Well, Danny and I had to come on. I know I said we wouldn't be on until Monday

But the last dance it is over. I watched it as my wife. She really enjoyed it

I can proudly state that I went nine for ten on the trivia

Actually, it might have been it might have been four for five camera. I only got one of them wrong

The the little like sponsored by Facebook trivia questions

But it's over now feels kind of sad actually. I was I was enjoying just having something that everyone was paying attention to that

We could all comment on I think I really missed that aspect of sports and I have to admit the montage at the end

I thought was really well done that kind of got me a little bit with my to give out my lost youth and just like how awesome

It is being in a stadium with all those people and feeling that energy and not being able to feel that now

I definitely was in my feelings a little bit about that but

Nobody cares about me. They care about the last dance

So do you have anything that you wanted to sum up that you've taken away as someone?

I know if you're listening to us talk about this for the first time I grew up in Chicago during the 90s Danny

Didn't really become a huge

Basketball nerd until the mid 2000 so he didn't live those times more than just as a casual fan

So I want to hear ultimately like what your take is on it. I think that the biggest thing for me

It goes back to a I

Trimit this to Ethan Sherwood Strauss but going back to talking about Kobe Bryant

Which was that Ethan noted and I noticed this through throughout my early career as well that Kobe was very

aware of how his words were being used and and was and I don't mean this in a negative way was very engaged in in

Myth-making and and storytelling and

Making sure that the that all of those things fit together and what was so interesting to me about this was from various things one of the

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