And now the low welcome to the low post podcast early on a Wednesday morning in Los Angeles.

The day after the bronze James past cream Abdul Jabbar as the all time leading score in

the history of the NBA, I was there.

And I have to say I was actually more moved to be there than I thought I would be.

You know, there was some joking among media members before the game that nobody under

35 even cares about this record.

It's a record like no, it's not a record you know by heart.

You know, a lot of the baseball records you can name the number specifically by heart.

This isn't one.

And basketball has always been kind of weird with records.

It has total records per game records, separate playoff records.

Then you have the three point shots starting to dominate the game 10 years ago, 15 years

ago.

That totally changed everything.

It's like hard to know which records to count.

But man, last night, last night at crypto, I actually got it crypto.

It was just joyous.

It was joyous all around to be there.

And the fact that he needed 36 points actually kind of helped because there was a like there

was suspense.

That's a lot of points.

And you clearly wanted to break it.

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