Maxwell Lewis

oh so they could just call you whenever though how does that work it's basically like when you're go down to the geely you're more like of an assignment you know what i'm saying so just to go down there and learn but i'm more i'm mostly with the team most of the time oh god just to get some burn after a while if i'm not playing or anything so yeah that makes sense damn that's wild 500k must have been a nice payout yeah that was after after taxes but

yeah it was nice oh it's 500k after no after no it was like 300 oh god yeah still decent all right still was that the most you made at the time as a player yeah most i ever made it once it was funny because me and my um my teammate at the time we were uh hanging out and

we got back home and um we checked our phones and it was like oh it's 11 59 let's check let's check our accounts and like the whole thing just it hit that quick yeah it was like a week later damn yeah i was like wow we were like up screaming like we won the lottery and we were going crazy oh no that's major though because for newer players entering the league a lot of that money is not guaranteed right exactly so that was a good good money to really just have and

Right.

Need something to make it interesting.

You know, 82 is a long time.

For right now, I have a three year player option four.

I'm at team option four.

So after this year, if I just do all the little things right, you know, not on the court, but just everything off the court, right.

And they'll resign me.

And then after next year is like.

What's up?

Like, what are we, what are we doing?

Am I going to stay in LA or am I going to do whatever?

So this is just learning right now, learning years.

I love it.

Who do you model your game after?

Uh, I model my game after a little bit of a Rudy Gay.

My trainer was like, he just made me watch him.

And the more I like,