Thank you, Jeremy Otto.

By the way, we should just at least acknowledge Pop.

I mean, it's incredible.

In today's world, the guy can be a coach for 29 freaking years,

win all the titles and all the great players and assistant coaches that he's had

who's gone on to be, for the most part, some of them, successful head coaches, some not successful head coaches, but he's had who's going on to be for the most part some of them successful head coaches

some not successful head coaches but he's just been a pillar of the game and you know coach

he has the Olympic team uh so but stony honestly pop it was time go retire yeah he's now going to be

one ahead of the operations do go okay if things that have happened in your life, have it, hey, man, you may be in the final pages.

Right.

Let's go enjoy yourself.

You've done everything you can for the Spurs organization.

You'll have a statue built for you.

Now go enjoy time with your family.

Go enjoy life. Sometimes in coaching, because it's more public,

but even in other people in their lives when it's time to retire, and I'm going through that

whatever you want to call what I'm doing right now is you don't want to give it up because

it's a it's part of you and B you'll love it and a lot of times when people now granted the circumstances

were different but like when paterno had to step down you kind of knew that like you watch five

six months later he's going to die i mean it's bobby bat

you know a lot of people in that generation yes it's like your job identified who you were right

i guess i'd like to think man you've traveled the world pick up take your family hey guys

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