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How about this? Fuck the media. Fuck them. They should have Nambos.

Hooping and hollering. Another episode.

Fuck. Another episode of Hooping and hollering. So happy to be back. We didn't record last week because our bro, white chocolate, was in Germany. Co-worker. Co-worker. Our bro. So I said bro. I like co-workers. Sounds better. I mean, that kind of like, it kind of lowers me up a Yeah. I thought bro was nice, but I guess I'm more only co-workers.

Loers you up? No, no, we're all on the same peg. What's you talking about? I'm not. I'm saying, like, if this guy's my bro, if you just, if you introduce someone, this is my bro, this is my co-worker. But it's just for the business folks when we talk like that.

Yeah, I already know what time it is, right?

I just got demoted from bro, but we're happy to have you back from Germany, bro.

How was it over there?

I'll jump on you, bro, right away. Yeah. Germany was cold, but not like here. It was straight, though. I'm going to bring up three different things, and you could tell me which order you want to talk about them in.

One, you standing in front of Checkpoint Charlie in Germany with a bag of McDonald's. Two, you in a picture with Joe Kim Noah, Dirk Nowitzky, Tony Parker, and Steve Nash.

Or three, you playing wheelchair basketball and trying to dive after a ball, but you were strapped into a wheelchair. Well, actually, I wasn't strapped. You know, you're free, but you just, you can't have the urge to run. That's that you can't do. I should have asked them, like, what happens if you kind of dive out of your chair? Obviously, a lot of... Is it travel or?

I don't know.

But the rules...

Injury time out. Bomb, you get one dribble. You get one dribble and then two... Scoots? Scoots. Skeets? Yeah. I would worry about getting my fingers caught into spokes. Yeah. You know what I mean? But you can't wear gloves or anything because you've got to have a good tactile feel with that ball.

I would think so.

How'd you get in the spokes. Yeah. You know what I mean? But you can't wear gloves or anything because you've got to have a good tactile feel

with that ball.

I would think so.

How'd you get in the wheelchair game? You know what, man? That's just part of my obligations over there. Go, go, I didn't know I was going ready to get in the wheelchair to play basketball until I got in there and saw all these empty wheelchairs. I thought, yeah, they're going to ask me to get in there and I can't say no.

So how's your game if you can't dribble? I know dribbling's a huge part of your game. If you only get one dribble, how much razzle-dazzle can you actually put on it? Well, yeah, my wheelchair game needs some help. Like, that's just hard. Like, but one guy's in the wheelchair, for real. He was the coach. He was trying to teach us all this shit, you know what I mean, like that. Like, no, to me, if I was in a wheelchair and I was trying to get good at basketball wheelchair, you got to learn, you got to learn how to control the chair. It's just like

handling a rock to me. Like, if you can, if I can get my chair over there faster than you can, I'm straight, I'll be all right. And you can bang into all that shit. Yeah. The main thing for defense is just get in front of your chair, like a, like my truck in front of your truck, shoddy. But it's just physical.

It's still a physical game.

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