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hoop heads. Listen to and follow the Draymond Green Show wherever you get your podcast. We're back,

we're better. Let's get it. All right, the way we go on the podcast on Tuesday, Tuesday,

Tuesday, December 30th. Al is still out. He will be back on Friday when the warm-up show returns.

So sitting in for the podcast today is one.

Rami, what's up, Rami? How are we doing? Hello, podcast, people. Lavi? Lavi, yes, that's correct. Rami, Levi. What nationality is that? It's Israeli. Israel. So yes, my grandfather is Israeli, so he changed the name.

Okay.

What was it?

Labowitz, which was even more Jewish, but then he changed it to make it more Israeli. Yeah. Oh, interesting. Very cool. All right. So that would be kind of cool that you're in here then. So one of the things that came up during the show today was the traditions that Willie has in his house on New Year's Eve and I guess the New Year's Eve meal

and all sorts of different things. Before I ask you, I will tell you tradition-wise in my house,

nothing crazy. I mean, the only one that we still do to this day would be rice balls on Christmas

Eve. We are not a three- fishes family or any of that stuff.

My dad's very allergic to fish. So for 30 years, that's been out the window. New Year's Eve,

there's no tradition. I mean, with this business, I haven't had a tradition because I've worked so many

holidays. You've been here, yes. But growing up for you, you grew up here.

I grew up here and then in Israel and then back in Maryland. So I've been all over the place. Yeah. So how old were you? When you lived in Israel, how old were you? I was for all of grade school from basically first through 12th grade, yeah. Never knew that. Yep. Holy crap. I know. It's pretty crazy.

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