I love the cold weather. I'm done with it. Like I have, I'm over it. We got our snow. We got our cold

weather. Like, give me the spring. So even I am tapping out from this winter because it's just

too much. Right. It's just too much. And I'm not complaining. I mean, maybe I am complaining.

Am I complaining? That is the perfect example of complaining.

I'm just trying to express to those who hate the winter, hey, look, even a guy that loves the winter is telling you, I'm done with the winter. Now, before we get back to your calls, we've touched on a lot today. If you want to rewind on the Odyssey app, Sean was a giant baby. He did not want to accept that the New York Islanders swept the New York Rangers and are far and away the closest hockey team to winning a Stanley Cup championship.

We also talked a little bit about the New York Jets and their quarterback situation. Tiki is intrigued by the idea of Kerr Cousins. We've mixed in some basketball.

What I am confused isn't the right word because I'm not an idiot.

But what I am curious about is this marketplace for Nick's Lakers on Sunday. Okay? So the Lakers are coming to town. LeBron James is playing, yada, yada, yada. Ticket marketplace. The ticket market. And people's interest, because I've had people reach out to me saying, hey, by chance of you sold your Nick Laker tickets, I'd like to go.

And they'd want to see LeBron.

They want to see the Lakers.

And the's interest, because I've had people reach out to me saying, hey, by chance, have you sold your Nick Laker tickets, I'd like to go.

And they want to see LeBron.

They want to see the Lakers.

And the Lakers are always a hot ticket. They are always a hot ticket. Don't you think part of this is because this is likely LeBron's last season? Okay. I'm glad you said that. So this ticket right now at Madison Square Garden is the hottest regular season ticket since the announced Kobe Bryant final game okay wow there have been many NBA games over the last

decade many of which involving LeBron remember Steph Curry breaking the three point record at

Madison Square Garden this game is above all of that.

And LeBron has not announced he's retiring.

So how do we know?

And even if it is, what does it matter if you saw his last game at a specific arena

that he really doesn't have any deep connection to?

I don't understand it.

This isn't Michael Jordan.

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