Live from Southern California, this is the Jim Rome show.

I've never really understood why anybody waste any of their time with burner accounts

on social media. It's one thing to waste all your time on social media, but entirely another to do so with a burner account.

Like if you want to say something, put your name to it.

Otherwise, you're nothing more than a lurking, weirdo, talking crap, and wasting everybody's time.

And most of all your own.

However, that said, what I really don't understand is why an all-time NBA great would waste

so much of his time using burners on social media, especially after he's already been

burned previously. Now Kevin he's already been burned previously.

Now Kevin Durant has been burned by his own burner yet again, allegedly.

Burning.

And that's the thing about burners in the first place, right?

It's kind of hard to know for sure.

Between burner accounts, fake screenshots, and AI, you can fake almost anything right now, and it's nearly impossible to tell what's real and what's not.

However, during the All-Star game on Sunday, a new Katie burner controversy started brewing

on social media. And obviously, the accusations were pretty

believable because we are talking about the most notorious and well-documented burner user on the

internet. An admitted burner user who famously forgot to switch to his burner account back in 2017,

and posted as himself, quote,

he didn't like the organization or playing for Billy Donovan.

His roster wasn't that good.

It was just him and Russ.

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