Speaker 1: Hey, that folks. It is Sunday, June fourteenth, Dan, we won,
Speaker 1: so let's tear shit up. And with that, welcome to
Speaker 1: this episode of Amy and DJ. It's oh U four Sunday.
Speaker 1: The Knicks with the championship for the first time in
Speaker 1: fifty plus years. But Robes, why is it every time
Speaker 1: we it's only after a win. It seems that those
Speaker 1: fans just start tearing stuff up in the town.
Speaker 2: And it's the reason why I never want to be
Speaker 2: out there in the crowds. I look, both of my
Speaker 2: daughters were last night. We are thousands of miles away.
Speaker 2: You set your alarm to watch the game. I woke
Speaker 2: up just in time to see them win. But we
Speaker 2: both were getting updates from our daughters there in New
Speaker 2: York City, and it's always unnerving to know, at least
Speaker 2: yours was safe up in her apartment, but to know
Speaker 2: that they're out there. And yes, everyone should be happy,
Speaker 2: everyone is celebrating. So why does it turn violence?
Speaker 3: I don't unders We.
Speaker 1: Say we don't understand. But when I tell you what
Speaker 1: the scientists and the professors and the researchers who study
Speaker 1: fan violence, what they say this is about, you go, Okay,
Speaker 1: that makes very good sense, but we do want to
Speaker 1: give your heads up. We wanted to hop on here. Yes,
Speaker 1: give you a little history about why people do this
Speaker 1: and some of the worst ones we've seen in history,
Speaker 1: and some of the worst sports fans. Riots are not
Speaker 1: fans pissed because they lost, it's them happy because.
Speaker 3: They wont That's what I don't understand.
Speaker 1: It'll all make sense, But yes, we want to give
Speaker 1: an update at least of what we're seeing in New
Speaker 1: York and Robes. The police are still piecing together New
Speaker 1: York NYPD just how many arrests and even how many
Speaker 1: people might have been injured and even matter had to
Speaker 1: make their way to the hospital. But right now we
Speaker 1: just want to give you the latest as we know
Speaker 1: it as of this recording. It was a bit of
Speaker 1: an ugly knight tech.
Speaker 3: Yes, we just know multiple arrests. We don't have a
Speaker 3: number yet.
Speaker 2: New York City officials say, honestly, they're so overwhelmed they
Speaker 2: can't give us numbers until later today, so we'll be
Speaker 2: waiting for that. But we do know that, and we
Speaker 2: certainly have seen the video. We were watching it live.
Speaker 2: Actually hear this more in Amsterdam. It was about two
Speaker 2: three o'clock in the morning. They're in New York. But yeah,
Speaker 2: we saw fans already clashing with police. We saw folks
Speaker 2: smashing windows, getting up on light poles and statues and
Speaker 2: school buses either.
Speaker 1: You see the one of the guy hanging literally hanging
Speaker 1: like it was on the monkey bars, but we it
Speaker 1: was hanging from a streets lightvel.
Speaker 2: It's unbelievable what people are suddenly willing to do when
Speaker 2: they're happy. Yes, trying to get on a moving fire truck.
Speaker 2: One of the buses ended up engulfed in flames. But
Speaker 2: you could see people were rocking school buses in Times Square.
Speaker 2: That's how just the adrenaline that was surging through these fans.
Speaker 2: But then gunshots were fired around forty second Street and
Speaker 2: Broadway in the heart of Times Square.
Speaker 1: Wait they hurt, We don't know if I haven't seen them,
Speaker 1: tell me if you saw a different reporting gunshots were heard.
Speaker 1: No idea of any injuries or actually if anybody was
Speaker 1: actually targeted.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we don't think.
Speaker 2: It's probably someone shooting up in the air like we
Speaker 2: have seen plenty of other times.
Speaker 3: So thank god, it looks like no one was injured.
Speaker 2: But there are videos of the sound, and they say
Speaker 2: there were at least seven gunshots, and it showed people
Speaker 2: cowering and like you know, falling to the ground or
Speaker 2: running for cover. Because yeah, if someone is drunk shooting
Speaker 2: bullets in the air out of excitement, God knows where
Speaker 2: those bullets are going, and how well equipped that person
Speaker 2: is to be shooting bullets in the middle of Times Square.
Speaker 3: That's insane.
Speaker 2: So thankfully police have said no one was injured in
Speaker 2: that incident.
Speaker 1: But again, this is happening in the city where the
Speaker 1: game was not played right and by fans who are
Speaker 1: actually happy. Ropes. How many times everybody can roapes after
Speaker 1: help call some college football. Yes, he'll pick up the
Speaker 1: goal posts and go carry it down the street, wreck
Speaker 1: stuff along the way. We have seen this time after
Speaker 1: time after time. Why is it after a win? And
Speaker 1: sometimes robes? If I tell you, or if I ask
Speaker 1: and ask anybody listening, like you remember some violent riots
Speaker 1: in the past, and you'll start naming cities. Okay, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago.
Speaker 3: Detroit, rabid sports fans.
Speaker 1: Raised sports fans, So let's start there. Rose. The researchers
Speaker 1: will tell you they study this and it makes sense
Speaker 1: to you. You said, I don't know why they do this.
Speaker 1: Here are your factors, men, mob mentality, testosterone, alcohol, anonymity.
Speaker 1: You put all those things together and they start. They
Speaker 1: make the perfect blend and roads. The reason they say
Speaker 1: that it's worse after a win than a loss. Men's
Speaker 1: testosterone levels go through the roof. Wow, after a win, I.
Speaker 2: Was thinking adrenaline. But I guess testosterone is to blame,
Speaker 2: and so we're not. Women aren't perpetrating any of these
Speaker 2: violent acts or moments of mayhem.
Speaker 1: Look, a woman is just as capable of anything that
Speaker 1: a man is capable.
Speaker 2: Of, But we aren't fueled by testosterone. Do not do this,
Speaker 2: and that's Look. I would have loved to have been
Speaker 2: out on the streets, but even if we were in
Speaker 2: New York City, Hell no would I have been.
Speaker 1: There's no way for safety reasons. No matter how much
Speaker 1: you want to party and play, you just know better
Speaker 1: to get involved in a mess like this. But robes,
Speaker 1: they do say men are going out there, and particularly
Speaker 1: you have young men, young men out there. Another factor
Speaker 1: here is you get into a mob mentality. You get
Speaker 1: into a mentality where you think, oh, I can do
Speaker 1: anything I want to do under a relative anonymity. They
Speaker 1: can't do anything to me because the guy over there
Speaker 1: is doing it and those ten over there doing it.
Speaker 1: How am I going to get arrested?
Speaker 3: There's too many of us to know who's doing what
Speaker 3: to him.
Speaker 1: So it's coming together now. All these guys who've been
Speaker 1: what drinking for the past several hours, who are excited
Speaker 1: about the game that's been going back and forth, they've
Speaker 1: been on the edge of their seat robes. All that
Speaker 1: energy is pent up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were down sixteen at one point.
Speaker 1: It's well, you're ready, you're on the edge of your seat,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden there's a victory, and it's
Speaker 1: eleven thirty and you've had seven beers, and you go
Speaker 1: outside and you see somebody else who's had seven beers
Speaker 1: who's just excited as you. What happens You get caught
Speaker 1: up in that euphilia and you start acting a damn fool.
Speaker 1: Now I said, you just run into one person boyfriend
Speaker 1: to ten more, twenty more. There is a thousand more
Speaker 1: out here in the same mindset that you have, and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden you start misbehaving. That part made.
Speaker 2: Sense, But is it just a few people who are
Speaker 2: subject to this, or I guess just are likely I
Speaker 2: don't want to say victims, but likely the victims of
Speaker 2: their own undoing. Basically, my point is, when you were
Speaker 2: in your twenties, could you see yourself having done this
Speaker 2: or some of your friends doing this. Obviously, when you
Speaker 2: get older, you get a little wiser and maybe just
Speaker 2: have zero time for any of this craziness, but when
Speaker 2: you're young, when you were younger, could you see yourself
Speaker 2: being in that mob. That's what I'm that's my point.
Speaker 2: I didn't think I thought that was the answer.
Speaker 1: No, But robes. These aren't all just hoodlums and thugs
Speaker 1: and hooligans out there in the street. They are a
Speaker 1: rabbit sports fans. They are young men that you put
Speaker 1: alcohol in them, you put sports in there, and you
Speaker 1: put them around each other. Robes.
Speaker 3: This is pent up powder keg robes.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you. I could have just started with that,
Speaker 1: but you add all those things. But we also talk
Speaker 1: about and this is something you always are about. I'm
Speaker 1: not as much on it, but when there is a
Speaker 1: big event, you're.
Speaker 3: Like, it's fun to be out I do like to
Speaker 3: be out there.
Speaker 1: It's fun to be with a crowd. It's fun to
Speaker 1: be communal, Robes. Don't you want to experience the first
Speaker 1: championship of the Nicks in fifty three years with people?
Speaker 1: So this is the same way you wanted to be
Speaker 1: communal for them, they wanted to be communal as well.
Speaker 1: Their blood alcohol levels is just a little higher, right,
Speaker 1: and he's twenty two, he's going to behave a little differently.
Speaker 1: He wants the same thing you want, but he's fueled
Speaker 1: by something different than You're fueled by alcohol and testosterone
Speaker 1: is coursing through his veins. Roobes. This is how the
Speaker 1: guys that study this crap look at it. Now, does
Speaker 1: that make more sense? You said, hey, that why do
Speaker 1: people I don't have any idea why?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, why they start breaking things and stealing things
Speaker 2: and looting and breaking windows? And then I start thinking,
Speaker 2: you know, are these just assholes looking for the opportunity
Speaker 2: when everyone else is celebrating they can just go and
Speaker 2: break shit because that's all they ever really wanted to do.
Speaker 1: Anyway, There is some element of that, but not overwhelmingly
Speaker 1: according to these scientists. The other thing that will make sense,
Speaker 1: Ropes is that you're trying to show you're in a
Speaker 1: group of people who are huge fans, right, We're all
Speaker 1: out here two in the morning, celebrating, and we must
Speaker 1: always must be big fans. But then what do you
Speaker 1: try to do when you get around a group of friends.
Speaker 1: You're trying to one ofp each other who's the bigger fan,
Speaker 1: who can do the most damage, who can do the
Speaker 1: biggest display. Oh he's on top of a car. I
Speaker 1: can go on top of a bus. Oh you're on
Speaker 1: top of a bus. I can go get on top
Speaker 1: of that light pole. Oh you're on top of a
Speaker 1: regular car. I'm get on the top of a police car.
Speaker 1: So you just have a constantin one upmanship of testosterone
Speaker 1: fueled alcohol injected. Dude.
Speaker 2: Let me go ahead now and light this bus on fire.
Speaker 2: Let me shoot bullets into the air. I mean that
Speaker 2: just to me there. Yeah, some folks take it to
Speaker 2: a whole other level, but this is a total dude thing.
Speaker 3: You're right.
Speaker 2: No women were hanging off of like Honestly, even imagine
Speaker 2: imagine a woman hanging off of a lightful, or like
Speaker 2: jumping up.
Speaker 1: And down on a police cruiser right there.
Speaker 2: I cannot imagine that, or taking a lighter and going, hey,
Speaker 2: let me set this bus on fire. I just cannot
Speaker 2: envision a woman doing any of those things.
Speaker 1: Yah, you say you can't envision a woman, But can
Speaker 1: you also envision a forty year old man or a
Speaker 1: thirty five year old man? This is a young man's game.
Speaker 3: Is it's a young man's game.
Speaker 1: It's what happens, and you get them in that environment
Speaker 1: and it's not all hooligant. Yes, throwing a bottle in
Speaker 1: the direction a police officer, you are qualified as a criminal. Yeah,
Speaker 1: generally speaking, robes, those folks are fueled by alcohol, adrenaline, testosterone,
Speaker 1: and euphoria. Team just won.
Speaker 2: Those poor cops because you know, they're celebrating the knicks
Speaker 2: wins when they're huge Knicks fans, most of them. But
Speaker 2: now they got to sit there and police all this craziness. Like,
Speaker 2: I wonder how many of them were, Like, on one.
Speaker 3: Hand, I want the Knicks to win.
Speaker 2: On the other hand, it'd make for a much better
Speaker 2: night if they didn't. Hey, how about this, What if
Speaker 2: they had won at home game six? God, thank god
Speaker 2: they were out of town. Literally how much worse would
Speaker 2: it have been had the victory happened in New York?
Speaker 3: Would that have made a difference?
Speaker 1: Yes, they would have had to shut down all a Manhattan,
Speaker 1: just close all streets, everybody stay home, maybe even had
Speaker 1: to do a curfew. I mean, you want to celebrate
Speaker 1: and you want it to be what it is, but
Speaker 1: robes they had to bring out the mounted police, right,
Speaker 1: they have their own horses trying to escort slowly push
Speaker 1: people out of the street.
Speaker 2: I mean, they know how to do this with two
Speaker 2: year's even certain other big party nights. But and that
Speaker 2: is the good news that NYPD is probably the most
Speaker 2: well trained, most experienced in crowd control in you know,
Speaker 2: big celebratory events. We know how to do things in
Speaker 2: New York that way because we have experience doing it.
Speaker 2: But my god, think about the fact that it did happen.
Speaker 2: The wind was in San Antonio, but the celebrations were
Speaker 2: on a Saturday night. That's pretty cool in terms of
Speaker 2: just giving people the opportunity to enjoy this victory in
Speaker 2: this wind without worrying about getting up the next morning
Speaker 2: for work.
Speaker 1: You got to help me with a band name is
Speaker 1: it five seconds a Summer?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, five seconds of Summer? I saw that.
Speaker 1: Okay, So here's the thing also in New York. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what a night Saturday. It wasn't the weather nice?
Speaker 3: The weather was night.
Speaker 2: You've got a nice You've got a concert amount of
Speaker 2: Square garden five.
Speaker 1: Seconds a summer sold out, massive Square go yes, folks,
Speaker 1: the garden is always in business. So there were concerts
Speaker 1: sold out. People were watching freaking the knicks outside on
Speaker 1: the big screen.
Speaker 3: That's crazy. You've had what World Cup matches?
Speaker 2: It was Brazil and Morocco, and Morocco playing their first
Speaker 2: game in New Jersey.
Speaker 3: So you've got Moroccans the top ten billions.
Speaker 1: All this is going on in New York last night.
Speaker 1: So it could have been worse, like it could have been.
Speaker 1: We're waiting to hear the numbers and whatnot, but it
Speaker 1: could have been worse. The last two factors, I'll give
Speaker 1: you robes that matter that'll make sense to you. The
Speaker 1: time of the game matters. And the venue. Is it
Speaker 1: in a downtown in an urban area or is it
Speaker 1: out in a rural area? Is it a smaller market
Speaker 1: kind of thing. That will make a difference as well.
Speaker 1: Those other two factors. The time of the game. You
Speaker 1: we've been to games now where you hear the announcement
Speaker 1: sometimes or even go up to the bar in the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter. Yeah, we stopped serving in the third quarter.
Speaker 1: And that's why they.
Speaker 2: Do it, yeah, to keep the routiness to a minimum,
Speaker 2: because the more alcohol, yes, the rout of your crowds become.
Speaker 2: And yet when did they win? Because let's see, I
Speaker 2: woke up. I woke up around four something in the
Speaker 2: morning here in Amsterdam. You set your alarm for when games.
Speaker 3: So I heard the.
Speaker 2: Alarm when I was like thinking about getting up, and
Speaker 2: I was like, now, save it for the end. But
Speaker 2: that means the game was over? What around midnight? Eleven
Speaker 2: thirty midnight? Yeah, because woke up atour thirty to watch
Speaker 2: the last few minutes. That's the perfect timing, right around midnight.
Speaker 2: You got a victory fifty three years in the making.
Speaker 2: Not since nineteen seventy three have the New York Knicks
Speaker 2: won an NBA finals And so yeah, most of us,
Speaker 2: including me, have never seen or know of a Knixt
Speaker 2: victory until now. This is this was historic and it
Speaker 2: was so cool. Our kids were sending us videos. I
Speaker 2: got fireworks and the crowd and the excitement and the
Speaker 2: hell yeahs.
Speaker 3: And Sabine was sending you videos as well.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: That was the one I have never I text all
Speaker 1: game long with a thirteen year old girl watch say
Speaker 1: the game. That is how crazy Nicks Mania has gotten,
Speaker 1: and it is just a fun time there. But Robes,
Speaker 1: it could We were waiting for a full report from
Speaker 1: an NYPD about how tough things were, how many arrests
Speaker 1: and all this stuff. It rode overwhelmingly. Yes, there were
Speaker 1: some knuckleheads and there were some problems. It didn't seem
Speaker 1: like it was the big disaster or mayhem it could
Speaker 1: have been. But there have been some major disasters and
Speaker 1: mayhem after yes championships and in particular NBA Finals. Stay
Speaker 1: here give you a reminder of how things have gone
Speaker 1: in some other championship nights. We continue here on Amy
Speaker 1: and TJ on this Sunday, June fourteenth, the day after
Speaker 1: the Knicks won the first championship in fifty three years,
Speaker 1: Knicks fans went a little crazy. He has few incidents,
Speaker 1: multiple arrests. As they say, there was some damage done
Speaker 1: around town, not as bad as it could have been. Ropes.
Speaker 1: We just went through some of the factors they say
Speaker 1: are the reasons for people rioting doing damage after their
Speaker 1: team actually wins. Does it make more sense now because
Speaker 1: I would say the same thing I why do people
Speaker 1: do this? And then I started reading what the researchers
Speaker 1: put together, like.
Speaker 2: Okay, testosterone, eh, okay, I get I don't understand it,
Speaker 2: but I guess I get it.
Speaker 1: You don't understand testosterone, No, I don't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it drives up, just like you don't understand estrogen. No,
Speaker 3: and progesterone and all of our hormones.
Speaker 1: That i've I don't even know what that second was for,
Speaker 1: but yes it is when you break it down, it
Speaker 1: really is some simple stuff and a mob mentality, alcohol
Speaker 1: fueled and testosterone, babe, and it's just a powder keg,
Speaker 1: as you say. Nineteen ninety though, baby NBA Finals Detroit
Speaker 1: Pistons versus the Portland Trailblazers, one hundred and twenty people
Speaker 1: ended up in the hospital and eight people died. Wow,
Speaker 1: after a team wins a title.
Speaker 2: That is disgusting. I don't even remember that, honestly, that's
Speaker 2: so long ago, but I did not. I don't have
Speaker 2: a memory of that. Eight people died after that, and.
Speaker 1: One hundred and twenty people in the hospital is a
Speaker 1: lot and countless arrests there. But robes go back to
Speaker 1: everybody remembers the bulls championships, the two to three piece
Speaker 1: with Michael Jordan Robes. There were riots after every single
Speaker 1: one of those. And in the second, the nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: two that was the second championship year, they had one
Speaker 1: thousand people injured. What a thousand people injured in that Yes,
Speaker 1: it got rowdy often. There was a team that was
Speaker 1: stomped to death in nineteen ninety seven after that championship,
Speaker 1: and after they won several. The governor there actually brought
Speaker 1: in the National Guard nineteen ninety seven to protect the streets.
Speaker 1: It got really ugly there.
Speaker 3: I have chills now.
Speaker 2: I'm if I had known any of those statistics, I
Speaker 2: would have tried to tell my daughters they weren't allowed
Speaker 2: to go out. Wouldn't have worked, but I would have
Speaker 2: tried to. I would have been more vocal. You know,
Speaker 2: I don't think I realized how deadly specifically NBA finals
Speaker 2: have been in years past. Have we learned from those
Speaker 2: mistakes in terms of crowd control and policing, and so
Speaker 2: now they enter anticipated and they make sure they create
Speaker 2: certain I guess what boundaries, and they get better. They
Speaker 2: pen people in certain ways.
Speaker 1: You saw this happen in New Yeah, even them canceling
Speaker 1: the watch party out or not wanting to have the
Speaker 1: party when well President Trump was there.
Speaker 2: But even after a game four was it they did
Speaker 2: the same thing, but.
Speaker 1: They just it is or the it's yes, they've gotten better,
Speaker 1: but rob you get, really, how many thousands of drunk,
Speaker 1: euphoric people in a mob? It is a mob mindset?
Speaker 3: Wow, you have a lot.
Speaker 2: So you did the research and I'm looking at what
Speaker 2: you've written here all the different championships that have resulted
Speaker 2: in significant injury and or death.
Speaker 1: You'll remember the back to back World Series for the Dodgers.
Speaker 1: It got ugly out there for both of those. Twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three Yukon when its first championship ropes, it got
Speaker 1: ugly on their campus. Again. The game wasn't in stores
Speaker 1: Connecticut where they are, but they had thirty nine arrests there.
Speaker 1: Vehicles woul vandalize. They actually tore down a light pole
Speaker 1: and ram the student union after they won. Again, this
Speaker 1: is not even the town where they won. There were
Speaker 1: but robes get the use of that last line. They
Speaker 1: actually kicked kids out of school after this. One of
Speaker 1: them was supposed to graduate in a month and got
Speaker 1: expelled and got expelled.
Speaker 3: I mean that to me, that's just it's the I know.
Speaker 2: I understand there is a sociological psychological phenomenon known as groupthink,
Speaker 2: mob mentality, all of that, but I still have a hard.
Speaker 3: Time getting my head.
Speaker 2: Look, I obviously you and I are immersed in college football,
Speaker 2: and we have seen the passion that is in each campus,
Speaker 2: and certainly I've had We've had fantastic losses and amazing victories.
Speaker 3: But never, in my wildest dreams have I ever wanted
Speaker 3: to smash something, break something, swing from something, destroy something,
Speaker 3: be violent in any way. I would just prefer to
Speaker 3: raise a glass of champagne and jump up and down.
Speaker 1: Because you don't have a starchrone coursing through your faints,
Speaker 1: I don't understand. Well, how about this. Do you understand?
Speaker 1: You have watched me watch countless Arkansas games now, and
Speaker 1: you have watched me sometimes stand I will stand for
Speaker 1: the entire game. Yes, And you've seen me be on
Speaker 1: edge and it's pinned up, and it's a little this
Speaker 1: and that, and then they pull off a win and
Speaker 1: you see a release from me.
Speaker 3: You aren't breaking things in the apartment.
Speaker 1: But if I had a little more alcohol than me
Speaker 1: and you put me around several more guys with the
Speaker 1: same amount of alcohol who are just as excited about
Speaker 1: watching that razorback win as I am. Put me with
Speaker 1: two hundred guys like that, four hundred guys, two thousand
Speaker 1: guys out in the middle of the street. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: would probably leave, but.
Speaker 3: I still can't see you doing anything.
Speaker 1: Probably wouldn't.
Speaker 3: You're a bad example.
Speaker 1: And the last point I'll make Robes is Game three
Speaker 1: of the NBA Finals. The Knicks one every game in
Speaker 1: the NBA Finals except for the one President Trump attendant. Yeah,
Speaker 1: even that played a role in a factor and some
Speaker 1: things being pent up. They couldn't release because they weren't
Speaker 1: allowed to get close to the arena. We couldn't do
Speaker 1: our watch party. You moved us a little farther uptown.
Speaker 1: This was the first time they just got to cut loose.
Speaker 1: A championship won.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: As of now, as of this recording, we don't have
Speaker 2: any reports of injuries and certainly not any debts, and
Speaker 2: we'll take that as a victory. We'll hope those numbers hold.
Speaker 2: And yes, some people may have been arrested, but this
Speaker 2: is exciting and we've got a parade coming on Thursday,
Speaker 2: so they'll be more policing and more security in place,
Speaker 2: but hopefully it does give everybody a chance, maybe with
Speaker 2: a little less alcohol in their systems, to celebrate the.
Speaker 1: Next it'll be in the daytime early. They're our neighborhood.
Speaker 1: We'll miss it. They're going to we are missing I know,
Speaker 1: the Knicks parade coming through our neighbors.
Speaker 2: The funny thing is, we were absolutely excited about going
Speaker 2: to see World Cup watch parties in the nation in
Speaker 2: that they're being played, and that's why we decided.
Speaker 3: But I don't think we ever Obviously, when we made
Speaker 3: this trip, we had.
Speaker 2: No idea the Knicks were going to the finals, and
Speaker 2: we had no idea that the Knicks would actually win
Speaker 2: for the first time.
Speaker 3: In fifty three years. So it is what it is.
Speaker 1: They went to Game seven. We would have made it
Speaker 1: back in time for the parade.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, well.
Speaker 1: Here we are well folks. Always appreciate you spending a
Speaker 1: little time with us. Congrats once again to the Knicks
Speaker 1: and all of New York City. With that, we'll talk
Speaker 1: to you soon on TJ olds on behalf of my
Speaker 1: dear Amy Roboch. We will talk to y'lsoon.