Okay, so I was very enjoyable. I really, I think the image of Roberto being an

intramus TV screen is Cardi B performing. That probably made the day for me. So

let me, we will get back to some of the line stuff later. I want to bring this up.

And I just everybody except Roberto will have an opinion because Roberto

doesn't do sports. But like the Kyry Irving trade takes what? I don't know where

you were going with this. Okay. Oh, do you want me to tell you? No, no, no, we're

not going to tell that story. You sure? No, that was a very creative reason not to

go to a concert. I was really proud of you. Because I didn't. I, we are going to

move on. Okay. We'll save that for later. You know, that one's going to come up

in June or July. Okay. That'll be if Tigers are 30 games out of first, need a

segment. Hey, just remind me why I did not go to the Princecott. Exactly. All

right. So Kyry trade happens. Stop. He goes to Dallas, but we're not here to break

it down because it doesn't matter. Roof, like if you're, if you're a fan of drama,

Luca Donchitch and Kyry fist fighting for the basketball is perfection. But I started

thinking about Kevin Durant. And I want to ask the question to Rico Kenny David. Kevin

Durant. I think made the single worst career decision in the history of

awards. Maybe outside of anyone who took the USFL's money in the mid 80s. Like

literally Kevin Durant might be Marcus Dupree. He leaves the warriors where he

could have been Bill Russell. Literally, he would have won it least. And I'm not

exaggerating. Five more championships, had he stayed because they were good enough with

him and just clay or day day, whether Curry was there or reverse it, day day and Curry,

but no, Clay, they were never losing. He gave that up because of, I don't know, his burner

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