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Okay. Hey there, Nick Spins. How are you? It's your boy, Jonathan McRey with you for another episode of the Nick's Film School podcast. As some of you know, if you read my newsletter, I am indeed

on vacation this week, but I had to take some time because it's rare that, I mean, I enjoy every guest that I have on the pod, obviously,

but like to speak to someone who kind of has a real true, not only a behind the curtain look

at a lot of the stuff that goes on in the league, but more importantly, just understands

basketball better than most people. I don't know how else to

say it. So joining me today, longtime NBA trainer, Sean Farmer. Sean, you are indeed in Chicago

for All-Star Weekend. How are you doing? I'm doing great. I am in Chicago at the moment.

At the moment. How are things, what is it like to be?

So I've never been to an All-Star game or like an All-Star weekend. What's it like when you're someone, you know, who, you know, you know, you know a lot of people and people recognize you.

They know you. What's it like to kind of travel around all these events like in a weekend like this?

Well, if it wasn't for my 10-year-old, I probably wouldn't be here.

It's band-debonium. I mean, it is brutal. just watching grown men run behind NBA player.

This is my second one, actually.

I was at the All-Star game in 1995 in San Antonio.

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