
Speaker 3: It's the same thing with Jason Tatum.
Speaker 2: I heard you DONNISASLM talking about it last night that
Speaker 2: you know, he was talking about like the heat knocking
Speaker 2: at the Celtics out and he's like, you know, every
Speaker 2: time you came back, you had something new in your arsenal,
Speaker 2: you came back better. And that's what they kept doing
Speaker 2: over a period of years and years and years. So
Speaker 2: for Jalen Brown to win that MVP, it was great.
Speaker 2: But and the funny thing about it was, you know,
Speaker 2: last night, I think he was what seven of twenty
Speaker 2: three twenty one points, So it wasn't like an MVP performance,
Speaker 2: but him winning the award was about the way he
Speaker 2: performed all finals, you know, and he did it on
Speaker 2: both both ends of the floor offensively and defensively. He
Speaker 2: gave Luca Dodge y'all kins problems last night, and so
Speaker 2: just to see him do that and leadership, this team
Speaker 2: is built to be right there in the mix for
Speaker 2: a championship for the next five six years. The only
Speaker 2: guy that we were really thinking about, like maybe it's
Speaker 2: not time for him to hang it up, but maybe
Speaker 2: he will is Al Horford and got to be happy
Speaker 2: for him.
Speaker 3: I mean, the guy was with seventeen.
Speaker 2: League years in the league and only missed the playoffs twice,
Speaker 2: and so for him to finally get over the hump
Speaker 2: and win that championship thirty eight years old, I was
Speaker 2: happy for him. It was great to see him celebrating
Speaker 2: with his family.
Speaker 1: Excellent mention. Yeah, I forgot to say Al Horford and
Speaker 1: just what he meant to see his opportunity to win
Speaker 1: a title. You said about Brown and just the totality
Speaker 1: of his performance. Jason Tatum did lead the team throughout
Speaker 1: the course of the finals in points, in assists, and rebounds,
Speaker 1: doing at both ends. So again, I think there's just
Speaker 1: a lot of things you look at with this team,
Speaker 1: which continues to circle back. Even at the beginning of
Speaker 1: this game, it was Drew Holliday that kind of set
Speaker 1: the tone. The Celtics weren't hitting shots. Yeah he hit
Speaker 1: shots early. Yeah, we remember what he was able to
Speaker 1: do in Game one. So there's there's, of course a
Speaker 1: lot of contributions. And that goes back to the historical
Speaker 1: perspective of this team. Where this team ranks. I said
Speaker 1: it early on sixty four wins this season. They went
Speaker 1: through the playoffs sixteen and three. Throughout the course of
Speaker 1: the regular season, they had a plus a level of
Speaker 1: plus eleven point of differential plus eight throughout the course
Speaker 1: of the postseason. They were dominant histories historically, And say
Speaker 1: what you want, and then we all have I had
Speaker 1: about the teams that they played missing key players. So
Speaker 1: they play a Miami team that is without Jimmy Butler,
Speaker 1: they play a Cleveland team without Donovan Mitchell, Tyres Halliburn
Speaker 1: missing some time for Indigain. There were certain stretches throughout
Speaker 1: the course of this However, where would you rank this
Speaker 1: Boston Celtics team historically some of the great old time
Speaker 1: great teams that have won titles.
Speaker 3: Oh that's tough. Are we talking about just Celtics teams
Speaker 3: or all of them? No?
Speaker 1: All of them?
Speaker 3: Okay, because of Celtics, that's even hard. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I will say that, like, like
Speaker 2: you mentioned that they were historically dominant, and I mean
Speaker 2: during the regular season, and it was just like the
Speaker 2: Celtics were sort of an afterthought in a way, because
Speaker 2: it was like they just went about their business beating
Speaker 2: everybody up, and nobody really talked about them.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Everybody was like talking about teams like Philadelphia in the
Speaker 2: East and you know, just in the Knicks because everybody
Speaker 2: was happy that the Knicks were finally good again Milwaukee
Speaker 2: because of everything it went on with the coaches and
Speaker 2: Dame coming in there and all that stuff. But it
Speaker 2: was like the Celtics just kind of quietly went about
Speaker 2: their way beating people and nobody saw them coming until
Speaker 2: they were there.
Speaker 3: You know. So I don't know how.
Speaker 2: I don't know how to frame them historically, because let's
Speaker 2: let's be honest here, this finals just the way it felt,
Speaker 2: like you mentioned they were playing all these teams that
Speaker 2: were missing their best player for different stretches, and so
Speaker 2: it like, I'll be honest, coming into this series, I
Speaker 2: thought the Celtics really hadn't been tested in the playoffs,
Speaker 2: and so I thought that I actually picked the Mavericks
Speaker 2: to win because the Mavericks had been tested. They played
Speaker 2: a good Oklahoma City team, they played they beat a
Speaker 2: good Minnesota team and the Clippers. So I just thought
Speaker 2: Dallas was more battle tested. But point it was our
Speaker 2: wrong because I didn't what I didn't think about, or
Speaker 2: what I underestimated, was the fact that over a course
Speaker 2: of year, the Boston Celtics had been battle tested, not
Speaker 2: just this playoffs, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So I don't know exactly where to rank them, and
Speaker 2: you know how that is comparison is what the thief
Speaker 2: of joy I want to I don't want to do
Speaker 2: that to them.
Speaker 1: You said a lot of things there, and we'll get
Speaker 1: to Dallas in a second, because I do think that's
Speaker 1: the other component of it. And I did the same
Speaker 1: as you, and I think for a lot of us.
Speaker 1: You looked at Luca and you looked at Kyrie, and
Speaker 1: you're like, oh, if they can keep this a close game,
Speaker 1: down the stretch they got the two closers. Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: where I thought they would have the edge over Boston,
Speaker 1: a Boston team that held Dallas under one hundred points
Speaker 1: all but that game four blowout loss. I think for
Speaker 1: better or worse, And I don't like this viewpoint my
Speaker 1: own or just how sometimes I think the historical place
Speaker 1: takes time to see, Okay, what happens next? And so
Speaker 1: are they able to run this back? Do they do
Speaker 1: it again? You mentioned other teams some of the injuries.
Speaker 1: And that's not to say that you win a title.
Speaker 1: You win a title, however, you're playing the team and
Speaker 1: the players and the rotation in front of you. But
Speaker 1: I think you you kind of look, Okay, what happens next?
Speaker 1: Can they keep this team together? And how many times
Speaker 1: can you continue to put it together? Sometimes that where
Speaker 1: that's where we start to look back historically, start to
Speaker 1: look back and see where teams place. I think we've
Speaker 1: done that with the Warriors. You know you do that
Speaker 1: with a lot of teams. We were sitting here last
Speaker 1: year saying no one was going to beat the Denver
Speaker 1: Nuggets and how many titles would they reel off? And
Speaker 1: and this is a situation we're sitting in, so we're
Speaker 1: going to get to We're going to get to next year.
Speaker 1: Right after the break, Welcome back to NBA. Paul Sarakustak
Speaker 1: joined by the great Michael C. Wright. Okay, Michael, we
Speaker 1: mentioned it talking about next year because I also want
Speaker 1: to get your perspective on Dallas as well and just
Speaker 1: the way things look, what we saw out of Luca
Speaker 1: Kyrie and also really the counterparts that they were playing
Speaker 1: with throughout the course of the series. But I would
Speaker 1: say a lot of that had to do with Boston.
Speaker 1: I mentioned the fact that Dallas did not hit one
Speaker 1: hundred but for one game in that Game four at Dallas.
Speaker 1: Give a lot of credit to Boston's defense. We could
Speaker 1: talk so much about things offensively, but the door was
Speaker 1: open at times because Boston wasn't always perfect offensively, not
Speaker 1: always hitting shots. But their defense is what held them down,
Speaker 1: helped them to this title. It's about the team. It's
Speaker 1: about players like a Drew Holliday about and Derek White.
Speaker 1: But the question becomes, especially with the new CBA, how
Speaker 1: long can you keep this group together? What does that
Speaker 1: look like? What is salary cap situation all of that,
Speaker 1: What do you see as being next or at least
Speaker 1: next year for the Celtics, And whether it's Julius Randall
Speaker 1: sitting there on set with ESPN about it, he's not
Speaker 1: He's not going to continue, you know, see kind of
Speaker 1: how things shake out, Joel Embiid having joined it, and
Speaker 1: say if I was healthy, and all of those things
Speaker 1: are factors. You look at a lot of the other
Speaker 1: teams in the Eastern Conference. If Giannis and Dame spend
Speaker 1: some more time together, will that acclamation process help them
Speaker 1: to look different? Uh? What is your take on what
Speaker 1: things will look like for the Boston Celtics next year.
Speaker 2: It's I think it's going to be just given like
Speaker 2: the health situation for these different teams. All these teams
Speaker 2: are going to be healthy again next year hopefully, and
Speaker 2: so it's not going to be easy for him.
Speaker 3: I think that.
Speaker 2: You know, obviously Philly's a rival, uh, Joel Embiid, They're
Speaker 2: going to be better and they you know, they're going
Speaker 2: to do something this offseason to add to that team.
Speaker 2: Tyrese Maxi, the guy's a rising star. So they're gonna
Speaker 2: they're going to be in the mix, you know, and
Speaker 2: you look at Milwaukee like you said, another year with
Speaker 2: Dame and and be honest, they're gonna be better, especially
Speaker 2: you know, with another year under Doc Rivers Cleveland. I
Speaker 2: just don't know what they're gonna do right now, but
Speaker 2: if they get Donovan Mitchell to re sign there, they're
Speaker 2: gonna be right back there in the mix. So, you know,
Speaker 2: the Indiana, like they gave Yea, they gave Boston trouble.
Speaker 2: You know, it's funny to think about they gave them
Speaker 2: trouble because they played so unconventionally that you know, as
Speaker 2: good as Boston's defense is, you can't really set your
Speaker 2: defense up when all you're doing is running all game,
Speaker 2: and so you know, I think that they're only going
Speaker 2: to sort of add to that style and make it
Speaker 2: even more hectic for teams to deal with. So Boston's
Speaker 2: gonna have It's not gonna be easy for them. They're
Speaker 2: not just gonna magically appear back in the conference finals
Speaker 2: or the NBA Finals next year.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a dogfight for them.
Speaker 2: But they are equipped, though to handle it, because like
Speaker 2: I said, they've got all this and all these big games,
Speaker 2: and they sort of have the ingredients, Like you know,
Speaker 2: you just look at those guards. I would argue that
Speaker 2: those are the best best two way duo in the
Speaker 2: in the NBA right now. Derek White Drew Holliday super tough.
Speaker 2: You saw Derek White fall on his face, and I'm
Speaker 2: just like, ah, but I knew he was going to
Speaker 2: get up because I had him here, and yes, I
Speaker 2: had him here in San Antonio, so I know the kid.
Speaker 2: I knew he was going to get up. But then
Speaker 2: I saw his face, his teeth and everything. I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: and did.
Speaker 3: You see they had Jalen Brown miked up? He said, boy,
Speaker 3: you's ugly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's that's the toughness of this group. And
Speaker 1: we saw that it manifest itself in a lot of
Speaker 1: different ways. And I do think to your point, once
Speaker 1: you kind of get get that monkey off your back,
Speaker 1: for lack of a better way to describe it, in
Speaker 1: terms of how much scrutiny was around their failures of
Speaker 1: not winning, I'm curious to see how that release of
Speaker 1: some pressure pressure that can now turn into motivation to
Speaker 1: get another may change on the side of Dallas. You
Speaker 1: said it early, so Luka Doncic. He's going to be
Speaker 1: entering his seventh year in the league. He's only twenty
Speaker 1: five years old. Give credit to Dallas. I know the
Speaker 1: way things look throughout the course of this series, but
Speaker 1: they were a five seed coming in, Michael, you said
Speaker 1: it multiple times, the fact that at the trade deadline
Speaker 1: they were a playing team. There was really nice moves
Speaker 1: that were made in bringing in a handful of players
Speaker 1: that were able to contribute. You saw Derek Lively and
Speaker 1: what he was able to do on the stage at
Speaker 1: his age as a rookie. There's a lot of things
Speaker 1: to be optimistic about one player, though that seemingly fell
Speaker 1: short of what you hoped he would do on the
Speaker 1: stage having been a champion before. Was Kyrie Irving And
Speaker 1: obviously there was the backside of things with his time
Speaker 1: in Boston and how that may have affected him in
Speaker 1: some of those road games. But what do you think
Speaker 1: is next for Dallas. They just sign Jason Kidd to
Speaker 1: an extension, But but there's opportunity for movement on this roster.
Speaker 1: What do you think is going to happen with this
Speaker 1: MAVs team next year?
Speaker 2: Well, I think the Mavericks at the trade deadline, the
Speaker 2: moves that they made, I think that showed them the
Speaker 2: way that they want to play like, Okay, this is
Speaker 2: the style we want to play. Okay, so now it's
Speaker 2: going to be about, Okay, how do we enhance that?
Speaker 2: And so I could see them definitely running it back
Speaker 2: with the same guys. Now they got to they got
Speaker 2: to figure out a way to bring a couple guys
Speaker 2: back though, like Derreck Jones Jr.
Speaker 3: I believe he is going to be a free agent, and.
Speaker 2: Like you could, you know, like you could sort of
Speaker 2: like he's gonna he's gonna get paid outside of the Mavericks.
Speaker 2: So the MAVs are gonna have to figure out a
Speaker 2: way to bring him back. But I think you can
Speaker 2: run it back with these guys. Derek Lively the second,
Speaker 2: he didn't look like a rookie until this series. Like
Speaker 2: throughout the whole playoffs, that kid was dominant, just running
Speaker 2: all over the floor, getting from corner to corner, defending shots,
Speaker 2: and all of a sudden, the Celtics made him look
Speaker 2: like a rookie. But you saw him take and make
Speaker 2: his first career three pointer. I think in Game four
Speaker 2: that was his first three. And so he's going to
Speaker 2: work this offseason and get better and shooting threes, and
Speaker 2: then you know, we.
Speaker 3: Talk about five out ball.
Speaker 2: Well, if you add that to the arsenal you got,
Speaker 2: now you have that and the live thread, and then
Speaker 2: you know, just the pressure that Kyrie Irving and lukadancis
Speaker 2: the pressure that they're gonna put on you to make
Speaker 2: a decision. You know, Hey, if you come up on me,
Speaker 2: I'm throwing a live If you stay back, I'm just
Speaker 2: gonna hit this floater. So they know how they want
Speaker 2: to play now, and so like I said, it's just
Speaker 2: about sort of adding in the pieces around them to
Speaker 2: sort of enhance that style of play. And you know,
Speaker 2: it's fun to watch. It's really fun to watch. And
Speaker 2: you know, looking at Kyrie Irving, I think he is
Speaker 2: just in the right head space because even though he
Speaker 2: wasn't successful, even though he struggled against the Boston Celtics,
Speaker 2: you saw it all throughout the finals, it really didn't
Speaker 2: affect him that negatively. Like he could he could sort
Speaker 2: of take a bird's eye view of the situation and say, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm struggling, but you know it's that's.
Speaker 3: Just the Celtics.
Speaker 2: I'm playing against a very good team here, and so
Speaker 2: he could put it in proper perspective not get frustrated,
Speaker 2: not lash out at the media. He's in a great
Speaker 2: head space. So I see him and Luca only getting
Speaker 2: closer as these next couple of years kind.
Speaker 1: Of go on, yeah, you said that, And even like
Speaker 1: the fact you look at Derek Lively's twenty years old,
Speaker 1: what Josh Green was it to do with twenty three
Speaker 1: years old? How he's expanded his game, like him knocking
Speaker 1: down threes. I remember we came in the league and
Speaker 1: that was you know, that was a part that he
Speaker 1: was still trying to work on and figure out how
Speaker 1: how to play that way.
Speaker 3: PJ.
Speaker 1: Washington just twenty five years old was the big pick
Speaker 1: up in same with Daniel Gafford twenty five years old.
Speaker 1: So the core of some of those players and who
Speaker 1: they decide to keep or what they decide to do
Speaker 1: can continue to grow. With Luca and obviously Kyrie had shown,
Speaker 1: as you mentioned, just his ability to be a leader
Speaker 1: in different ways and bring a level of experience. And
Speaker 1: I think obviously anytime you make a run to the
Speaker 1: finals and have this type of experience, there's a lot
Speaker 1: you could take from it. But there is a lot
Speaker 1: a lot to handle from the Western Conference because you
Speaker 1: imagine there is. I mean, start the list of teams
Speaker 1: that are chopping at the bit and ready to get
Speaker 1: going again, with Minnesota, Denver, what Oklahoma City is gonna
Speaker 1: come back and look like again, some questions about what
Speaker 1: happens with the Clippers, and in just a lot of teams. Again,
Speaker 1: the list goes on, and so it'll be it'll be
Speaker 1: continue to be interesting to watch on both the Western
Speaker 1: and Eastern Conference level of competition. But but I do
Speaker 1: think Dallas getting here credit to them, but it is
Speaker 1: not going to be easy for them to make a
Speaker 1: return trip back.
Speaker 2: I mean just think about this, like we we just
Speaker 2: totally forgot about Memphis, and Memphis was like a scene.
Speaker 1: So you know, Josh, and they'll be back, and that's
Speaker 1: that's where injuries coming to play. I mean, obviously we'll
Speaker 1: see what happens between the draft, free agency and how
Speaker 1: things shake out. But yeah, there's a lot, a lot
Speaker 1: for us to look forward to. But in the meantime,
Speaker 1: we're going to take a breath because it was our
Speaker 1: final episode of the season, and Michael, you you deserve
Speaker 1: some vacation time, so much much deserved vacation time. I
Speaker 1: hope you get it. I will get it. We will
Speaker 1: all and we will get ourselves set for what should
Speaker 1: be a very interesting summer to see how handful of
Speaker 1: things shake out. But as always, we appreciate you, We
Speaker 1: appreciate your time. Will continue reading and watching all your
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