Lexie Brown

Like, I go to the club to make everybody else in the club look broke.

And I don't care what else is going on.

So if he buys 10 bottles, I'm buying 20 bottles.

If he buys 30 bottles, I'm buying 40 bottles.

The only one that wins is the club owner.

Yeah.

Right.

He's the only one rooting for the club.

He was like, you guys are all losers.

And I was like, I don't buy bottles in the club, so I don't have anything to contribute.

I do.

I mean, for athletes, especially somebody, but it's hilarious because I remember a story Gil was saying about he'd go to the strip club, spend all this money, and then the next day report his card stolen.

And then it ends up getting all the money back.

Like, I thought that was incredible for him to say that.

But I mean, you know, as athletes, it is a, it's a lot of ego.

Yeah.

With athletes, especially if, you know, we're playing in the city and let's say LeBron and the Lakers come to town and then they're in the club and it's like, okay, they're visiting, but we're in the city every week.

Like,

if the Lakers are in the club and, you know, we're in the club as well, I could see how it's like, yeah, y'all not going to come to our city and just go crazy, turn it upside down and fly out tomorrow.

Like, nah, we got, we got to make sure we, so I understand it from an athlete competitive.