And what's up, everyone?

Samus Fandiari here.

I am honored to have the host of the Coops, Genius podcast,

and presenter on Sky Sports, Mo Mo Mo, Mo,

joining me today.

Mo, how you doing?

I'm great.

Thank you, my man.

Enjoyed a nice warrior's game yesterday just before we taped this

and doing all good over here.

I appreciate you having me on.

It's an honor.

I've been a fan of yours for a long time now.

So it's great to be on here and joining you for this conversation. Yeah. So we've been meaning to do this for a while and, you know, life gets in the way and things happen. But what I've been most, I want to start with this and then we can

talk some playoff stuff a little later. I've always been curious about kind of the NBA's influence overseas in the UK.

Traditionally, I don't think of England and the UK as like a large NBA community.

What is it like over there in generally the popularity and where it's going?

So this is the question I get most from anytime I'm in the States,

everyone asks me, you know, what's the NBA like over the UK?

The way I describe it is growing, you know, it is definitely growing.

It's not huge because here football or soccer, as you guys call it, is number one.

And that's like been

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