Okay, so to get down to the really important stuff, man, this is what I wouldn't want to talk about all day.

We've had a crisis in LA. important stuff. I mean this is what I wouldn't want to talk about all day.

We've had a crisis in LA.

Yeah I couldn't believe it yesterday.

I saw that the Clippers traded Blake Griffin.

Yeah it was pretty sad.

But you know what like I it's pretty sad. I was, but you know what, like I, I, it's sad and this is sad because I've never met Blake and I would love to meet Blake, come back, but, but also like maybe it was time to go, because, but I also think they did him dirty.

Yeah, I'm just gonna say this, all right?

Whenever a player leaves a team, everybody just throws all kinds of shades saying they're disloyal, they're all about themselves,

K-D goes to the warriors, everybody hates him,

LeBron goes Miami, then back to Cleveland, everybody hates him.

But when the team doesn't even talk to you, signs you to a five-year deal, tells

you that you're going to be there for your career and then sends you off to Detroit.

It shows you a Jersey in the rafters that they're retiring.

Right.

And then you find out, you know.

You got traded for Avery Bradley to buy his Harris and another guy.

A center.

A center, a draft and two draft picks. Yeah, and I'm not saying it was the wrong thing to do I'm just saying that it's an odd thing that in sports we consider it ethical for the organization to send players without really talking to

them but it's not ethical for the players to go pursue their own ambitions and

dreams right and you're going deep with this but really I'm just angry like I'm going to

clip a game in a few hours and who am I going to watch I'm a watch Austin's not

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