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I'm West Goldberg, host of Lockton Warriors here with Dave Rimmill, host of Locks on Heat.

By now everybody's covered the last couple of episodes of The Last Dance.

All the things about the bad boy pistons, the Jordan rules of Phil Jackson believing that

he was a lion of a naked Dennis Rodman and

Carmen Electra waking up to Michael Jordan knocking on their hotel room door

that's all been covered and it's been covered well but David regardless of what you

think of the first few episodes and it does seem to be pretty polarizing so far already.

One thing I think we can all agree on is that in the interviews

that are central to this whole documentary,

Michael Jordan has been magnificent. He's been really, really good.

Yeah, I didn't expect him to be so open and frank about everything. Like, I suppose,

you know, having funded this project or at

least being the focal point of it that maybe he was going to be willing to share some

of his own private thoughts but at the same time he has been with the gift of time and hindsight still been able to kind of

focus on those memories and still be able to deliver them very clearly as far as his

feelings at the time like he has not changed and maybe that's the version of Jordan that we best that that fits best is like

Imagine Jordan still being as passionate as hungry as ruthless as he's always been even during his playing career so that has not

change over the course of his retirement. And look at most of the most of the

stuff that they've covered I know the last couple of episodes are about

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