Hey everybody, welcome back. This is Larry Wilmore. I'm Black on the air.

We're a fun show today. This is kind of our mail back show. It's either a function of,

oh, we can't get anybody this week or I don't know if we want to do anything to think,

what do you want to do? Here's what I like to do. I like to catch up with people's

questions. You guys ask them in questions, shooting the sheet about stuff. I got a couple of my

buddies here, Roy Hebert. How you doing? NBA player, current observer of the world and

father of one. Of one. A young boy. Young light skinned boy. Ooh, light skinned. I like them already.

X NBA All Star. Yeah, thanks. X NBA. Yes, star player. I want to talk about that too.

A little bit about the NBA because we're about to start the playoffs. And my boy, Tommy Altum.

I'm here. Tommy and I have talked here before. He's helping me with the mom bag. Tommy likes

answering me questions. You're going to like stirring the pot. Yeah, you like stirring the pot. He's a pot

stir. But thanks guys for sending in your questions from Twitter and all that stuff. And then we'll just

make up. So just have a conversation. Roy, when's the last time you played in the NBA? Last year, I think

November or December, something like. Who did you play for? I played for the Charlotte Hornets.

And they got traded to the Milwaukee Bucks for like a week and a half and then went to Denver.

Now, I have always been a fan of your game. I appreciate those years you had in Indiana.

I thought we're fantastic. I was rooting for you when you came to my Lakers. Yeah. Oh boy.

I didn't quite work out there. Oh, he's Jewish.

A little boy. Well, you know, I don't know if you want to talk about that. But I think seeing

what happened to you and the NBA, I don't want to say what happened like you're a victim

or something. But you're like a quality big man. I feel like what's up with the NBA not

wanting that anymore? I just think that just seeing the model that Golden State has spread

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