Amin Elhassan

Well, no, because they put us in a time slot that was very not convenient.

We were at the end of the first day, and you might say, oh, it's the first day, so no problem.

Problem was the Celtics were playing that night, and that was Jason Tatum's return game.

And so our panel ended at like 6.15, 6.20, and the game starts at 7.

So a lot of people kind of ducked out and left before our panel went on.

But

It went well.

It went well.

The big thing, honestly, that David and I were worried about is usually when we do these episodes, obviously they're taped and edited, but also there's a lawyer either in there or on the line.

And so whenever we say things that may not be completely legally protected,

we're often asked to retape a line or redo a line or reword a line.

And without that, in a live environment, David and I were very worried that we might say something awful and then the whole company gets sued.

I don't think they knew what I was doing, and that was my fault.

I had an audience that was not familiar, I don't think, by and large, of

My comedic stylings, they probably just know me from opening folders on Pablo's show, and that's probably about it.

And so I think they were taken aback and didn't know what was happening.

And then Pablo said, oh, that's a bad Obama, even though it was really good.

So when I brought it back the second time, they're like, oh, he's doing that Obama thing now.

Now I get it.

Well, Dan, I can tell you in the NBA circles, it's a massive story.