Good afternoon, NBA basketball going on and at the end of one, the Sixers lead to Celtics 33 to 26.

Of course, last night Miami and the Lakers taking control of their series, one win away from their respective conference

finals and just goes to show you that the NBA regular season doesn't mean a

whole heck of a lot just get into the show and then be healthy and even though Miami is not healthy I mean they lost Tyler Hero which again is so surprising to me that they've been this good but Jimmy Butler has been unbelievable and the Knicks are in a whole lot of trouble. I thought the Knicks would, you know, go the distance in this series but they're just being out man, they're being out coached, they're being outplayed by the Miami Heat.

Lakers, warriors went down to the wire and give the Lakers credit and the warriors

misfired on a couple of possessions there in a final minute where they made some uncharacteristic mistakes.

And so now the end of their dynasty could be right in front of us.

All right now I would not put it past the warriors to still make this series interesting because they are

the warriors, but they're down three games to one in this best of seven series.

All right, you want to talk about hockey?

We can do that, Vegas with a big win last night on the road.

Again, being on the road in the National Hockey League means absolutely nothing.

It doesn't matter where the games are played in hockey. It's a non-issue. Makes no difference.

I know people, well you get the last shift. Yeah, that helps. You don't want to face off, you get the last shift, you get the last choice who goes out on the ice. But other than that, and that can be important sometimes by the way but it just

doesn't mean anything in the playoffs it really doesn't. All right what else you want to talk about

today hope you had a chance to listen to my podcast.

I really talked about how common sense does not exist in our world today

and use several examples in, of of course in the past week Ben Mins of Barstool and

Glen Kuiper, the TV voice of the A's and I made a comment not only this common sense not exists, but there are too many people that are afraid to stand up for the coworkers. You know, if you work with Ben Minson, you know who he is, and you feel that his firing was absurd, then boycott. Put your job on the line. Same with the

Oakland A's and the people that work for the A's television, which I know pretty much all of them.

Don't go to work. Tell your bosses that you refuse to go to work until Glen Kuiper is back in the booth.

That's how you stop cancel culture, right?

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