Dan Le Batard

But when I see that, when I see a video or a picture of somebody being held from a high place by their ankles.

I think of Death Row Records.

I think of Suge Knight.

I think of Suge Knight getting Vanilla Ice to sign something he wanted him to sign by having a person dangle Vanilla Ice from a balcony by his ankles.

I don't know what's true there.

I mean, you've heard this story.

That is bad business, but it's also effective business.

It's good business.

He signed the paper.

I mean, it's criminal business, but it is effective business.

I wouldn't say it's criminal business.

Well, but the threat was implied.

There's no criminality.

He did, yes.

Okay, but there are certain moralities that usually come with doing good business that you guys are neglecting there.

When you say shakedown, rarely do you get a visual image that's literally a shakedown quite like this one where he was being shaken and the threat was implied that he would be going down.

Hey, give me your milk money, kid.

I mean, have you looked up or found in any way why it is that you keep saying it's not his first, it's their first rodeo, it's the Spurs' first rodeo?

Why is the rodeo such an amazing thing?

Is it because a human being is just on a bull or is there other stuff happening that makes the rodeo an awe-inspiring discovery?