Hello, welcome to the Whoop Collective podcast. We talked about the NBA, which we're doing

on Saturday. No, it's not Saturday. On Sunday evening and afternoon. Joining me from London,

England, you know, I just want you to know something, McMahon. I was ready to not do this

this week, but Bontemps said we got to do it. And so I always listen to Bontemps. I never, never

question them. So here we are. Joining us from London, England is Tim Bontemps. You didn't say

where you were, Brian. Yeah, we got to give the people what they want, which is the bot. So

I've literally Bontempses in England joining us from Dallas, Texas is Bambic Man.

Howdy, partners. I will tell you, I am only one hour away from Italy and 90 minutes away from

Paris. And I am talking of course about some small Texas towns. I didn't know there was

in Italy, Texas. You made that joke in a group chat. It's spelled Italy, but it's pronounced

Italy. It's the interest of former Cowboys, defensive back and special teamer Keith Davis,

who is best known for perhaps the incident where he took a bullet to the elbow at a gentleman's

establishment. But it was a very good player as well. I see, even small towns in Texas have

jump and establishments. I believe there's a story. This one was a DGC Dallas Chittalman's club.

Oh, okay. The ZZ Top wrote a very famous story about a small town with a whore house. Anyway,

I know. Those kind of words. Just tell the word and some strange directions here.

First of all, to the pod. All right. Jackson's joining us from Connecticut. Thank you very much.

Okay. So we have a slow period here in the NBA. A lot of people are in vacation, like Bontem Sennheye,

like manages back from vacation. That's okay. We now can sort of take an evaluation period here.

And the idea here today is we're going to take a look at the Eastern Western Conference and separate

them into, do you want to name these tiers like pretenders, contenders, middle zone? You just want

to call them. How do you have them broken out? I just sat in order. One, two, three, four. We can do

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