Dan Le Batard

That's how my family got here.

That's literally how, because my family is Canadian, they're from Montreal.

That's how my family came here in the late 70s was because of the French separatist movement.

Yeah, when I was growing up, there was always talk that Quebec was going to secede and form its own independent country.

Now Alberta has really shifted that conversation.

Kind of like the Conk Republic with Key West, right?

Where they're like, hey, we're going to do our own thing over here.

Yeah, we're doing our own thing.

Wait, you're not picking up our garbage?

All right, we're back.

I do want to mention something from the game the other night, from Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

And I talked a lot about this on Zaslow Show 2.0 yesterday.

You know, everyone's got the same talking points, essentially, after Game 4.

We all saw the finish to the game.

And I took a little bit of a different tact on Zaslow Show 2.0 yesterday, which was...

I wanted to talk about the experience as a fan in these kind of moments.

And it really is because I'm not supposed to like the New York Knicks.

We're not supposed to like the Knicks.

I'm not supposed to feel good for the Knicks fan.

And I even said, if this was Boston, all this was happening in Boston, I would not feel good for the Celtic fans.