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Tax rules apply. Chicago Bulls Jayden Ivy made a couple of comments about his faith and how uncomfortable

he was with the MBA being pro-LGBQ, Pride Month, all this other stuff. And he was actually a superstar. He was a star playing with the Pistons on the back court with this other guy who's a, you know, some of the NBA players would say he's a superstar. Who's a backboard? Who, Kate Cunningham? Yeah. But this guy's on the Bulls.

No, no.

He was on the pistons in the back court.

Average 17 points a game, four assists, four rebounds. This is why I tell you, I follow this stuff closer than you do. Way better than you had. Obviously. This guy think like he's sports. Anyways, Jaden comes up, says the following when he's driving.

And I like the fact that at least he put the phone on his lap because he didn't want to get a ticket.

Exactly.

Because a camera. Anyways, Jaden comes up, says the following when he's driving, and I like the fact that at least

he put the phone on his lap because he didn't want to get a ticket.

Exactly.

Because a camera's angle is focus on his nostrils, but try to focus on the message while

he's doing this.

He's simply sharing his faith and the Chicago Bulls let him go simply because of this

comment in this video that he made.

Go ahead, Rob.

The world can proclaim LGBTQ.

Right?

They have, they have, they proclaim pride month and the NBA.

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