I welcome on to a very special Hollinger and Duncan.

I have left the one true time zone.

I don't know how you East Coasters do it.

I really, I just trying to be an NBA journalist on this half of the country.

It seems completely impossible.

I got in last night.

I caught up on all the action.

I watched all the games.

I went to bed.

And now I'm awake in recording, but I'm not really awake.

I guess also I don't really need sleep either.

You don't really need sleep.

So that's something that really helps you.

This is such an amazing role reversal with you being the one on the road for this, for this edition. Yeah. I mean,

that was, when you joined the gris, you still were on the road a lot, right? But even before that.

I was on the road more when I was with the Grizzlies than I was when I doing the media side. Yeah, it was insane. Oh yeah. Yeah, no, but I'd say when you first

joined the Grizzlies in like 2012, how much of just was like a lifestyle and a sleep adjustment

for you? Yeah. It was because that like the travel with the team is weird because you'll get into hotels like

three in the morning and stuff. In some respects, it was different because I didn't have to write

stuff after a game. Like the game would end and I would just be like, oh, okay, I guess I'll just

go home now. Like, you know, so that part was different. You know, there wasn't any of that, like, kind of media stuff.

But in other respects, it was just, it was an adjustment on dealing with the different,

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