Sixers ownership, Josh Harris, David Blitzer, and David Adelman, they are the owners of the Sixers,

Aidelman? Aidelman. I apologize.

Those three gentlemen, plus Michael Rubin, the CEO of fanatics are teaming up and what they're doing is the saddest most pathetic thing I've ever seen

buying tickets and give them away bingo they are teaming up to purchase and distribute more than 2,000 tickets for the

Philadelphia 70s Sixers game sex now here's what they're going to do to make me

feel bad and everyone else feel bad.

They are distributing them to first responders, health care professionals,

community groups, and other local Philadelphia based organizations to harness the

intensity and excitement of tomorrow's

crucial showdown with the New York next. Oh that's even better. Can't knock them for

that. See this is what? You can't you don't even try

Tiki you commend them Tiki good job michael rubin

Tiki two things can be true at the same time

job Dave two things to be true at the same time

I think it is awesome that are real heroes like first responders and health

care professionals and community groups and organizations in Philadelphia. I do genuinely think that is awesome that they're going to be in the building for a playoff game.

These tickets are expensive and I think that's great.

But sometimes what's really, really dirty is when you do awesome things for nefarious reasons.

Why is it nefarious?

And just trying to get the Philly fan who can't afford to go because they're on first responder's

salaries to go support and scream and yell for their team or they're trying to keep the

Tommy Lougowers out of that building well Tommy's already going I'm saying him

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