Yesterday after we left here, you know, when you're perusing through social media, you

see so many things and things that had not arrived yet when we were on the air yesterday.

You're talking about the Wembe O.G thing?

The Wembe O.G thing, you know, all the celebrations throughout New York, you know, going down some of the people that got arrested, some of the idiocy that was going on but for

the most part i would say 98% of it seemed like it was really good it was like pure it was like

just pure emotion amongst a lot of really young people out in the streets and it seemed like

everybody was getting together everybody was rallying around you know this team has done, how this team has done it,

you know, especially with the way that they won game four.

And then there's always that group of people that ruin everything for everybody.

Yep.

And I, you know, it's really disappointing at times and sometimes it's really embarrassing.

But for the far majority of the kids that are out in the street and enjoying themselves

and celebrating a Nick win, I mean, I remember being a kid and feeling the same way

when this team won two championships.

So I can't sit here now some 45 years, 50 years later, and say they shouldn't be out celebrating. You know, I want them to celebrate. I want them to cheer. I want them to be happy. I want them to be, you know, proud of something from around here. I just don't want them attacking five guys fry cooks. You know what I mean? I just, I want. Is that so much to ask? Right. And you know the thing about you talk about Saturday night,

Saturday night you and I will be so far away from this place on Saturday night. Oh yeah.

That we wouldn't have to deal with it. But I do. I honestly, I honestly wonder what's going

through some people's minds when they do some of the things that you've

seen on social media. And it does, it really does bother me. And I guess I'm older so, like,

I don't even want to understand why people would do something like this. But it does put a little

bit of a stain on things. And I don't want that. I want people to feel proud about the city. I want people to see just what the Knicks mean to the city. I think James Dolan wants that. I think all the Nick players want that, but they also want everybody to, you know, respond in kind. You know what I'm saying? Like, yeah, of course. I mean, I be proud of it there's nothing i can do to stop this type of behavior obviously i don't want to see it either

i do agree that there's a lot of other videos out there of that kids in other parts of the city that are actually celebrating in a way that you feel like is normal. There was a video that was actually pretty funny of just some people that were just out in the streets. Nick's fans had some music going and a UPS driver pulls up and they're just going, UPS, UPS, it's just something as pure as that. Just as long as they're not breaking into the UPS truck and stealing all the packages. Right, and then the Times Square, what they're doing is, yeah, they're taking out, they're taking the UPS driver hostage um but anyway i i it can't ruin

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