Nata, Yetski, Nil. Nothing personal word of the day is any word that you can come up

with. That means zero. On a scale of one to ten, zero. I chose Nata, so many other great

words. Remember love actually when they're going back and forth when he's going to go

to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Colin is because he wants to find women and he thinks that he'll

do better in Wisconsin than he can in England. And he's speaking to his friend and he says

Nata, yet anyway, zero. Why is that my word of the day? We got big news, ladies and gentlemen.

Today is July 21st in nine days. The National Basketball Association will commence its sprint

to the playoffs within their bubble. And they announced this is the new thing. Every other

day we get a new league with new stats. Thousand people tested top five answers on the board.

How many people tested positive? Point oh, oh, one, two, six, five, nine percent. Four

players a quarter of a staff member. That's what we're getting. But the NBA released something

yesterday that said since July 13th over the course, I guess, of seven days, they took

about 376 tests within the bubble and they had zero zero positive tests. So everyone got

all excited thinking that's it. We've got ourselves a working bubble. And I'm in. I want

to tell you why the NBA is doing this. Along with MLS, which announced zero positive tests

in their bubble. The National Women's Soccer League announced zero positives in their bubble.

MLB has made announcements with the union collectively about how great their positivity rate

is. It's it's diminimous. So does it mean when there are no positive tests in the bubble

that by definition, the bubble is then working? So the way you know whether a bubble is working,

picture when you're, have you ever been with kids and you blow bubbles and you stick the

stick in the can of bubbles? You take it out. It's got that film over the circle at the

end of the stick. And then you blow on it and a bubble comes out and the bubble looks

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