I went to college in the same place where all of the Chicago Bulls from the 1990s lived and did business.

So we ran into them all around town and that was just fun because they're winning championships.

Michael Jordan lived right there.

I delivered pizza to his house a couple of times.

So this is really entertaining to be around such greatness. And then it was also really

entertaining when earlier this year ESPN put out this documentary called The Last Dance and it

recounts the glory years of the Chicago Bulls and what was going on behind the scenes

is just awesome and so I got started on it and I'm like oh maybe we can watch

this with the kids. This helped them understand some of the formative years for us you

know as we were growing up around there and then the F-bombs came out so hey

watch with care if you don't want to hear that kind of stuff

what I will tell you is it's about as great a documentary series as you'll ever

watch on excellence and goofy personality traits and the cost of winning and you get this great

behind the scenes look at Michael Jordan the competitor sitting in his living room

through every episode and eventually it almost becomes a running joke that he

talks about a slight that he either actually endured or just as likely imagined from another

player or coach and he looks into the camera and he's like and I took that

personally and then where his opponents would let their talking do the talking

Jordan would let his play and the scoreboard do the talking and was just always classy after he beat him and

then he'd move on having made his point. Likewise, in Matthew Chapter 11, John the Baptist

a character who I really think we should feel more sympathy for than

impatience with, seems to be not quite sure what to make of Jesus, even though his only job is to be

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