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Speaker 2: Oh, welcome in episode one. What's right with Nick? Right?
Speaker 2: What a show we have for you today? I was
Speaker 2: up till two thirty in the morning. Just do your
Speaker 2: is here She will be introduced momentarilor I guess I
Speaker 2: just did. But I was up until two thirty in
Speaker 2: the morning, just buzzing off the fact of how blessed
Speaker 2: we are as sports fans that we have gotten to
Speaker 2: watch for twenty years now, the greatest athlete who has
Speaker 2: ever lived, somehow finding new heights to reach well after
Speaker 2: his prime, well after any realistic expectations. Sixty plus thousand
Speaker 2: minutes in in the same year he breaks the all
Speaker 2: time scoring record in the regular season, well after he
Speaker 2: had already broken the all time scoring record for the
Speaker 2: playoffs doing setting a career high in rebounds. I mean,
Speaker 2: we'll get to it. Also, Aaron Rodgers is traded. We
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Speaker 2: to or not. We have so many good things to
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Speaker 2: need twenty minutes on the first segment clock so much
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Speaker 2: Jimmy Butler drops a double nickel plus a penny to
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Speaker 3: You're making sure extra high today.
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Speaker 2: has been released which is making people wonder if book
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Speaker 2: That is not official, but we assume that is happening
Speaker 2: because Aaron Rodgers is now a Jet. All of that
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Speaker 2: show today?
Speaker 3: So while Aaron Rodgers was traded to New York City,
Speaker 3: yes he was today, but somehow we aren't starting with
Speaker 3: no we're news by friend said, we'll start with your
Speaker 3: bestie Lebron, and I guess he did something pretty cool
Speaker 3: last night. He tied the game with a second left
Speaker 3: and then the Lakers won in overtime to go up
Speaker 3: three to one on Memphis. Yeah, so be honest, are
Speaker 3: you more relieved with the win or concern that the
Speaker 3: Lakers almost blew their chance to win?
Speaker 2: Well, listen, that would have been a horrible loss. They
Speaker 2: had total control of the game in the first half,
Speaker 2: and in the final three minutes of the second quarter
Speaker 2: they let Memphis back in it. Memphis went on a
Speaker 2: fourteen to one run to cut a fifteen point lead
Speaker 2: to a two point lead. And at halftime I was
Speaker 2: anxious because Memphis had played so poorly and yet they
Speaker 2: were right there, and you had to be concerned that,
Speaker 2: oh man, they're gonna start hitting some shots. Somebody is
Speaker 2: gonna get hot, and how are the Lakers going to respond,
Speaker 2: because once again Anthony Davis was just a total no show.
Speaker 2: I think he had one made field goal in the
Speaker 2: first half. In fact, I don't have to tell you.
Speaker 2: I think I can double check that to be sure.
Speaker 2: Anthony Davis in the first half. Oh no, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: I'm wrong about that. He was zero for five in
Speaker 2: the first half. So that happens. And then the Grid
Speaker 2: not unexpectedly take a lead, and then they're up seven
Speaker 2: in the fourth and it looked like Lebron simply didn't
Speaker 2: have it. He looked gassed. It seems like the planter
Speaker 2: for schitis, which was supposed to be a season ending injury,
Speaker 2: had stolen some of his burst from him. He couldn't
Speaker 2: hit a shot. He hasn't been able to hit a
Speaker 2: three this entire series. He's now five. Well, I'll get
Speaker 2: to that. You were you were, you know, drayming counting
Speaker 2: sheep during this game. So let me paint the picture
Speaker 2: for you, my love, and explain to you why despite
Speaker 2: being five for twenty seven from three in the series,
Speaker 2: despite not having it, he was brilliant when it mattered
Speaker 2: most So Lebron didn't have it offensively, So how what
Speaker 2: was he going to do to put his imprint on
Speaker 2: the game. Well, he's gonna run the offense, played forty
Speaker 2: five minutes, had one total turnover, create open shots for others,
Speaker 2: and have a career high twenty rebounds. Career high guys
Speaker 2: played almost more games than anyone in NBA history. Has
Speaker 2: never had a twenty rebound game until last night. But
Speaker 2: that's not the story either. The story is on a
Speaker 2: night he didn't have it. When this is the critical
Speaker 2: game of the series, you go up three to one,
Speaker 2: you win ninety five percent of series NBA history. At
Speaker 2: two to two, now it's a best of three with
Speaker 2: Memphis having home court, going back to Memphis, and the
Speaker 2: Lakers look gassed and something's off with ad down two
Speaker 2: eight seconds left, ball in Lebron's hands. Is he gonna
Speaker 2: settle for a three? Is he gonna drive and kick?
Speaker 2: Gets to his right? That is really do you hear that?
Speaker 2: Do you are? That's mice running through the walls. It is?
Speaker 2: I knew you were gonna freak out.
Speaker 3: That is that is That absolutely.
Speaker 2: Is what that is. But let me get back to
Speaker 2: the Lebron thing. I knew that was gonna freak you out.
Speaker 2: That's just mice running through the walls. There's an ice
Speaker 2: cream shop next. Okay, I'm not messing with you. Okay,
Speaker 2: sure it was a chair moving, if that makes you
Speaker 2: feel better. Eight seconds left, Lebron gets to his right
Speaker 2: against the best defensive team in the Western Conference with
Speaker 2: the defensive player of the year, and tear drops it
Speaker 2: off the top of the backboard. In overtime, here we
Speaker 2: come then, actually, pre overtime, there's point eight left. Anthony
Speaker 2: Davis blocks Jommery and shot. Lebron gets the ball sixty
Speaker 2: feet from the basket. Keeves it makes it. It was
Speaker 2: after the buzzer it expired by about a second, so
Speaker 2: he makes it, but it doesn't count. We go to
Speaker 2: overtime in overtime, three point game, thirty seconds left after
Speaker 2: Lebron hit another layup over defensive play of the year
Speaker 2: Jaron Jackson Junior. He's got Dylan Brooks all professional wrestling
Speaker 2: heel Dylan Brooks chirp in all week. Lebron drives left,
Speaker 2: gets the foul and one good luck good night. Twenty
Speaker 2: two points, twenty rebounds, seven assists, two blocks, two charges taken,
Speaker 2: forty five minutes played, one turnover, and a three to
Speaker 2: one series lead. We've never ever seen anything like this.
Speaker 2: Lebron has played four playoff games in year twenty all
Speaker 2: players in league history. Where do these four games rank
Speaker 2: as far as points in a game for a player
Speaker 2: in year twenty first, second, fifth, and sixth. Kareem has
Speaker 2: to sandwiched in there. Didn't have it offensively, so he
Speaker 2: gives you twenty rebounds. Knew he was out of gas,
Speaker 2: but save just enough to make the game tying shot
Speaker 2: and then enough to make the game ceiling shot in overtime.
Speaker 2: And just for some context, because we're gonna talk some
Speaker 2: of the Lebron clutch stuff later, but this is an
Speaker 2: unbelievable stat in the last twenty five years, Lebron James
Speaker 2: in his career, but is now seven of twelve, seven
Speaker 2: of twelve. That's fifty eight percent on shots in the
Speaker 2: playoffs to tie or take the lead with one second
Speaker 2: or less remaining. Every other league MVP in the last
Speaker 2: twenty five years combined is six of twenty seven on
Speaker 2: those shots. Steph oh for one, Kobe two for six,
Speaker 2: Durant one for six. In fact, you know what, I think,
Speaker 2: it's actually worse than that because that list doesn't include
Speaker 2: Russell Westbrook. We can show it to you. It is
Speaker 2: un believable what he did last night. I'm gonna give
Speaker 2: you one other set in Kobe fans. I love and
Speaker 2: respect Kobe Bryant, but it's just the numbers. I want
Speaker 2: to make sure I have this right. Lebron James has
Speaker 2: played four career playoff games at Staples Slash Crypto. He
Speaker 2: now are five crew Buckaings. Pardon me. He has as
Speaker 2: many game games where in the playoffs where he tied
Speaker 2: or took the lead with a second remaining as Kobe
Speaker 2: did in his entire Laker career. Kobe did it one
Speaker 2: game ever, Game four of the playoffs in two thousand
Speaker 2: and six, or seven to go up three to one
Speaker 2: on Phoenix, a series they ended up actually losing. Lebron
Speaker 2: has now done it in his fifth Laker home game
Speaker 2: ever in the playoffs. Just unbelievable. Somehow, it was not
Speaker 2: the most unbelievable performance of the evening, Deora, Let's get
Speaker 2: to that.
Speaker 3: Okay, Jimmy Buckets went nuclear and Milwaukee is somehow down
Speaker 3: three to one. Butler dropped a heat playoff record fifty
Speaker 3: six points. Wait, yeah, didn't Lebron play for the heat?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: So he scored more than Lebron.
Speaker 2: Ever did in the playoffs. Yeah?
Speaker 3: And interesting? Interesting, No, no, no, that's all I wanted
Speaker 3: the interest a go ahead?
Speaker 2: Sorry about that?
Speaker 3: Did we just see playoff Jimmy kill the number one
Speaker 3: seed Bucks?
Speaker 2: All right? So because of what you just said, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna say because Reggie Miller said, that's the greatest heat
Speaker 2: playoff game ever, Reggie, take a deep breath, Jimmy was unbelievable.
Speaker 2: But the forty five to fifteen and ten forty five,
Speaker 2: because no one could no, I'm the forty five to
Speaker 2: fifteen and five that Lebron had with the Blueprint game
Speaker 2: Game six against the Celtics in twenty twelve, with the
Speaker 2: Eastern Armage Finals in Boston that is now. Maybe you
Speaker 2: could argue this is the best Heat playoff game in
Speaker 2: that building, but de Wade had some finals games. Lebron
Speaker 2: obviously had some games that would take issue with that.
Speaker 2: But it's an all time game and Jimmy Butler is
Speaker 2: an all time playoff performer. Jimmy Butler has zero forty
Speaker 2: point regular season games with the Heat. He now has
Speaker 2: seven forty point playoff games, fifty six points on twenty.
Speaker 2: I think what was it, twenty eight shots is just bananas.
Speaker 2: It's not supposed to happen ever, much less in the postseason,
Speaker 2: much less when the other team has Yannis. And he
Speaker 2: did it not because they were facing elimination. He did
Speaker 2: it to go up three games to one. It's just insane.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely insane what Butler did. And those of us
Speaker 2: that were saying the Heat were a scary first round team,
Speaker 2: as I didn't care what they were in the regular season.
Speaker 2: Here's what we know. They have the best coach in
Speaker 2: the NBA and Eric Spolstra, and they've got a guy
Speaker 2: who is like the twenty or twenty first or twenty
Speaker 2: second best player in the league in the regular season
Speaker 2: and then becomes a top ten guy without a doubt
Speaker 2: in the postseason without a doubt. And he deserves so
Speaker 2: much credit, man so much credit for being such so
Speaker 2: Jimmy Butler in the last four years. Here's what he's
Speaker 2: done with Miami. Three years ago in twenty twelve, which
Speaker 2: was his yes first year with Miami, drags that team
Speaker 2: to the finals. Has an all time finals game. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna give you the stat line on it because it
Speaker 2: was just an all time going blow for blow with
Speaker 2: Lebron performed in Game three of those finals, he had
Speaker 2: forty eleven and thirteen. Then, facing elimination in the finals,
Speaker 2: has thirty five twelve eleven with five steals. They end
Speaker 2: up losing Lebron in six. The next year, they get
Speaker 2: knocked out by Milwaukee in Round one, so be it.
Speaker 2: The next year, last year they're the one seed, they
Speaker 2: are injured, facing elimination Game six in Boston in the
Speaker 2: Eastern Conference Finals, he has forty seven to nine, eight
Speaker 2: and four and they win. And then in Game seven
Speaker 2: of those Eastern Conference Finals, he plays all forty eight minutes,
Speaker 2: has thirty five and nine and has a three at
Speaker 2: the end of the game. To win, and he just
Speaker 2: misses it. Thus far in this series against the number
Speaker 2: one seed Milwaukee Bucks, he is averaging thirty seven, six
Speaker 2: and five on sixty three percent shooting and fifty three
Speaker 2: percent from three. He's a playoff legend. Man. There's just
Speaker 2: no getting around it. Now. I don't think the Bucks
Speaker 2: are dead. I am very excited to see how Yannis responds.
Speaker 2: Game five at home, they one hundred percent should win.
Speaker 2: Then Game six in Miami, see what Yannis can channel,
Speaker 2: and then you would have Game seven back at home.
Speaker 2: Their backs are against the wall. Yannis is still the
Speaker 2: best player in the world. However, as some of us expected,
Speaker 2: Spolstra is coaching circles around Budenholtzer and Budenholtz be better.
Speaker 2: But that's an all time Butler game, all time. That's
Speaker 2: only I'm gonna try to do this off the top
Speaker 2: of my head, and then I'm gonna check and see
Speaker 2: if I'm right. I think the only playoff games where
Speaker 2: anyone has scored more than Jimmy's fifty six last night
Speaker 2: is Donovan Mitchell's fifty seven a couple of years ago,
Speaker 2: Elgin Baylor had sixty one once and Michael Jordan's famous
Speaker 2: sixty three point game. I'm gonna make sure that's the
Speaker 2: full list, but I'm fairly certain. Let me just go
Speaker 2: to Basketball Reference playoff leaders single game points. Yeah, Elgin, Baylor's,
Speaker 2: Jordan's sixty three, Elgin sixty one, Donovan's fifty seven, and
Speaker 2: then three other guys have had fifty six other than Jimmy, Jordan,
Speaker 2: Barkley in the best game of Barkley's care and will I.
Speaker 2: When I was doing the NBA project, I rewatched one
Speaker 2: of these Barkley games, not the fifty. Barkley had fifty
Speaker 2: six against the Warriors. That's not the game that I rewatched.
Speaker 2: I thought it was. When I'm wrong and I text Charles,
Speaker 2: I'm not really like a text relationship with him, but
Speaker 2: I couldn't help myself and told him, I just watched
Speaker 2: one of the best games I've ever seen, no Barkley.
Speaker 2: It was a Game seven against Seattle in the Western
Speaker 2: Conference Finals when we had forty four and twenty four.
Speaker 2: I think people forget what a monster peak Charles Barkley was.
Speaker 2: Jimmy Butler man playoff. Jimmy's a real thing, and he's
Speaker 2: a terrifying force to see. On the other side, of
Speaker 2: the court. All right, what's next to your Okay?
Speaker 3: So our long national nightmares finally over. Yeah, the jetson
Speaker 3: Packers finally reached a deal to trade Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 2: Here's the details, all right, we can show the details
Speaker 2: on the screen. Let me sum these up for you,
Speaker 2: because it seems ignore the fifth and sixth round pick swaps.
Speaker 2: Here's the way to look at it, all right, because
Speaker 2: I don't think it's been explained properly. What the Packers
Speaker 2: got for Aaron Rodgers is the follower They move up
Speaker 2: two spots in the first round this year from fifteen
Speaker 2: to thirteen. They also get the forty second pick this year.
Speaker 2: They also get the Jets' first round pick next year,
Speaker 2: unless somehow Rogers does not play at least sixty five
Speaker 2: percent of the snaps, in which case they get the
Speaker 2: second round pick from the Jets next year. So, again,
Speaker 2: in overwhelming likelihood, barring a bad Rogers injury, what the
Speaker 2: Packers got for Rodgers is you move up from fifteen
Speaker 2: to thirteen. You get the forty second pick and a
Speaker 2: first rounder next year. Go ahead to your.
Speaker 3: Okay, So now that now that that's done, what's more
Speaker 3: likely for the Jets they win the Super Bowl, or
Speaker 3: this pulls up in their face miserably.
Speaker 2: Listen, I think the most likely outcome is neither. But
Speaker 2: of those two far and away, it's most likely. If
Speaker 2: you're telling me it's one of one of these two
Speaker 2: things is guaranteed to happen. Either they win the super
Speaker 2: Bowl or this goes terribly, then the obvious answer is
Speaker 2: that it goes terrible. This seems on super Bowls just not.
Speaker 2: Rogers was not that good last year when he was
Speaker 2: winning MVPs. He wasn't that good in the postseason. Everyone
Speaker 2: is freakable to say that.
Speaker 3: Living in New York City's out here.
Speaker 2: I understand, and Knicks fans are already mad at me,
Speaker 2: and that's that's fine. Giants fans are mad at me.
Speaker 2: Can't live my life that way. I can't that your
Speaker 2: mom gets mad at me. Sometimes you can't be talking
Speaker 2: bad about all these I just might. I owe you
Speaker 2: know who, I owe my loyalty to the audience. The
Speaker 2: audience deserves my God's honest opinion about all this stuff.
Speaker 2: And that's what they're gonna get. Here's the thing people
Speaker 2: have wrong about the Jets. The Jets defense was unbelievable
Speaker 2: last year defense tends to wax and Wayne year to year,
Speaker 2: a number top three defense one year far from guarantees
Speaker 2: of top three defense the following year. That's the first point.
Speaker 2: Second point is this Rogers at age forty, much like
Speaker 2: Lebron is doing in the NBA, Brady perverted our brains
Speaker 2: on what we think in aging quarterbacks going to look
Speaker 2: like you. Then add to the fact I don't love
Speaker 2: the Jets coaching staff. I think they gave up a
Speaker 2: ton I'm not sure how engaged Rogers is gonna be
Speaker 2: in the offseason. This to me has a ton of
Speaker 2: warning signs. Now, I get real quick. I get why
Speaker 2: they did it. You feel like you have an opportunity
Speaker 2: to take a shot this season, and you had a
Speaker 2: disastrous quarterback situation last year. Disastrous, so I understand why
Speaker 2: they did it. But they paid a heavy premium for
Speaker 2: a guy that could if Rogers ends up playing this
Speaker 2: year and they don't have going a real playoff run
Speaker 2: and then he retires, you then traded the forty second
Speaker 2: pick your first round or next year and moved back
Speaker 2: in the first round this year two spots for what
Speaker 2: they paid a heavy, heavy premium for. Folks saying Oh,
Speaker 2: the Jets of all the leverage. That's not how this
Speaker 2: negotiation ended up going. I like this trade for the
Speaker 2: Packers a lot more than I like it for the Jets.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, and now though sorry.
Speaker 3: Okay, So, as a Chiefs fan, who are you more
Speaker 3: and more worried about the Jets, Bengals or Bills?
Speaker 2: Oh? The Jets are not in that discussion to me. Uh,
Speaker 2: the Bank and the Chargers are to me, the two
Speaker 2: biggest competitors for the Chiefs, and then after that it's
Speaker 2: the Bills and the Jags. And then after that it
Speaker 2: would be the Jets and the Ravens, assuming Lamar is
Speaker 2: back with the Ravens, which I don't know if he
Speaker 2: will be. The Jets are not a contender. The Jets
Speaker 2: are a contender for a wild card spot, not a
Speaker 2: contender for the Super Bowl. You got another follow up here,
Speaker 2: So but what about the Packers?
Speaker 3: Yeah, clinch or flag in or out on Jordan Love.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen enough of him. I'm gonna root for
Speaker 2: the guy. See. Uh, the Packers are clearly in on him.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you this much. There is a chance,
Speaker 2: there is a non zero chance he's the best quarterback
Speaker 2: in the NFC North next year. Kirk Cousins is cooked.
Speaker 2: Jared Goff will see if he can duplicate what he
Speaker 2: did this. You're in the just fields hold on a
Speaker 2: huge No. Now, he could be the worst quarterback in
Speaker 2: that division, but we haven't seen enough of him. But
Speaker 2: I'm rooting for the guy. We're in overtime. Gosh, darn it,
Speaker 2: all right, last go ahead?
Speaker 3: Okay, So the Kings nearly took a nearly took a
Speaker 3: stranglehold on the series. But Harrison Barnes happened. Sucks, but
Speaker 3: an even bigger loss for Sacramento. The Aaron Fox fractured
Speaker 3: a finger on a shooting hand. Demante says he's got
Speaker 3: to play it through. But I wouldn't take the advice
Speaker 3: from Demande.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's show Demanse's tweet. Demanse said he's got
Speaker 2: to play through the I sent a group text that
Speaker 2: I'm crushed about Fox's injuries. Demanse wrote, gotta play through that.
Speaker 2: And then evidently whoever's posted the screenshot, they have Demonse
Speaker 2: in his their phone saved his Fox reporter what are
Speaker 2: you saying door about?
Speaker 3: Demonzi heard his finger a while ago.
Speaker 2: Playing baskets playing basketball, he hurt his finger.
Speaker 3: And he continued to play through it, and now Demande's
Speaker 3: finger is permanently stuck bent.
Speaker 2: He cannot do anything with his deformed.
Speaker 3: It literally does not go from not bending, and he's
Speaker 3: telling him to play through it. So if Demande says
Speaker 3: play through it, I do the exact opposite of it.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's make sure we send this to Demanse and
Speaker 2: we tweet this out. Is his sister making fun of
Speaker 2: his physical You are you are? But I think you're
Speaker 2: right on this one. There are a lot of things
Speaker 2: I would take Demand's advice on what to do and
Speaker 2: not to do. This is like, Actually, what's so funny
Speaker 2: about that text from Demanse is this, oddly is something
Speaker 2: He is a first hand expert on what do you
Speaker 2: do if you suffer a significant finger injury while playing
Speaker 2: basketball and want to keep playing basketball, And his own
Speaker 2: experience would tell you, well, what you don't do is
Speaker 2: ignore it and just keep playing, or else you end
Speaker 2: up looking like an old offensive lineman with your finger mangled.
Speaker 2: He can't even Yeah, yeah, he's gonna be so mad
Speaker 2: at you. He pour demons before these shows. We all
Speaker 2: have to clap and he can't even clap that great.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's a great looking kid. He's doing great.
Speaker 2: I love him so much. He's just got unlucky. But
Speaker 2: it's bad advice he's giving Daron Fox. What's the other
Speaker 2: question you have here?
Speaker 3: Does this change your predictions that the Kings will win?
Speaker 3: And in the Warriors dynasty?
Speaker 2: I don't want to talk about this. Oh, I don't
Speaker 2: want to talk about this. If Fox can't play, they
Speaker 2: can't and they're the better team. And this is where
Speaker 2: Warrior fans get mad at me. But these are just
Speaker 2: the facts on the ground as we all know them.
Speaker 2: In twenty fifteen, Lebron and the Calves were better than
Speaker 2: the Warriors, and before the series even started, Kevin Love
Speaker 2: had his shoulder ripped out of socket by Kelly Olynnock
Speaker 2: and missed the series, And in Game one Kyrie Irving
Speaker 2: broke his kneecap and missed the rest of the series,
Speaker 2: and the Warriors won their first championship in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 2: One of the greatest teams ever, the Warriors team with
Speaker 2: Kevin Durant. We're playing a Spurs team that was unbelievable
Speaker 2: that season. First, I haven't heard that name well because
Speaker 2: Kawhi Leonard left. Kawhi was still on the team. They
Speaker 2: were up, they being the Spurs twenty two points in
Speaker 2: the second half of Game one, and then Zaza injured Kawhi.
Speaker 2: Kawhi missed the rest of the series and the Warriors
Speaker 2: were on to win the title. Two thy eighteen, the
Speaker 2: Warriors with Kevin Durant are trailing the sixty five win
Speaker 2: Rockets three games to two. The Rockets have Game seven
Speaker 2: at home and at the end of Game five, Chris
Speaker 2: Paul pulls his hamstrng misses the rest of the series
Speaker 2: and the Warriors win title number three. Last year, the
Speaker 2: Warriors in Round two are in a dogfight with the Grizzlies,
Speaker 2: and the grizzlies best player, John Moran gets hurt. They
Speaker 2: go on to win that series. Job misses the rest
Speaker 2: of the series, misses games from Game four on, and
Speaker 2: the Warriors going to win the title. That is four
Speaker 2: years where either the player they had the most trouble
Speaker 2: guarding or the second best player on their biggest competition
Speaker 2: got hurt en route to them winning a title. Now
Speaker 2: I understand Warriors fans in twenty nineteen, you would have
Speaker 2: won the title if you didn't suffer injuries. I get it,
Speaker 2: but that's four rings where injury played a major factor
Speaker 2: in your favor. One word's gone against you. And now
Speaker 2: this year, a guy you can't guard breaks the tip
Speaker 2: of his finger at the end of game four. And
Speaker 2: now we'll see it's such a bummer. I've been so
Speaker 2: happy today and you brought me down. Take a ninety
Speaker 2: second break, come back. Don't forget your questions and comments
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Speaker 2: All right, welcome back. What excuse, young lady. I went
Speaker 2: over this with you before.
Speaker 3: I've had a few people in the comments, tell me
Speaker 3: that I should be the one to bring us back
Speaker 3: from breaks.
Speaker 2: Actually really, yeah, okay, you know what, guys, can we
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Speaker 3: Hey guys, and welcome back from the break. This is
Speaker 3: episode one four five. Leave some comments in the comments.
Speaker 3: And yeah, so next segment, this is the b block. Now, yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: somehow we're still gonna talk about Lebron. Last week you
Speaker 3: talked about how statistically Lebron is more clutch than Kobe.
Speaker 3: Last night definitely helped your case, but Twitter took a
Speaker 3: cold took the cold hard stats and called them your opinion.
Speaker 2: Actually, yeah, we can show you. I can show you
Speaker 2: the tweet this from Legion hoops, you're doing a great job.
Speaker 2: Scoot Nick Wright says Lebron is more clutch than Kobe.
Speaker 2: MJ and staff agree. Question Mark now, and don't I
Speaker 2: don't know that, I said he's more clutch than Jordan.
Speaker 2: I said the last twenty six years that what the
Speaker 2: numbers were. That obviously doesn't cover yourself. Now, well, I
Speaker 2: want to say exactly what I said, but go ahead,
Speaker 2: or you can read the rest of the question.
Speaker 3: Okay, while others were out partying on their Friday nights,
Speaker 3: you were busy texting our producers to add this to
Speaker 3: today's show. My main question is why are we still
Speaker 3: talking about this? And why are you bothering our producers
Speaker 3: on a Friday night. You may not have a life.
Speaker 2: They do, Okay, Well, first of all, I'm not. I'm
Speaker 2: sure some do and some don't. I mean, look at
Speaker 2: look at this crew of misfits, uh not all of them.
Speaker 2: I obviously they look like their party animals. Do you
Speaker 2: think so?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think Victor probably you know, gets after it.
Speaker 3: Daniel, you sound like such an old What do you mean?
Speaker 3: I'm sure I get after her.
Speaker 2: Sure Victor gets after it. Victor rides a motorcycle. He doesn't.
Speaker 2: I Kara? I you know what. I I'm still embarrassed
Speaker 2: because a year ago I accidentally called Kara the wrong
Speaker 2: job title, and I'm still just.
Speaker 3: Yeah, would you call her?
Speaker 2: I messed up.
Speaker 3: That's like it's about to be really bad. What did
Speaker 3: you call her?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I said, you.
Speaker 3: Should tell everyone what Kara does and what you thought
Speaker 3: she did.
Speaker 2: She's our second in command producer.
Speaker 3: What did you think she was?
Speaker 2: I said, look at the screen. I Oh no, I
Speaker 2: I got no, it's not because well, here's the thing.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be totally honest with you, and I I
Speaker 2: just I hope the audience cuts me a break here.
Speaker 2: At the time, I said that we had a female
Speaker 2: intern on the TV show, and I just got it
Speaker 2: transposed to my head. So yes, kind of it was
Speaker 2: because she was a woman work everybody that wasn't. But
Speaker 2: I just got it transposed in my head because I
Speaker 2: have a work group chat and that it wasn't great.
Speaker 2: I really as soon as I said, I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: I don't think that's right. And so but now I'm distracted.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to talk you threw me off here trying
Speaker 2: to make me relive the most embarrassing moment of this show.
Speaker 2: Uh so as far as me texting them on a
Speaker 2: Friday night, I forget things and so I just like
Speaker 2: used the text chain like, hey, remind me to talk
Speaker 2: about this. That tweet irked me from Leejen Hoops because
Speaker 2: forget the replies to it, the replies to it are
Speaker 2: just a hellscape. But it irked me because there is
Speaker 2: such adamant believe that, look, Lebron is when it comes
Speaker 2: to clutch stuff, Lebron is well below average. And Kobe
Speaker 2: and Steph and Kevin Duran, whomever you want, are legendary performers.
Speaker 2: And that is not a tenable opinion that would be
Speaker 2: like that. You can't just say I believe I'm six '
Speaker 2: five if you're six feet tall, you can't be like, well,
Speaker 2: it's what I believe. There are certain things that are
Speaker 2: objective fact.
Speaker 3: Energy gives off.
Speaker 2: Okay, sure, whatever I identify as six ' five, you
Speaker 2: could say a lot of those things. But there are
Speaker 2: certain things that are just objective facts. And how's and
Speaker 2: I want to talk about this before Lebron hit a
Speaker 2: layup over the defensive player of the year, the one
Speaker 2: with less than a second left tie of the game.
Speaker 2: And it, to me is an interesting topic just because
Speaker 2: it does speak to how the media has the ability
Speaker 2: to warp our perception of things, even things we've seen.
Speaker 2: So most people who are watching this show, or who
Speaker 2: are fans of this show want? Have watched the entirety
Speaker 2: of Lebron's career. Most of us, except for our very
Speaker 2: young viewers, have watched the entirety of Kobe's career. And
Speaker 2: that's why I replied to the tweet saying I didn't
Speaker 2: say it. The historical record says it. Argue with the video,
Speaker 2: not with me, and the tweet that I put out
Speaker 2: there was I'll and I'll give you the details on
Speaker 2: it here as as soon as I pull it up
Speaker 2: where I just tweeted out in response to Legion Hoops again,
Speaker 2: I don't know why I'm arguing with Legion Hoops on
Speaker 2: a Friday night and I get frustrated.
Speaker 3: Something even I was doing stuff.
Speaker 2: This was what I put up. There was final minute
Speaker 2: of the fourth quarter of playoff games, a fourth quarter
Speaker 2: or ot what are guys field goal percentage? And Lebron,
Speaker 2: by the way, after last night, is now twenty two
Speaker 2: of forty five and Kobe in that exact same setting
Speaker 2: was nine of thirty one. And then we can again, oh,
Speaker 2: that's just the last twenty years. By the way, Kobe's
Speaker 2: entire career, he was eleven of forty four we can
Speaker 2: expand it. We can do it however you want to
Speaker 2: do it. Twelve or forty four. Pardon me for Lebron's
Speaker 2: now twenty two of forty five and Kobe's twelve of
Speaker 2: forty four. But the media has hammered this point so much.
Speaker 2: The majority of people, even though they saw both careers,
Speaker 2: just take it as a fact and take my opinion,
Speaker 2: which is not an opinion, it's just the statistical record.
Speaker 2: They take that as a hot take. That's fascinating to me.
Speaker 2: The way ability, it's like almost a different version of
Speaker 2: the Mandela effects, which is where people have collective memories.
Speaker 2: Do you know what that is? Yes, the Mandela effects, Well,
Speaker 2: if the audience doesn't know what it is. There are
Speaker 2: certain things that unrelated people believe that never happened. So
Speaker 2: one of them is like.
Speaker 3: Pictures or stuff that just everyone sees it a certain way, but.
Speaker 2: It was never actually it was never actually there, So
Speaker 2: like a famous one. Is the reason it's called the
Speaker 2: Meandella effect is a lot of people believe Nelson Mandela
Speaker 2: died a couple decades ago in prison, but he didn't
Speaker 2: a lot of people swear to this day that there
Speaker 2: was a movie in the nineties where Sinbad played a genie.
Speaker 2: They swear that happened, but that movie never existed. So
Speaker 2: that's the Mandela effect. It's the old kid's card or
Speaker 2: children's book, the Berenstein Bears or the Barren Stain Bears.
Speaker 2: Well it's a stain or stain is what people get
Speaker 2: wrong on it, but doesn't matter. There's a lot of
Speaker 2: examples of this collective mis memory. This is kind of
Speaker 2: a media induced sports version of it, where people have
Speaker 2: just told you for so long, this guy is something,
Speaker 2: this guy isn't something that even though your eyes saw
Speaker 2: something different, people could take a polygraph to the effect
Speaker 2: of the opposite. All right, let's play a game.
Speaker 3: Okay, so we're about to play freak out or chill out?
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: So the first one is the Suns are on their
Speaker 3: way to a gentleman's sweep of the Clippers, but that
Speaker 3: doesn't mean that they will be well rested. The sun
Speaker 3: Stars are averaging over forty minutes a game. Can they
Speaker 3: keep it up? Should the Suns freak out or chill out? Oh?
Speaker 2: I freak out and I would chill out on the minutes.
Speaker 2: But if I were a Suns fan, I would freak out.
Speaker 2: This to me is a really noteworthy factor of this
Speaker 2: postseason so far. Right now, if we go to let
Speaker 2: me and I'm gonna pull it up, so we have
Speaker 2: it exactly. The minutes leaders in these playoffs number one
Speaker 2: minutes per game Kevin Durant forty four, Number two Devin
Speaker 2: Booker forty four, tied for Chris Paul thirty nine. Flip
Speaker 2: side of that, which team's bench has scored the fewest
Speaker 2: points by far in these playoffs The Phoenix Suns. So,
Speaker 2: first of all, you keep playing these tight fourth quarters
Speaker 2: against the Clippers team that only has Russ, and shout
Speaker 2: out to Russ for this throwback performance. It's just brilliant
Speaker 2: what he's done. I didn't think he had it in
Speaker 2: him anymore. It's been unbelievable to watch, But so we are.
Speaker 2: We're seeing, first of all, the Suns not be able
Speaker 2: to put a team away that's without its two best guys.
Speaker 2: You're then also seeing the Suns coach feel like I
Speaker 2: can't trust anyone off my bench. So Kevin duran at
Speaker 2: age thirty four, who's been injured each of the last
Speaker 2: four years, I'm playing in forty four minutes a game
Speaker 2: in round one, and what I'm telling you is going
Speaker 2: to happen is he is either going to suffer some
Speaker 2: sort of soft tissue injury or he is going to
Speaker 2: go into a slump and be like, oh what happened
Speaker 2: to Kad? And what's gonna happen to him is he's
Speaker 2: gonna be exhausted. And next round they're in Denver playing
Speaker 2: at altitude. It's a recipe for disaster. The Sons are
Speaker 2: super talented. I think they're not one guy. I think
Speaker 2: they're two guys short, and I would be concerned if
Speaker 2: I were them, so I would freak out. Next.
Speaker 3: So NBA refs are under attack. De Jontay Murray was
Speaker 3: suspended for bumping a ref. Jason Tatum also fully shoved
Speaker 3: a ref, but no one's talking about it. The refs
Speaker 3: in Golden State were clearly scared that they'd be next,
Speaker 3: so they refuse to give Draymond a second technical. Should
Speaker 3: the rest freak out or chill out? I think I
Speaker 3: think they should freak out.
Speaker 2: Freak out about what? Tell me why?
Speaker 3: I mean, I'd be scared I'm gonna get hit by
Speaker 3: a six something basketball player too.
Speaker 2: Well, the refs don't actually hit. I'm sorry, I shouldn't
Speaker 2: say refs. Uh. The players are not going to actually
Speaker 2: hit the ref. What Jonta Murray did is wild. What
Speaker 2: de Jontay Murray did is objectively speaking, just wild, and
Speaker 2: he deserved to be suspended. I didn't see the Tatum
Speaker 2: thing until I saw it in the rundown, so I
Speaker 2: want to look at it. That was kind of wild too,
Speaker 2: but because it was in the flow of the game,
Speaker 2: the refs just agreed to look the other way. What
Speaker 2: I will tell you is that the refs, I'm glad
Speaker 2: they didn't throw Draymond out of that game, but Draymond
Speaker 2: was playing with fire. The reason people thought he might
Speaker 2: get thrown out, he already out of tech and it's
Speaker 2: what It's worse than what Nick Claxon got thrown out
Speaker 2: for the refs. I think need to just take a beat.
Speaker 2: They threw Dylan Brooks out of the game. He deserves
Speaker 2: chill out. Yeah, I think they need to chill out.
Speaker 2: They threw him. They didn't throw him beat out of
Speaker 2: the game when he probably did deserve it. They threw
Speaker 2: Draymond out of the game when he did deserve it.
Speaker 2: I don't have a ton of sympathy for Brooks, Draymond
Speaker 2: or Embiid and Beid got away with it because those
Speaker 2: guys have a history of flavorant fouls. They didn't threw
Speaker 2: Harden out of the game when he didn't deserve it.
Speaker 2: Can we just chill on the ejections and for the players, really,
Speaker 2: just to Jontay Murray, don't put your hands on the officials.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous, all right? Next?
Speaker 3: Okay, So Kawi miss back to back games with a niece,
Speaker 3: brands out again tonight. Now his team is on the
Speaker 3: break of elimination because of his nability unavailable unavailability? Yeah,
Speaker 3: should Clippers fans freak out or chill out? Oh?
Speaker 2: You gotta freak out this disaster? Why? I mean, do
Speaker 2: you think it's equal.
Speaker 3: To if Lebron were to be injured and have to
Speaker 3: go out?
Speaker 2: Well? No, I I think for the here's why this
Speaker 2: is a bigger deal for the Clippers. The Lakers already
Speaker 2: won a title with Lebron, and Lebron everyone knows at
Speaker 2: this stage of his career, injuries are gonna play a
Speaker 2: huge factor. Kawhi is supposed to be in his prime.
Speaker 2: They load managed him all year so he would be
Speaker 2: healthy for the playoffs. And by the Clipper's own definition,
Speaker 2: who's healthy by for one playoff game and then played
Speaker 2: through injury in Game two and now is gonna miss
Speaker 2: the rest of the series. Also, I thought it was
Speaker 2: very odd they declared him day to day with a
Speaker 2: knee sprain out for Game three. He then missed Game four.
Speaker 2: They then announced him out for Game five yesterday midday.
Speaker 2: So if you're day to day with a knee sprain
Speaker 2: and the game is today, yes, I think he said
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna be able to play, guys, And I'm
Speaker 2: not saying he's not hurt. And I also listen, I
Speaker 2: also understand Kawhi Leonard's going through a legitimate family tragedy
Speaker 2: right now. His sisters, I think about to go to
Speaker 2: prison for a very long time alleged murder, and so
Speaker 2: I understand that he's dealing with that, and I understand
Speaker 2: that he's hurt. But if you're the Clippers, you mortgage
Speaker 2: your entire future for Kawhi and Paul George. You got
Speaker 2: Paul George because Kawhi wanted you to. I'm sure now
Speaker 2: he wishes he had asked for Jimmy Butler instead, or
Speaker 2: just asked for nothing and kept those assets and kept Shay.
Speaker 2: But the fact that with that, Kawhi Leonard with the
Speaker 2: Clippers has never played in the conference finals and has
Speaker 2: now hurt again, and you can't rely on it in
Speaker 2: the regular season. You can't rely on him in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: When he's healthy, he's great. But the guy's never healthy.
Speaker 2: And it's a disaster, a total, abject disaster for the
Speaker 2: Clippers franchise, which now have a guy that you almost
Speaker 2: have to play like a sixth man on a max
Speaker 2: deal for the next couple of years. It's a disaster,
Speaker 2: all right. Last thing, So last week.
Speaker 3: I just like to say, I don't approve of this.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, I'm just a part of the show. I'm
Speaker 2: not going to reveal any real secrets or anything. Last week,
Speaker 2: do you or and I wore you see Santa Barbaras
Speaker 2: or you see Santa Cruz pardon me, sweatshirts on the
Speaker 2: show because it was looking like that's where she was
Speaker 2: going to go to school like that. She then found
Speaker 2: out she got into a school here in New York City.
Speaker 2: As we've said, she's still waiting to hear back from
Speaker 2: you See Berkeley. And if anyone watching has some juice
Speaker 2: at you see Berkeley. You know what I mean, she'd
Speaker 2: be a wonderful edition to the campus. I have something
Speaker 2: to tell you about this because I think you believe
Speaker 2: that I really want you to stay in New York City.
Speaker 3: I don't think that.
Speaker 2: Actually you don't think that. Okay, you think mommy really
Speaker 2: wants you to stay in New York City, So do yours.
Speaker 2: Let's assume she doesn't get into UC Berkeley. She's either
Speaker 2: going to be in Manhattan.
Speaker 3: Or I'm not going Manhattan.
Speaker 2: I'm saying you're too.
Speaker 3: You can't saying it's a choice, it's.
Speaker 2: One or the other. You don't know. I'm not well,
Speaker 2: you haven't even visited this school. You've got its right,
Speaker 2: and you probably should talk to you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: their drama department and see if anything jumps out at
Speaker 2: you and these things. You don't want to make rash decisions.
Speaker 2: But I'm on your side on this. I actually think
Speaker 2: that unless if you're not from New York City, I
Speaker 2: think going to college in New York City could be
Speaker 2: a crazy awesome experience. You is there what I mean? Like,
Speaker 2: if you're from say you had grown up in Houston,
Speaker 2: where we lived, and we never moved here and you
Speaker 2: got into a college in New York City, then I
Speaker 2: think that'd be one thing. Because you've spent all of
Speaker 2: high school year. I do think going to an actual
Speaker 2: campus and doing all of that would be a great experience.
Speaker 2: So I'm not trying to and I'm not going to
Speaker 2: try to pressure you into any decision. What I will
Speaker 2: tell you, and I think our YouTube commenters would agree,
Speaker 2: is you shouldn't make any definitive decisions until you've seen
Speaker 2: both places. I've but you haven't seen Santa Cruz. You
Speaker 2: got to go there, so you can't say like I'm
Speaker 2: one hundred percent going there until you've actually walked the campus,
Speaker 2: you know, felt that your foot on the feet on
Speaker 2: the grass, interacted with the students, those types of things
Speaker 2: like this is a this is a major life decision
Speaker 2: you're making. So you're just you're dead set.
Speaker 3: I told you who I was, That's what. That's my
Speaker 3: point here, guys, is that me and him have had
Speaker 3: this conversation. He's still deciding to have the conversation here now.
Speaker 2: Well, I just think, you know, I think that we
Speaker 2: can talk it through. I am gonna miss your scoop.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna miss you so much. I just keep an
Speaker 2: open mind. Can we keep an open mind? Or are
Speaker 2: we like, like, then, why did you apply there?
Speaker 3: That was the case. I didn't get into any schools.
Speaker 3: I applied to seventeen schools.
Speaker 2: He did apply to a lot of schools. We applied
Speaker 2: to seven. That was a good father daughter bonding time,
Speaker 2: wasn't it? Come on? Don't let me hang it? Come on?
Speaker 2: That was good. Those are good times filling out those applications.
Speaker 3: Everything quotes from him.
Speaker 2: A few quotes from me. Oh that's something. Does has
Speaker 2: a quote file on her phone of taking out of
Speaker 2: context quotes from me that she says she gonna use.
Speaker 3: From all of my friends. I could cancel him.
Speaker 2: At any okay, don't say you could cancel me.
Speaker 3: I can cancel anyone.
Speaker 2: Okay. Again, I don't say cancel liable things. That is incorrect. However,
Speaker 2: Douora thinks she could, and she's like, has it like
Speaker 2: as a blackmail book on succession.
Speaker 3: I think it's pretty funny.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, so that's on her phone, and you're like,
Speaker 2: I have them from you and my friends.
Speaker 3: Cares what your silly friends say.
Speaker 2: It's not gonna they impact. They're they're they're they're teenagers.
Speaker 3: They're not supposed to have an impact. They're supposed to
Speaker 3: just be funny.
Speaker 2: I don't like it. I'm I'm gonna magnetize your phone
Speaker 2: or erase the phone. All right, your questions comments? Next
Speaker 2: What's right? All right, welcome back, Welcome back in What's
Speaker 2: Right with Nick Wright? Uh so do you or read
Speaker 2: that first first one we have here for our listener
Speaker 2: comments and questions.
Speaker 3: Okay, in the chat about it, doesn't people claim Shazam
Speaker 3: with Sindbad exists, Yogi Jacob lights.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I'm saying, But it doesn't. That's the
Speaker 2: thing is, Sindbad was never in a movie as a genie.
Speaker 2: But so many that's the Mandela effect. So many people
Speaker 2: swear that that movie existed. It simply never existed.
Speaker 3: So pictures of it right here?
Speaker 2: Of what him as a genie? Let me see what,
Speaker 2: show me what you're looking at?
Speaker 3: So the legend of the seven scenes.
Speaker 2: The Yeah, so there was never Sinbad was never in
Speaker 2: a movie as a genie. Everybody thinks he was that
Speaker 2: now he did for April Fool's Day a few years
Speaker 2: ago posted image like leaning into the Mandeli effect thing
Speaker 2: as like, hey, here's that movie. But that movie never existed.
Speaker 2: It never existed one hundred percent, but everyone swears it did.
Speaker 2: So there's again. If people care about the Mandela effect,
Speaker 2: that the most famous one is that when Nelson Mandela
Speaker 2: died in twenty thirteen, thousands of people swore he died
Speaker 2: on Robin Island in prison in the eighties, but he didn't.
Speaker 2: The there are the So the one that I would
Speaker 2: have one hundred percent gotten wrong is it was not
Speaker 2: the barren Stein Bears. It was the Barren Stain Bears.
Speaker 2: But I never would have gotten that right. Or like
Speaker 2: the Fruit of the Loom thing, the Fruit of the
Speaker 2: Loom thing is crazy as well. Yeah, the go explain
Speaker 2: that one.
Speaker 3: Do you think I think it's the the cornucopia was
Speaker 3: never there, never in the Fruit of a loomb, which
Speaker 3: I think is absolutely insane and so or Looney Tunes.
Speaker 2: Looney Tunes is a weird one. The fact that it
Speaker 2: was never called cheese It. It's cheese It, like these
Speaker 2: are all.
Speaker 3: But that there's no black at the end of Pikachu's tail,
Speaker 3: well that one, I don't know that one's true. There's
Speaker 3: no black at the end of his tail.
Speaker 2: No, I'm saying I don't I can't picture Pikachu really.
Speaker 3: Well, or the Monopoly guy doesn't have the thing on it.
Speaker 2: So that one I think I can figure out that
Speaker 2: the Monopoly guy doesn't have a monocle is because people
Speaker 2: are confusing him with mister Peanut. Also, people talk about
Speaker 2: the fact that in Star Wars, Darth Vader doesn't say, Luke,
Speaker 2: I am your father. He says, no, I am your father.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's an example of the Mandela effect.
Speaker 2: I think that's an example of people in contemporary pop
Speaker 2: culture getting that line wrong, and therefore we remember it
Speaker 2: as Luke because other people have said it. Similar to
Speaker 2: in Forrest Gump, he said life was like a box
Speaker 2: of chocolates, but whenever people quote that, they say life
Speaker 2: is like a box of chocolates. I don't think that's
Speaker 2: the Mandela effect. Now, I will tell you one. How
Speaker 2: about this. Snow White never said mirror mirror on the wall.
Speaker 2: She said magic mirror on the wall. But again, I
Speaker 2: think that is I'll give you a better example for
Speaker 2: the Mandela effect. Tom Cruise in Risky Business, when he's
Speaker 2: sliding across that you're too young to this sliding across
Speaker 2: the living room, singing in his underwear and socks. Okay,
Speaker 2: one picture that that image, does he or does he
Speaker 2: not have sunglasses on?
Speaker 3: He?
Speaker 2: He does not, but all of us see him with sunglasses.
Speaker 3: Did someone else reenact it with sunglass to them and
Speaker 3: then everyone else just kind of.
Speaker 2: So? I don't know, but that's just how people remember it.
Speaker 2: The hold on, I have to look this one up,
Speaker 2: because this one and then we can move on. In
Speaker 2: Silence of the Lambs, I think this is gonna blow
Speaker 2: the producing room's mind. In Silence of the Lambs, Anthony Hopkins,
Speaker 2: Hannibal Lecter never once says hello Clarice, never do He
Speaker 2: just says good morning. He does not say Hello Clarice
Speaker 2: once in the entire movie. That's impossible for me to believe.
Speaker 2: Now my mind is blown. All right, next, uh, do
Speaker 2: you or you can ask Zero's question?
Speaker 3: Zero asked, do you think that any of the six
Speaker 3: teams down that three to one will win a.
Speaker 2: Series or will go or will all of them lose?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Well, all of them lose? Yeah, I think the if
Speaker 2: I were ranking them in order of chance, the bucks
Speaker 2: I think have still a coin flip chance. Then it
Speaker 2: drops off a cliff. The Calves are the only other
Speaker 2: one that has any chance at all, and it's very
Speaker 2: very slim, if not impossible. And then for the Timberls, Clippers, Grizzlies,
Speaker 2: and Hawks, it is impossible. The Bucks have a real chance.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, what's Connor's question?
Speaker 3: Okay, So Connor asked, what did you think of the
Speaker 3: David Garcia fight tanks?
Speaker 2: The son of a gun man is a bad dude.
Speaker 2: Hit him right in the liver. I I know, Zombie
Speaker 2: were like, oh I was fixed. Why do you fall
Speaker 2: like that? That's a liver punch man and that is
Speaker 2: a bad bad man five foot five inches hitting you
Speaker 2: nicknamed tank right in the liver your knees woulbuckle two next.
Speaker 3: Okay, so Jason asked, do you agree that you owe
Speaker 3: your success to the rise of the Warriors and the
Speaker 3: Warriors fans that hate that hate.
Speaker 2: Hate watch you, hate watch you daily. No, not at all.
Speaker 2: My show used to be on at seven thirty six
Speaker 2: thirty am Eastern. It was three thirty am on the
Speaker 2: West coast. I do not know. I disagree with that.
Speaker 2: Now viewership counts as viewership, but no, I don't. I
Speaker 2: I'm not going to give Warriors fans that I got
Speaker 2: no problem with Warrior fans, just the annoying ones, which
Speaker 2: most of them are all right.
Speaker 3: Next, if you could go pro in any sorry, Jacob
Speaker 3: Canna asks, Yeah, if you could go pro in any sport,
Speaker 3: which sport would you choose? And he also says that
Speaker 3: assuming that you'd be a starting player but not a star.
Speaker 2: Oh, basketball, there's no question if you He's saying, you
Speaker 2: just get in view me with the athleticism, Baseball be boring.
Speaker 2: Oh you know, I say basketball. But if I'm not
Speaker 2: a star, but I'm good enough to just do it,
Speaker 2: the answer might be golf, because you can do it
Speaker 2: for thirty years.
Speaker 3: I need to send to the group chat of that
Speaker 3: video I have of you golfing?
Speaker 2: Which one when we were in uh Hawaii? When I
Speaker 2: was crushing?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: What are you laughing about?
Speaker 3: I need to find that so they can put it. Why?
Speaker 2: What's the video? What am I doing wrong?
Speaker 3: Really funny?
Speaker 2: I hadn't golfed in seven years. I started playing. That
Speaker 2: was awesome. I was great. No, I didn't played in
Speaker 2: seven years. I listened. One in every three shots was
Speaker 2: a dead slice, but everything else was excellent.
Speaker 3: Guys, You guys want to know how many times he
Speaker 3: lost his ball, and well.
Speaker 2: That's the dead slice. Did you lose your ball? You're
Speaker 2: playing Hawaii goes off a volcano. But it was still great.
Speaker 2: All right, let's read the last So I think definitely
Speaker 2: not football too much injuries, too short of a career,
Speaker 2: Not baseball too boring, Not hockey, you don't know the rules,
Speaker 2: Tennis is the practice seems miserable. It's golf for basketball,
Speaker 2: no question? All right? Last one?
Speaker 3: Okay, last one, Carter say, I uh said, what moment sticks.
Speaker 2: Out most as a proud what moments.
Speaker 3: Sticks out as the most proud you felt for your kids?
Speaker 3: Any of us?
Speaker 2: Well not you reading that question? That's sure, Come on,
Speaker 2: that was good.
Speaker 3: Likes to make fun of my disability.
Speaker 2: It's not disability. Isn't that you don't have a reading disability.
Speaker 2: You have a coordination disability, but not a reading disability.
Speaker 3: So I can't believe you.
Speaker 2: Said the I don't listen singular proud moments there. There's
Speaker 2: there's a million of them. I'll stick out all point.
Speaker 2: I'll pick a time for each of you guys, where
Speaker 2: you were like performing in like a school or public setting.
Speaker 2: For Demanse demand was playing ah I think it was
Speaker 2: high Tower his junior year of high school. They had
Speaker 2: a D one kid on the other team. They were
Speaker 2: the far, far better team. He was playing at Kempner
Speaker 2: and had a dominant game, had a thirty point game,
Speaker 2: and kept his team in it the entirety of the way.
Speaker 2: They ended up losing, but they had no business being
Speaker 2: in the game, and it was because he was just
Speaker 2: a badass that day. Just awesome. And I was sitting
Speaker 2: there next to the dad of the kid who was
Speaker 2: a D one player for the other team, and it
Speaker 2: was kind of it was just a really cool, fun,
Speaker 2: proud moment for me. For Deanna, it was just recently
Speaker 2: when she was asked as Annie in a play of
Speaker 2: fourth and fifth grader. She's not only a fourth grader,
Speaker 2: but the youngest fourth grader, and she crushed and did
Speaker 2: it confidently and did awesome and her sister Diora, helped
Speaker 2: her practice for it and sing and she did a
Speaker 2: great job. And for Diora, it was in this play
Speaker 2: Omilee a few months ago where she was awesome, stole
Speaker 2: the show, awesome throughout the entirety of it as this
Speaker 2: waitress character. But then also had a like a role
Speaker 2: in a dream Sequence as Elton John and each of
Speaker 2: the three nights it was the single best performance of
Speaker 2: the entire play. It was it brought it got a
Speaker 2: standing ovation, brought the house down, was breathtaking. And on
Speaker 2: that note, by the way, anybody watching, that's in the
Speaker 2: University of California, Berkeley admissions barm. If you want to
Speaker 2: see that video, I can email it to you.
Speaker 3: Oh, if you want to see that video, it's also
Speaker 3: online application.
Speaker 2: Oh it is. Yeah, Oh well then you're getting in
Speaker 2: that then I is. You know what, I didn't know
Speaker 2: that they accepted that video. You're gonna say that too confidently.
Speaker 3: It'll be really rough the next podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll see. Uh scoot, sorry, do you were right?
Speaker 2: Nine point two out of ten?
Speaker 3: I don't like I told you you can't ten. I
Speaker 3: told you that you have to.
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