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David, this week FS1's Chris Broussard said on the air that he was texting with Kevin

Durant, Durant came back and said that Broussard didn't have his number.

And then Broussard came back and said, well, I didn't mean text, I meant Twitter DMs,

Instagram, that sort of thing.

But I want to know is, is there any important difference between texting and DMing for journalistic

purposes only by the way?

I think that in this case, can we all be wrong in this situation?

I think Kevin Durant was presuming this conversation did take place.

I think Kevin Durant is obviously trying to split the hair as thinly as possible so

that he can prove a point, even if it's not true at its core.

But on the Broussard point, I mean, I don't, I mean, I think that in some cases there's

not a distinction between DMs and texting, but clearly there is a distinction.

Listen, I personally hope there's a distinction because I don't check my DMs on any platform

with any sort of regularity.

So if someone thinks they're just like going to send me a DM and be like, hey, come to this

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