I would say my favorite part of the last dance documentary was just how Michael Jordan, in all of his interviews, had this tall glass of scotch next to him the entire time.

He had this glass of scotch with his cigar, with a napkin neatly rolled up underneath the cigar.

And you could tell, in certain parts of that interview, the glass of scotch was tall.

In other parts of the interview, it was about half full.

So he was drinking it.

And I think there were definitely parts of the documentary where he was a little bit looser than in other parts of the documentary.

Namely, when the reporter brought up this article that called his rookie year bulls,

the cocaine cowboys, the traveling cocaine circus, something like that.

And he just starts cracking up in a way.

I don't think I've ever seen Michael Jordan crack up like in interviews.

And so what was really, I mean, underlining this entire thing was just how candid he was.

He was candid about Jerry Krauss, about Scotty Pippen, about some of the things that went wrong in that final year with the Bulls.

And I think this is going to be a really awesome documentary. I mean, look, the first two episodes I thought were okay. I think this is going to be a really awesome documentary.

I mean, look, the first two episodes I thought were okay.

I think there's a lot of people really excited about it right now.

And look, I get it.

It's sports.

We haven't had sports in a very long time.

And it is sports.

I mean, they are showing enough highlights and they are showing enough

stuff and it has all the drama that we like from sports, specifically with the NBA, that it is

sports. This is content. And it's only going to get better. Okay. I mean, the reporting right now

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