You got a nerve to be asking a favor.

You got a nerve to be calling my number.

I know.

We're back.

We're back.

It's a dead test.

I'm Drew.

That's Roth.

Say hi, Roth.

Hi.

What's up?

Oh, just the explosive enthusiasm that's going to make everyone shit their ears. You were singing the Stroke song. I'm ready to run through a fucking wall, man. That's the Walkman, you piece of shit. Get it right? That's embarrassing. Anyway, that'll get deleted. Hey, we have a very special, uh, dead cast this week because we have a special guest all the way

from San Francisco. It's the great Ray Rado. Say hi, Ray. Hi, Ray. If I could have bet a dollar on him

responding to that prop that way, I would have done it. I'm dying here.

Let's get to it.

I've got to donate a kidney later this afternoon.

All right, so Rado comes to us from the Bay Area, which is great because we wanted to talk about the NBA playoffs, and Rado's the only person who we know on staff who's actually awake when these

things end at fucking 3 a.m. in the morning East Coast time. So, Ray, I wanted to ask you specifically

about the warriors who are now tied up to two, two, in a fearsome battle of isolated possession

with the Houston Rockets. Are the Golden State Warriors actually in trouble of losing this series,

Ray? Yeah, absolutely. I mean, Houston has been the, you know, the bonespour in their heel for a while now.

And though they eventually capitulate, they make it really hard for the Warriors to do the stuff

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