Couple of housekeeping items.

If anybody talk to me and Brian in August at training camp about a possible advertising

opportunity, hit us up because B and I do not have any bad.

Maybe we have to explain that whole story.

If you were at training camp and talked to us about wanting to advertise,

we did a very bad job of connecting you with the salesperson. Yeah. We've been in... Hit us back. Yeah, hit us back. Now, however, our guy Chase Hughes,

Monumental Sports Network, Wizards coverage, was out in Los Angeles for All-Star weekend. What's up,

Chase? How you doing, buddy? Doing great, guys. Thanks for having me on. How was the trip? How was L.A.? How was Cali? How were the All-Star vibes? It was a good, productive trip. I mean, it's always great going to L.A., especially after a snowstorm here. Yeah. And I got a great look at the Intuit Dome over the course of several days. So that was really cool. Definitely unlike any arena I've been to. Oh, so that wasn't at Staples, or whatever Staples is called now. That was at the Clippers store. Yeah, Crypto.Crypto.com Arena. No, it was not at the vaunted Crypto.com arena where Kobe and Shaq played.

No, this was at the Intuit Dome, which has only been open for like a season and a half,

it's a Clippers Arena.

And it's like basically the crown jewel of the NBA right now in terms of NBA arenas.

I will say until Capital One Arena's renovation is done, of course.

But yeah, it was a good weekend. You know, I've covered a lot of All-Star weekends for The Wizards. And I feel like this was probably the most eventful and the most entertaining because they had a bunch of guys in rising stars. And they all kind of had their own moment. So it was a fun weekend for the Wizards for sure. Well, dude, one more about the arena.

Steve Ballmer is the Clippers owner, right?

Wasn't he bragging about the bathrooms at the arena?

Did you notice anything interesting about the bathrooms?

There are a lot of them.

I mean, it's basically like the entire concourse is bathrooms.

But yeah, he basically designed the arena to make it so that

you don't have to leave for the concourse very long. You know, you can get back to your seat. You can watch the game.

So, yeah, I will say there were a ton of bathrooms. And one thing that's really interesting about the

concourse there is it's basically open air. Like they have like a side of the stadium that's open and there's like a long escalator. It's like this atrium. And it kind of feels like a baseball stadium in that regard because it's sort of indoor, outdoor. It's pretty cool. That's great. All right. Kind of matching up a sofa. Yeah. It's right here so-fi, yeah.

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