Frosty, spicy chicken sandwich, or junior bacon cheeseburger? And as of right now, it's very early on the voting. It's a two-man race between Frosty and Junior Bacon Cheeseburger, the spicy chicken is taking a beating. Yes. And that's probably what I would get. Me too. But I guess people just don't think of Wendy's when they think of that. Anyhow, we'll get your calls in a minute.

Jalen Brunson did an interview with Vanity Fair and I did the legwork for everybody.

Instead of you having to read that entire article, I read it.

And I'll tell you there were three things that jumped out of me.

Number one, they revealed the restaurant that him and his wife liked to go to and when they liked to go. And I thought that was odd. Because I can see Nick fans being like, oh, and I'm not even going to repeat it, though, I guess I could because it was in Vanity Fair. Yeah, it's in the city? It's in Westchester. Oh, in Westchester. He lives in my neck of the woods. Right, right. Is it a good restaurant? I honestly never heard of it.

So now you're going to go. I think I may go. And that's not to see Jalen Brunson because I don't care about Jalen Brunson. It's that, hey, if Jalen goes there, must be good. Right. So that jumped out at me. The other thing was this quote. All right. Brunson speaks carefully as if weighing how candid to be. He mentions

the Knicks uneven road record and

laments a lack of sharpness on the margins.

Then he pauses,

collects his thoughts, and offers

what feels like a sobering assessment

of that team. Quote,

we're very gifted.

We're very talented.

But we need the little things that help us be better, the intangibles.

We got to that point last year where we had it.

We don't have that right now.

That's interesting.

It's kind of a lot of respect, Jaylen Brez.

He's just telling you like it is.

He's keeping it real. And part of that might be, first of respect, Jaylen, Brezzi. He's just telling you like it is. He's keeping it real.

And part of that might be, first of all, the new way in which they play, but also the new players that are integrated into everyday Nick's basketball.

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