Michael Rappaport.

You know him as an actor.

You know him as the guy that produced Beets Rhyme in Life, the tribe called Quest documentary, which he did a very good job on.

He will be with Draft Kings kicking off fantasy football season by hosting the second annual draft Kings' Fantasy Sports Fest at Gillette on Sunday, August

20th beginning at 11 a.m.

And ticket packages range from $89,

$139, $199, and $349.

$349.

Is that to get one of your private suites?

I don't know.

Michael Rappaport joins us on the AT&T expert hotline. Hello, Mr. Michael Rappaport. How's it going, fellas? It is going well. We appreciate you coming on. Well, I appreciate you having me. How's everything going out there in Boston? Good. How often do you, does somebody come up to you and call you Brian Scalabrini? I know you guys obviously become friends and everything, but he's, you know, a regular guest on our show. Honestly, how often does that happen where you get mistaken for him? No, I don't get mistaken for him. What's happening is my goal is to be called the white mamba. So when I'm finished with Brian Scalibriene, I'm going to be called the white mamba.

He's going to be referring to me as the white mamba.

Okay, so you're part of this Big Three basketball thing like Brian is too.

And now did you get hired by Ice Cube by any chance?

Yeah.

Okay.

Is he a dick? Because he was a – I had an experience with him about a week ago where I saw him out with a couple of his friends. And obviously, Ice Cube's Ice Cube and he's got the, you know, he's, the persona goes with him wherever he goes. But I went to go get a picture with him. And I said, Ice Cube, mind if I get a photo with you.

He goes,

I don't do pictures.

And his three guys kind of stepped up and looked at me. And I was like, all right, and completely cool that walked away. Is he like that with everyone or did he just get a weird vibe for me? Uh, maybe, did you have, how was your breath smell on that day? It never fresh.

It's never the freshest.

All right.

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