Danny Green

And when I was in locker rooms working out, I wouldn't say I didn't feel I belonged, but I definitely felt older in the space.

And it was changing.

But, yeah, I'm adjusting to it.

fine, man.

Everything's going well.

Doing some stuff with ESPN, um, randomly tapping in with FanDuel and Turner.

The goal is to be able to network full time, but also do some consulting and scouting for teams.

Um,

You know, tapping into different avenues and different lanes and seeing what I like most.

But most importantly, I get a chance to spend more time with my little one at the house as he's growing up.

He's only 19 months.

So I'm glad that I waited to have kids until the end of my career so I could have more time with him.

Yeah, I think the toughest thing for most guys, which I had some help with it, is adjusting to not have... Like I said, for 20 years, 25 years, guys have been playing and traveling.

And to be kind of stagnant or figure out how to not be stagnant and adjusting to not having a routine.

Because normally you wake up, you know exactly what you're doing.

And...

And obviously there's other situations where guys, you know, checks aren't coming in the same.

So they have to adjust and some people don't have to, but either way, you don't want it to be stagnant and spending money without making money, you know, because you have to live another 40, 50 years, God willing, maybe even more.

So you kind of see that bigger picture like them.

I don't know if I can.