Doc Rivers

Yeah, because of Freddie and Manny, he started going to a lot of the boxing matches, met Jim Lampley, met Max Kellerman, who's in business with you now.

um and started representing those joe tessitore met those boxing announcers started representing them as a lawyer and then went to become an agent in the sports media space it was usually the best agents that didn't start because they wanted to be an agent

Yeah, I have this thing also, and by the way, it would apply to Ben and to my children, Sonny and Natalie.

When I was an agent, if there were young people assistants who I liked, I don't say, you know, where are you from?

Anyone who answered, I'm from LA, I'd be like, yeah, but where?

And it was Reseda.

Sherman Oaks, you know, Huntington.

It was never Hancock Park, Brentwood.

It's just different.

Like, you know, perhaps your son goes to run a hedge fund or run a team or something like that.

But most of the agents come from a little more working class.

Yeah, it's true.

The good agents at least.

I compare it to WrestleMania one, which I watched from the LA sports arena on closed circuit.

We were in Los Angeles that weekend, but I also compare it.

Like people talk WrestleMania 18.

And I'm like, wait a second.

That's now 24 years ago.

Right.

Right.