David Jacoby

That's a fact.

He does.

He does handle it.

When he said that, I was like, yeah, you're kind of right.

But one of the things that really struck me when he said that is we can delete these apps on our phones.

It is a choice.

Like, you know, like it's one thing to like, you know, to be mad at the refs or the defenders or the physicality, like the way we're talking about this series.

But like, yeah, there's going to be noise on social media.

You know, there's going to be noise on social media.

And I think it's sort of your job as a professional athlete and even a professional NBA executive to sort of disregard that.

Legend.

This is great.

I want to pose something to you guys that was sort of like my biggest takeaway from game three, right?

We all know what happened in game one and two, right?

All of a sudden, Carlin through towns is out playing women, Yama and, and women, Yaman, you know, throws the ball off the step castle and then fouls.

And he has to sit with that and think about it and watch the film and everything.

And to start the game,

He gets, what, three dunks in a layup in the first seven minutes?

And they're running these great sort of, like, stagger screens.

Like, it just really felt like the first drive of a big football game when they've got the plays scripted.