Jeremy Shab, hello. Hello, Pablo.

You're here to tell us a story that I am struggling already to encapsulate in a sentence.

So, so where are we starting this, Jeremy? Where does the story begin?

So, Pablo, I guess we start in 1979 at the NBA All-Star game.

This, this, uh, ear in which he had Moses Belone and Julius Irving and Cremab Doolge Bar

and there's young player taking place in his first All-Star game,

Otis Bird song from the Kansas City Kings.

Ladies and gentlemen, let us now meet the Western Conference All-Star, making his first All-Star

game a second year pro from the Kansas City Kings, six four Otis Bird song.

And he described the atmosphere to me as really electric.

It was just unbelievable. The atmosphere, sell out crowd. A terrific environment for this game.

I was second year into the league, still young and excited to be around all those great players.

I mean, I've Doolge Bar and Moses Belone will shout it out. I was the only Kansas City Kings player

selected to participate in the NBA All-Star game that year.

And at half time Otis Bird song finds himself in the locker room. He finds himself alone

in the locker room. Just happened to be the last guy walking out for the warm-ups before the

second half. And suddenly the door to one of the bathroom stalls opens.

This guy comes out of the bathroom stall and he has on the Kansas City Kings warm-ups.

I mean, here's what's interesting. It wasn't someone he knew. It was someone he did not know

wearing a Kansas City Kings warm-ups. Someone he had never seen before in his life. And remember,

you know, it's hard to imagine a world, right? 1979, not like today. You couldn't just go on

Amazon and order a Kansas City Kings warm-ups suit. You couldn't go by one at the team store.

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