I fell in love with girls basketball.

It seemed to be more excited to me.

And out of nowhere, Oakley comes and punches me in my stomach

and knocks all the air out of me.

All right, we are honored to be joined today by NBA champion,

had a great career in the league,

was on one of my favorite sports shows ever growing up, the best damn sports show

period, and now executive producer on the film, God bless Bitcoin. John Sally, John, what is up?

John. In outer space, no less. I know. Hey, man, we appreciate you taking some time to join us. I

know you got a lot going on, but we want to get and talk to you about this Bitcoin film that you have because it's a fascinating subject that I'm trying to learn

more and more about. But I got to start out. We're right here day after the March Madness

bracket reveal. I know you're a big basketball fan in all forms. What were your thoughts

on what you saw when the bracket came out,

things you liked, things you didn't like, or how closely do you keep up with it? Not at all.

Not at all. Not at all. So this is what happened. My boy, Damon Stadamaya, took over for Georgia Tech.

And they won the first game. And then I got into rounds because they were playing

against Duke. And I was like, come on, D. Do something for the homeboy, for the hometown. And then

they lost the Duke. And then when they went home, my brain went home. So I only get to watch

and see what's happening. I'm so happy

Patino won the Big East. That means so much because it's great for New York basketball,

and it's good for Patino. But besides that, I fell in love with, you know, girls basketball.

It seemed to be more excited to me. Well, I tell you, you look at kind of the level of play.

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