Hi, I'm Slum, and I know basketball. Today's guest has been a standout player from her time in high school to college where she was an all-American for the Washington

Huskies. She's a gold medalist and a two-time W MBA champion. Today's guest is the incredible Las Vegas

Aces, Kelsey Flock.

So Kelsey, as you know, I'm 16 years old and I'm in 10th grade.

And I want to know what you were like at 16.

Can you tell me a little bit about your personality at 16 years old? Listen, the fact that you're 16 is just so impressive to me because you feel so grown.

When I was 16, I was, oh gosh, shaped like a pair.

Just got rid of the unibrow,

very socially awkward, just trying to find my way.

Very like, you know, I'm playing basketball, I'm playing volleyball, but I'm like super

gangly, I don't really like have body control, kind of a hermit, kind of a hermit kind of a hermit in terms of like I used to eat lunch in the library like I was a little I was a little I was a little

so you were studious.

I just like, I really was more of an introvert and I think actually I kind of

to lamb but, um, but yeah I wasn't peeking like you at 16 so good for you.

Thank you, thank you. But what was your game like? Like were you, even if you maybe weren't mature as a kid, do you think your game was still mature?

I mean, I've always been

super competitive and just never traded the moment but I mean I came off the bench in

high school. I all. All four years?

No, the first year, I came off the bench and then my second year I kind of took a leap.

So I was probably about like 16-ish.

I would, but I tell kids all the time I'm like dude like I was like

eighth man on my high school team as a freshman like it's okay it's just it's okay

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