Okay, we're back at it.

It's a good at it. Welcome back to It Is What It Is What It is.

I'm your host for the week, Arabia Tillery, filling in for Stap Baby this week.

And today, we are joined by Cam and our special analyst today since Mace is out, Tyrese Halliburton. How are you? I'm good, I'm good. Reese, what's up, man? What up? Appreciate for having me. First of all, I've been working with this young lady for Pite going on two years, and this the first time we actually met in person. In person. Look good. Thank you. So do you. I'm just saying, as good as you look on the screen, but seriously, thank you. And thank you for coming in this week.

You do a spectacular job with all NFL with your page and NFL in general. We know it's a playoff. So we're going to see what's going on for basketball right now. And it's also draft week. So we got a lot to talk about, man. Definitely. Reese, was, man. Looks good, man. Listen, I don't know if people see me on the internet yesterday or anything else. Just know I changed my socks underwear and T-shirt, man, because I was out last night with this, but I haven't been home yet. So I was at a friend of mine, but I made sure I went to Walgreens and Walmart and changed up everything. So don't be like Camas, we're good, we're good, man. Reese, what's happening, man? It was good, though. You're good? Listen, we're about to talk some basketball, some players before Arabia asked us the NBA questions. I want to ask you a few questions. How do you feel when people will be like, he only be with white girls? He never be with nobody. That don't bother me because you got to think, like, my fiance, she's a white girl, you know what I mean? So she's from... We see you hopping on the, like... Dog, but the father here, I'm from Wisconsin. I grew up around all white people, you know what I mean? My girl is from Iowa. She grew around all white people. You know what I mean? So all like that video where you see me hop on the car with a bunch of white girls, it's like her sister and all her friends from growing up. So people killing me. I'm like, these are just our people from growing up, you know? Exactly. How did you feel when your father ran down on Yannis during the playoffs? How did you feel about that? You know, the funny thing is I really didn't know what it. I didn't know what was happening until I got to the locker room. I checked my phone, my Twitter's blowing up. Niggas text me, what's good with Pops or Yonis? I'm like, what are y'all talking about? And then I seen the video, I said, damn.

I was, you know, not that I was disappointed, I just, I was mad that that's what they wanted to turn the conversation into. And like, he handled it correctly after, and Everett's water under the bridge now, but at the time I was, I was low key hot with him for a little minute, yeah.

What was that conversation like after you found out

when you went home later or whenever

you spoke to him?

Like, what did you say to him? Yeah. When you seen him? I called him. I was getting a massage. I called him. I said, hey, bro, what happened? And he, you know, man, I, I don't know. I blacked out. I don't even remember I was on the court celebrating next thing you know, voo-woo.

Right.

I'm like, man.

I'm like, now, I was looking mad.

I probably, I don't'm like, now, I was low-key mad.

I probably, I don't ever like get at my pops or yell at him.

You know, I just respect my dad is OG, you know, but I was like, man, I'm just mad that you handled it that way, whatever, whatever.

We had a lot of conversations after it, but he was very apologetic and, you know, we just moved on. No, that's what's up. Your playoff run last year was something epic.

Like, you said at least one game, you had a game winning shot in every series of the

playoffs.

I'm from New York.

I'm not, I'm not seeing Mr. Spurs, but I'm from New York.

I'm not going to have high blood pressure, disappointment, so on and so forth being the Knick fit.

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