You poke the woke yesterday.

There was a viral take that you had.

Millions of views out there.

And then everybody from both sides politically, they were pulling that take in different

directions.

It was a hot topic everywhere.

You even got Terrell Owens out from under a rock somewhere to comment on it and give

misinformation where he was commenting

on the part of your take where you were saying that Abdul Carter had a bad first season

and was missing meetings and he goes about you, well, you are a high draft pick and I'm sure

there's a lot of people that think that you didn't live up to your draft status.

Well, obviously, it's just a quick Google search to understand that you were not a high draft. Right. At all. And he should have probably put that out there before saying that. And yeah, that was a big deal last year that Abdul Carter, who was selected, where he was selected, was missing meetings and falling asleep in meetings. and there was really no excuse for that.

But yeah, I think a lot of people were kind of misunderstanding the whole take, because once you

get close to that political third rail, then everybody loses their mind.

And really, the point of what you were saying was it was the Abdul Carter calling out

of Jackson Dart on social media and not talking to him beforehand about it and causing that

stir was the part that really bothered you about it. And you had detailed prior to your takes about, you know,

introducing a president or being asked to introduce a president is, you know, different than,

you know, standing up there and making all sorts of comments about all sort of political issues.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, Jackson Dart wasn't political at all, but I guess people would say that since

he was there, he was supporting the president, which is fine. He's allowed to do that. Yeah, it's amazing how people

just take what you say, and basically I was, I was pretty harsh on Abdul Carter for a reason.

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