The podcast is stacked for you today. I was at game three last night. Seltz up to one,

some thoughts on game three. David Griffin from the Pelicans. The future of this organization,

the terms of things around and the future that includes Zion Williamson. And David

Faber, CNBC, we're going to talk finance just a bunch of stuff. And, you know, how's your

401K doing kid and life advice. Game three in the books. I was in attendance and we now

have an unprecedented personal warrior's finals record of zero and three. So like I said,

the Celtics should have me on a private jet to every one of these games. But back in LA,

so don't worry about it. Warrior fans for game four. Thoughts. First of all, the remake of

the entrance into the garden. I hadn't been since they've done this very, very brave hartish,

man. Trump's going up the escalator, just wild crowd. Very, very cool. You know, I didn't

feel like I was going to attack, uh, attacking Lynn, but if somebody had blue face paint on,

I wasn't going to be surprised as far as the game. All right. A bunch of different things

that I want to get to here. Boston's offense on top of the lack of Golden State defense.

I thought was the story. Gary right on here. Jaylen Brown goes off or 17 points, including

three threes in that first quarter alone. 17 points in that first quarter. Uh, it felt

like a constant layup line, whether it was just upbakes and being able to drip around

the perimeter defenders and the lack of resistance at the rim had Golden State scrambling.

Golden States. Lead was two zero. And then it was pretty much all boss. And even though

the end of the first quarter was, you know, double digits, fell a little bit closer

with 33, 22. Uh, but that felt like kind of the story. 68 points in the first half by

Boston's offense and plus 10 in the boards at halftime. They were plus 10, I think like

really early on. Uh, still was some time to go on the first quarter. I believe kind

...