Fumi Abe

It's a little bit different.

I'm not saying it's just good or bad.

It's just different.

And so it's been interesting to kind of like...

I've had a lot of like, you know, people talk about like, I don't know if you're like a basketball fan, but you know, people talk about the welcome to the NBA moment.

You know what that is?

It's when somebody goes from college to the NBA and no matter how good they were in college, they have a welcome to the NBA moment because the NBA players are so good.

And they've been playing, some people have been playing 20 years.

Like you have to play LeBron now.

You know, he may be 40, but he just knows the game better than you because you're 19.

Yeah.

And so everybody has, like, a welcome to the NBA moment where they just get kind of embarrassed by another player.

And they might not even be a start.

It could just be, like, some guy that you don't really play with on NBA 2K.

You've never heard of this guy, but he's way better than you.

Yeah.

And I've had a couple moments, like, I call, like, welcome to the L.A.

moments where, like, I've just been, like, whoa, this is some, like, L.A.

thing, and I'm very out of my element right now.

I mean, I had some stuff with like agents and stuff that were weird.