Jameis Winston

Me and my son, we're climbing mountains.

Everest to get to the top of this freaking ice hill.

And then I get into the facility and one of the local, I think our video guy, Carm, he asked me, he's like, did you take any trash can lids off?

What am I going to do with the trash can lids?

He's like, you go sledding.

You take your kids sledding.

And then I felt like a failure because I didn't know about trash can lids.

I take my kids sledding.

So when that opportunity presents itself next time, I'm gonna be pushing my kids down that hill.

Just let it go.

But no, I just think the city, I've always wanted to be a part of something that's more.

And what New York provides the athlete and really anybody that's there.

Because it's probably the most diverse place in the world.

It's like you really see the American dream when you're able to look at that skyline and you see like, man, one of the funniest things I've ever seen.

I'm going to my first Yankees game ever.

We're staying in Harlem at the Renaissance Hotel.

And I'm trying to do it right way because I'm like, hey, we could stay in Harlem Renaissance.

We're going to take the subway to the Bronx and watch the Yankees play my first game ever.

Man, as we walk on the street, we walk to like a little deli down the street, I see like this Latino baby, like six years old on the phone walking.

In a full conversation, I got my four-year-old at the time who's taller than this six-year-old that's walking on the phone in a stroller because he's asleep.