Off top, in the late 1700s, the French introduced the guillotine as a form of capital punishment,

because the way they did it before was too unhumane. Inhumane? Inhumane? That's what I thought.

Anyway, play the music.

This is the Dominique Foxworth Show.

What up, Charlie? So you know, in the last time they used to guillotine us?

1977. I was against like 1907. I knew you were going to be wrong. So I'm too, I'm too human.

The reason for the French off top is because at some point in the show,

we're going to do a deep dive into talking about everyone's favorite Frenchman,

not Embape, not McCrone, Wimby, Victor Wimbanyama. He is going to San Antonio real soon.

The big Quasão? That's the big name we're working on.

We already had the stifle tower, which was Gobea, right? But I mean, Victor's not a stifle.

We need to work on it. Maybe we can cook up a nickname for him because there's not one out there

right now. But before we get to that, you came in with a hot take or came in saying that you had a

hot take. And I would like to give you the floor to deliver this hot take. Victor is great.

We'll get to him. But we are in the midst of something that we love, a basketball series with

legitimate stakes. And that is the Lakers nugget series. When we're listening to this,

game two will be tonight, but we're still sort of bathing in the glory of game one where we saw

Yokech go absolutely bananas against the Lakers and Anthony Diavis Le Pranjane. He did everything.

Yeah, he was incredible. I mean, just the different ways that he can affect the team offensively

is impressive. Like from shooting a runner to a three-point shot to a classic back down to the way

that he passes out of double teams and even passes in single coverage, it's just amazing. Anyway,

get to your high ass take. I'm going to get there. You're building. I'm building too. Okay,

...