what's up everybody welcome back happy skews day to you as you see this uh we're recording

this on monday february third at 305 pm on the left coast in case anything crazy happens

between now and them but i'm sure that won't be the case.

Either way, welcome back.

I'm Trey.

That's Mark.

He won't say it, so I'll say it for him. Everybody, please keep Mark in your thoughts and prayers. I mean, ain't nothing wrong with him. He's just a big Dallas Mavericks fan, so we appreciate your understanding in this trying time as we all work through it together as a community and a team.

Yeah, okay, so I do want to talk about that. this trying time as we all work through it together as a community and a team.

Yeah, okay.

So I do want to talk about this for a second because it's like it really goes in a bucket

of can't.

We just can't have nothing.

Like this, you know what Tray is talking about.

Dallas Mavericks, my favorite sports team, traded away a once-in-a-generation

talent, their best player, but the most talented athlete I have got every chance to root for.

And 25-year-old who's made all-NBA every year since he was 19.

Took the team to the finals last year, and don't worry, I'm not going to talk about actual

basketball.

This is a

story about uh greed um business pilot political politics so human sociology and of course

conspiracy theories let me ask you this on a basketball note because i feel like a lot of people

especially neutrals and stuff they traded them specifically to the lakers right yeah it's like does that make it even worse for you or do you just not care where he goes? Okay. Because I mean, the Lakers, you know, story for it's not like he went to some championship star of upstart team or whatever he went to. It's like the Dodgers who my team signing every player on earth. The Lakers get that guy on top of it all.

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