On the way to the stadium you made headlines, I guess, there were some Trump supporters on the road and they felt like, you know, you were driving fast and you kind of flicked them off.

Driving on the highway, I guess I got in between a train or, you know, a bunch of cars that I wasn't supposed to be in between in my car.

And, you know, there was honking the horn at me and stuff like that I guess to get

tell me to get out of their way and you know I didn't and the guy in front of me

stuffed on his brakes and you know try to stop there in traffic and I got around

him and I stuck them a birdie I really you know was about to stick you know

do the peace on to him, but my, this,

and this finger right here was kind of hurting, so it ain't make it up in time.

I love it.

He's just saying we're number one.

That's the other way you can go with that.

The peace sign, but there was a defective finger just so happened. It was the index finger that was defective. That was a thing on Sunday during the Cardinal Seahawks game. There were reports, rampant reports that DeAndre Hopkins was swerving through a pro-Trump caravan. And apparently they get on the highway and they go below the speed limit and they clog up traffic.

And he had that incident.

And, you know, it's not necessarily a political statement.

I would say that the middle finger is unbiased.

It can be used in any setting for any person, regardless of your political background.

Regardless of anything.

Hey.

It is the universal peace sign, the universal one-fingered peace sign.

Please don't demonstrate it.

I mean, if I was going to work and how to be, I'm on the highway, you're trying to get there, a caravan of anything, first off, let alone now to support your

political views and all that. That's bull crap. You know, well, what is it? Stick to your lane and

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