And now the low welcome to the low post podcast on a beautiful autumn morning in the boring suburban east coast where it's time for the first time in way too long

To say with conviction and enthusiasm the three most anticipated words in niche basketball podcasting. That's right

What up back?

What up low

I'm conflicted right now whether to simply respond with my normal response to you whatever that is I don't have normal or

Given the subject of today's podcast. I feel like I should just say I'm well. I

Don't know if that's trademarked if I if I'm allowed that's an homage

That is an homage because I love Kevin Arnivitz and I love Kevin Arnivitz doing this pod with you

And I'm honored to be subbing in

For him although I am admittedly a little intimidated by it because they don't come any smarter than Kevin

But this brings up this brings up another point and another Kevin because Kevin Clark who I ran into at a concert the guest

I'd add them the other night

Someone on Twitter in response to us said did you hit back with a what up back and Kevin Clark gave the response that a lot of people do which is

No, no, that's trademark. That's for Zach

This is the question I get most often Zach more than anything else not what was

It like covering Shaq and Kobe not what's it like getting to podcast with Zach low?

It's always just can I say what up Beck? Is that okay? And I say like this is not I can't make that call

It's yours like are you are you charging five cents per

Mention is it trademarked? Is it okay for other people to do it? Is it infringing on your character?

I don't know what to tell people so you need to say I am I am an open source

User people can use what up Beck. I'm not Pat Riley trying to trademark three Pete didn't didn't oh

Ohio State try or successfully accomplish the trademarking of the word the like before a university or some such nonsense last year

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