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Can Yokits be less excited? And does it make

them more or less likable? Or is it

kind of funny? Like, how do you use it? I think it's kind of funny.

Like, remember the Kauai laugh that we all love

because he's so awkward?

The

Why was that so funny? Because he's so awkward, right? Well, remember what they said, though. I mean, they backed them up. His teammates said, hey, Kauai's the life of the party. We're like, really? You know, sometimes people aren't good in front of the camera. Sometimes people are very private. We don't know what they're like behind closed doors or in the locker room. We just don't know. And Yokic may be one of those guys who has a sense of humility. He's humble. He's not made for the spotlight. He's there to play. He's all business. Maybe for all we know. We saw him, you know, playing slap ass with Ramal Murray. He jumped into the pool. Jumping in a pool together. That was fun.

That was nice.

So, like, maybe he is more personable than we know and he's just a private, low-key, foreign kind of guy. I don't know. I very much like to go home now. Even during the post-game interview, was it Lisa Salters? Yes. You know, by the way, the unnecessary questions,

and she's terrific at what she does,

but it was like, in the second quarter, you guys are struggling. Who cares? They just won a championship. What's what the filler question? And then Stan Cronky talking into her ear, like the microphone was in her headset and her ear. So after the game, I thought it was funny how his first reaction was like, yes, we go home

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