Chuck Klosterman

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know, because that's like, it's the last play, this is it.

Like the idea of it, you know, but the idea like instant replay and officiating reasons obviously damaged basketball, the last two minutes of a basketball game deeply, particularly the idea of plays that throughout the entire game would be officiated one way, but because we have video evidence, they go the other way.

If I hold a basketball in my hands and you punch it,

Technically, yes.

It does touch my pinky finger last.

That's obviously out on you, you know?

But when I watch it, like a football game, it's like, you know, they talk about, remember the Rams and the Saints a few years ago, like with this interference call late in the game.

It's like, you know, that's just part of it.

It happens.

It's like I...

basketball happens too.

Like sometimes like you'll hear people be like, well, when the playoffs start for any sport, why does the division winner get a bot?

Like it should be, it should just be, you know, a straight recording of the record.

So in the NBA, it shouldn't matter if you won your division or whatever, it should matter.

Just, you know, it's like,

But that's what it is.

We designed it this way.

This is the sport.