Welcome to the Who Collective Podcast. We talk about the FDA, which we're doing in Sunday

afternoon here in San Francisco and Sunday early evening there for Mr. McManol, who

is in the second. First, Tim Bantams and I are in the Chase Center at very expensive undisclosed

locations, right Bantams?

I mean, I'd say this entire building is a pretty expensive location, but yes, we are

both here in different areas hanging out.

We are both here in areas that neither one of us will be at during game five. We would

be in some rarely dismissed from these areas if we would try to get in during game five.

Bant, if you will.

It ain't the locker room. Not Bant from here yet, but he was on the

nice in the Western Conference finals joining us from Dallas, Texas as Bayon McManol.

Howdy partners. I'm curious to see what happens when Bantams raids the bar behind him post

pod. Wendy, I know you were trained from refrain from such activities.

They do have some vitals in here for tomorrow night. I'm speaking Texan. They, you know,

I could give into and potentially face charges. I've become very fond of Eme Udoka press conferences

during this last six weeks. And today, we had another excellent one where, you know, this

series is so much now become about Steph Curry. And he didn't actually shrug his shoulders,

but he metaphorically shrugged his shoulders when asked about how great Steph Curry has

been. He was like, yeah, you know, they're averaging about the same amount of points each

game. It's really more about our offense than anything else. And he was asked about, you

know, the Celtics, you know, decision to remain in that drop coverage where when Steph

comes off those screens, they're big men. Sometimes they're big men come up a little

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