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Welcome into another edition of the WojPod here in an undisclosed location down here in Orange

County, California with the vice president of basketball operations and general manager of

the NBA champion. Once again, Lakers, Rob Polenko. Rob, how are you?

Woj, I'm doing good. I can't promise that this will be the best Wodge Pod ever, but it's probably

the coolest location you've ever been at. It is, yeah, we are keeping parts undisclosed unknown, but it is, I said to you when we got here,

it is after spending a lot of time with you in the bubble, it's nice to see you in a place with no

humidity, not having to

sweat through everything. Little ocean view. We had to get Woja, ocean view, pool view. So

get them out of the studio in Bristol. Absolutely. Absolutely. So it's pretty remarkable. It's funny,

you were in the bubble longer than I was, and you stayed and won the championship and and you come back to LA and it's

funny you've been around championships with the Lakers as Kobe Bryant's agent and representing other

players at the time Derek Fisher you know guys and you've represented players and other teams and so

you've been around it when a team wins a championship there's obviously a different ownership of it for you when you're the general manager and you're the architect of the team. But I'm kind of curious, like the celebration in the bubble, it's different. Like, you know, the confetti came down and then you guys had like a party and the little, there was a little restaurant that everybody spent time in.

But no parade, you just come home.

What's the aftermath of the title been like compared to,

I guess how you always imagined it would be?

Like you don't have the parade through the streets in L.A.

Obviously because of the virus.

What's that felt like?

You know,

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