Megyn Kelly

Well, yeah, and it's what we were talking about before, too, with how you have the opportunity if you have these kind of privileges to, instead of just gobbling them all up for yourself and getting as much attention, you can do so many things that...

obviously are, are beneficial to the people who you're helping, but obviously, but also are so beneficial to you.

Like, look at how the, like, look at, like, this is a guy at the height of like his, his career, right?

He's at the pinnacle of the success, the star of this incredibly, uh, significant sporting event where all eyes are focused on him in the most admirable way.

And clearly the emotions he had that he felt compelled to share in like the most unrehearsed, genuine from the heart way.

You could just tell like his soul was invested in

that probably gave to him at least as much as if not more than whatever other benefits he's getting from having been the star of the series, helped the Knicks win the first championship at the center of the world media capital, which is New York.

And so many people deprive themselves of that kind of profound human experience because the benefits aren't obvious.

It takes emotional investment.

And just to see somebody in that moment focused on that instead of themselves is

which, you know, again, this is like an extremely important moment for him financially and reputationally and every other way for a sport to which he's devoted his life to be able to have the presence of mind to speak in that manner.

So powerfully and connected about someone who he did not really know that well until the week before, but was so affected by.

Yeah.

Like you said, it does kind of remind you that human beings are capable of great things.

That gave me the chills when you were talking about him.

And he was voted MVP of the finals.

Of course, he very clearly was.

So definitely has a new fan in me, even though I don't totally know his name yet by heart.

But I'm going to remember it.

You'll get there.