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Well, if you're a fan of the Brooklyn Nets, you were probably very excited for about,

15, 30, 45 seconds, depending on how fast you read as it relates to the city of New York

lifting their vaccine mandates for indoor venues.

All right?

You ready for this?

You want to talk about confusing.

Kyrie Irving, who right now is not allowed to play

at home games in Brooklyn, beginning March 7th, we'll be able to walk into the Barclay Center.

Actually, if you wanted to, he'll be able to take a subway with tons of people,

walk into the Barclay Center, stop at the concession line, maybe go into the bathroom

with 30, 40, 50 other people that are already in there, go to a seat and he'll be able to

watch the game, but he won't be able to play. How absurd is this because

private business vaccine mandates will still be in effect. What does that mean? It forces big businesses to

ensure their employees are vaccinated. Does it get any more ridiculous, any more stupid than that?

Irving can go to the games and with thousands of people around him hang out in the stands.

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