Bryan Curtis

What's going on?

Ronda Rousey and it's fight tonight.

Okay.

And you just sort of ping pong to the next thing.

think it was i honestly you know what i don't think though i think if you and i were like a living agate page it wasn't that slow because there's just a lot there was a lot going on but we just couldn't watch it we didn't have access to it not on a not on a tuesday night well i wonder if part of this so social media basically starts for what it looks like now probably like 18 years ago 2008 2009 range sure

I agree because if you're anywhere else, people, and again, we've, we've benefited from this being in the sports business, but like everybody jumps on small things now.

So it feels like nothing is, it feels like everything is big.

You know, people are like, you know, I mean, just imagine like when we were, when we were young, Mel Kiper seemed like a lunatic because he cared that much about the NFL draft.

And now he's a normie because there's every Twitter account you follow cares about the draft and is already caring about next year's draft, even though it just ended.

And so just everything seems big.

You know, just everything seems important.

And then I think at the end of the day, nothing seems important or as important.

What are the next few weeks of LeBron going to look like, speaking of which?

They already told you you're the third best guy in the team.

It's like one last time, right?

Like when they have the movies, you know, the action movie with all the elderly action stars.

This just feels like we got one more in us.

It's like heroin.

You think LeBron's interested in the attention economy?

I do.