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Hello media consumers. Welcome to press box final edition. Ryan Curtis of the

ringer here along with producer Erica Servantes. Today's guest is the ringer's

very own Wasney Lambre, aka big was was welcome to the press box. Thank you.

Thank you for having me, Brian. I was expecting you to say my name like was

like how you do David, but I guess I was no, no, no, we can we can redo this.

Wasning. Love that. We got to talk about the Dreymon green documentary. Yeah.

And the future of quote unquote new media. Oh God. Never has the phrase quote

unquote been more applicable. Yeah. For those just coming to this two weeks ago

Dreymon green punched his teammate Jordan pool at a Golden State Warriors practice.

Green held a big press conference. And then before the warriors opening night

game against the Lakers on Tuesday, TNT ran a mini documentary produced in part

by green himself in which green talked about punching his teammate. Sort of.

So let's start there was what did you make of the documentary? It was a waste of

everybody's time, right? Five minutes of this guy saying nothing about anything.

And you know, if side fell was to show about nothing, this was the documentary about

nothing. Like we don't learn how Dreymon feels. We don't learn how he wants to carry

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