All right, everybody.

Let's welcome to the pod.

One of my favorite teammates of all time, soon to be basketball Hall of Famer, Stephen John Nash.

Welcome, brother.

Thanks for the formality there, the middle name.

Cool for Steve.

It's rare.

I like it.

Anyway, bro, it's been a while.

We've texted a little bit, but, you know, congrats on all the success, the family, the soccer broadcast, everything.

But first and foremost, like, how does it feel to be a Hall of Famer, man?

Talk to me.

I mean, I mean, you know, it's like one of those things.

It's not like even, I don't even think you'd ever dream of that as a kid.

You know, you dream of like, you know, playing in college or playing in the pros or being an all-star or something. But that's like, I don't know, it's beyond like the dreams you have as a kid.

And to actually kind of, to be there makes me feel like realize how much life is

past one right which isn't like I don't know I don't know if that's like the you know the best outcome

of it but it's like wow a lot of stuff happened here I am right and uh but the positive is that

you know like I said this a few times, but, you know,

someone told me when I was in high school, you know, there's going to come a day where they

don't ask you back where they say like, you're, you know, you're not good enough to play

anymore in high school, college pros, whatever it is. And this is kind of like the last stop.

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