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I will say, because this is like more of a Jordan documentary.

Yeah.

That it really did like just kind of breeze through the Rodman stuff in a way that it didn't with the early Jordan stuff.

But then again, some of that Jordan stuff was, you know, things we hadn't seen. Yeah. And also, like, I just think that, look, Rodman's a major figure, but he's ancillary in this run. I almost wonder what it would be like to binge this thing because that's what I wanted. The end of episode two and the start of episode three fit perfectly together, right? But when you win a week between the two, it kind of seems a little, I don't know, halted.

Um, I don't know halted um i guess but i'm trying to think of the context of

like all right how does that weave in because then it does weave in of like hey scotty's not here

they're struggling all right robin realizes he's got to get in there now here's the rodman's got to

play now now here now rodman was

on his good behavior and by the way he needs a break here's where all that comes from i love i love i love

that i think that's hilarious of like hey man i've been on good behavior for two months i need something

like i got to get out of here so you know it's and i'll bring this up on the show but it really

does go to show that i i Phil Jackson, like his greatest skill, triangle offense is great, right?

Whatever.

His greatest skill was just that might be the best people manager.

Yeah.

I mean, that was ever.

I love that.

That shit's so real too, right?

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