Hey, there's the moment of Brian Copman. Thanks for listening. Dominique Wilkins and I recorded

a podcast together a few days ago. It's awesome. It's coming up. You'll hear it. But when I saw

what happened to him in Atlanta on Friday, I just felt like there's no way we could do this without

giving him the chance to talk about it. And man, do you want to just walk us through what happened?

Well, you know, it was very unfortunate, Brian. You know, I've been to a lot of restaurants in my

life. Great restaurants around the world. And I've never experienced anything like that,

especially in my city. Where you have, of course. But is that being unfortunate?

You know, going into a restaurant and getting sized up and looked up and down and then, you know,

after being asked, actually, let me back up a little bit before I asked him about sitting down

and dining outside of the restaurant. Again, it was an eerie feeling. It just looked at me

really funny up and down my lady friend and I. And I remember asked myself, we love to have

reservations outside, you know, to have lunch. And they look me up and down again. And they said,

we don't have lunch reservations. We're booked. Now they're about 10 empty tables outside.

Wow. Okay. This is lunchtime around one o'clock. All these empty tables and people were leaving too.

And I said, well, you know, this seems available. And she said,

I'm looking at what you wearing. You wearing sweatpants. I'm like, come again. Now, I'm best,

I'm dressed better than half of the guys that came into this restaurant that day. Now,

this is the kicker. And this is reason why I said it felt racist to me. Yes.

There were three white guys coming in with shorts, t-shirts, and sneakers on. They say, give me a

minute. I'll see you in a second. Oh, I'm so sorry, Dominique. And I'm like, okay. And then she said,

we're trying to keep a level of elegance in here. So we can't see. We're not going to see.

So I walked out and my lady friend went back and said, now, what is your criteria of what

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