The Knicks fired Tom Thibodeau, the coach.

And I, you know, when I saw that, I said, that's not really fair.

I mean, a guy brings the team into the third place finish of the NBA.

They beat the Celtics, they beat the Pistons, Pistons a good team in the playoffs,

and they lose in the third round, but come on, and you fire the guy? Now you got to pay him a lot

of money because he just signed an extension last year, and that's some solace. But I don't know him.

Thibito, I don't know him but oh I don't know him at all and but I saw that I said whoa you know what do you got to do even if the guy was shaky

you give him another year right I Just because he accomplished a lot.

So this isn't really a sports story, it's a fairness story.

And New York City is by far in a way the toughest town in America.

There's nobody even close.

I would say Philadelphia is probably second, maybe

Boston third. I mean, it's a tough places. Not a lot of sentiment running around and

people are very demanding, very demanding. But boy, when I saw that, and I don't have

any dog in this hunt at all sorry about the

cliche but I went mm very very tough and the overarch on it is that life is

not fair and that you can do be successful and you can do everything you're supposed to do and be a good

parent, a good employee, a good friend, and then you can stabbed in a back. How often does that

happen? There's a reason Judas Ascariath is a prominent place in the New Testament.

I mean, here's Jesus walking around doing a lot of good things,

and this guy is following them, watching him do all these good things,

and the guy sells them out for 30 pieces of silver and they nail onto a piece of

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