Even when they won the NBA title, they walked off the floor like they won a regular season game.

And even I, I'm like, all right, I don't know if I'm going to stick around and watch the post game.

I'm going to go do a RICO.

Like it felt it was the oddest game seven conclusion I have ever seen in my lifetime whether you want to include baseball or basketball.

Yeah, it should have been epic, but it was. It didn't feel it.

No, and I think the reason it didn't feel epic was because of Halliburton going down and everyone

naturally either feeling really, really bad or looking at this game seven differently because

the Pacers were without their best player.

Right.

So it was just a weird, it was a weird.

That's like the only word I can come up with.

I know.

It was strange watching the ending of this.

I hear you.

But I mean, look, congratulations to O.K.C., obviously.

But it's weird because you want to say you got a championship, no matter what happens, you got your championship.

You got a ring. No one can ever take you got your championship, you got a ring.

No one can ever take it away from you.

30, 50, 100 years from now when people go back and look at the history of sports and say,

oh, that 2025 Oklahoma City Thunder team, they won the championship.

Great.

But they all feel different relative to what happened.

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