Yesterday after we left the building, I'm walking down Hudson Street and it's around 10.15,

so the parade had just started.

Yeah.

And unfortunately, as I'm walking down Hudson Street, I'm seeing just groups and groups and

groups of Nick fans coming my way.

And I'm like, what the hell are they doing?

And I realized that these were the people that were not allowed into the viewing pens. And I'm like, what the hell are they doing? And I realized that these were the people that were

not allowed into the viewing pens. And I had never, I honestly, I'd never seen this part of

Manhattan, this crowded. And it was just, it was insane how many people didn't get in. And then, of

course, if you were coming out of the Holland Tunnel, like we were talking yesterday, and you were trying to get on to Erickson or Verick, they weren't going to let you do that. And the traffic coming out of the Holland Tunnel was insane. I was thinking, like, why would they even allow cars to come around that way? It didn't make any sense to me. So was it a perfect day? No.

Were there a lot of people that were, uh, you know, upset and disappointed? Yes. But overall,

I think, you know, looking at it and looking at it from the shots from above, it was, it was a

remarkable parade. It really was. And, and I think the guys really enjoyed it. I think

watching Josh Hart going out into the fans and the way the fans are responding to Jailen Brunson,

I mean, it was insane. Yeah, I mean, all of that was great. You're absolutely right. I just,

I, what annoyed me was there were so many people talking and I understand that you had to get there early

but there were so many people who changed their days had talked about this, called us, I've been

waiting 53 years, everything else who then didn't know that they were going to cap it off. That's

the thing that annoyed me. And there was actually one image, just like you had

the image of seeing all those people down there. There's one image that made me really bummed out

about it as I go and get my car yesterday. And there's a father and son that had parked to the garage

where I park that could not have looked sad or going back to their car.

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