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or on your smart speaker by asking it to play ESPN New York. A piece of sound, which is going to annoy me, because the fact that we have to play this game already. But I don't want to get angry today. No, I want you to get angry. No, but I'm not. I'm in a great mood. Can you turn my, my fader up, please? What do you have some You have some sound? No, I just have, like, the ability to play sound. Look at you. I mean, did you hear what he just said, Ray? What? He was like, it was like a real radio professional there. Hey, can you turn my fader up so I can get to some stuff here? That was, you know what? It feels like now he can go out on his own.

You know what now? You've matured enough. You've got the terminology, the phraseology. Go young. Today was the day I flew. What is it, a Padawan? Is that what they called? Today was the day I flew. Yeah. And yesterday you were the Mahatma. Yes, that's right. I am the Mahatma.

Yes.

The Mahatma.

That's actually what made me laugh the most when you did the hands. Yeah. How long did you say like, oh, if you guys could only see what went on here? Forever. Seriously, forever. Because it's not what you, most of the time it's what you say, but when you say it, like whatever the look is on your face, right? You use your hands.

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So I'm not going to get angry with this, but I don't like this kind of stuff.

It feels prisoner of the moment conversationally.

And here's Kendrick Perkins on NBA today.

I said Brunson might be the greatest Nick ever.

This man is on the verge and has the opportunity to become the greatest Nick ever

and change the narrative and enter a room that only a few people are sitting at,

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