Mina Kimes
👤 PersonAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
But he was almost too cool for basketball. I mean, he was a quarterback, right? He played football. He was like, football is actually the thing that I'm like great at for a while, you know?
But he was almost too cool for basketball. I mean, he was a quarterback, right? He played football. He was like, football is actually the thing that I'm like great at for a while, you know?
But he was almost too cool for basketball. I mean, he was a quarterback, right? He played football. He was like, football is actually the thing that I'm like great at for a while, you know?
But he was almost too cool for basketball. I mean, he was a quarterback, right? He played football. He was like, football is actually the thing that I'm like great at for a while, you know?
But he was almost too cool for basketball. I mean, he was a quarterback, right? He played football. He was like, football is actually the thing that I'm like great at for a while, you know?
But he was almost too cool for basketball. I mean, he was a quarterback, right? He played football. He was like, football is actually the thing that I'm like great at for a while, you know?
Yes. Yes. I would add one wrinkle, David, which is also, and I resemble this at times, and I am trying to be self-aware about this at times, try-hardness. Like somebody who really wants to be cool. Effort. Effort. Transparency of effort feels like another anti-cool sort of aspect here. Yeah.
Yes. Yes. I would add one wrinkle, David, which is also, and I resemble this at times, and I am trying to be self-aware about this at times, try-hardness. Like somebody who really wants to be cool. Effort. Effort. Transparency of effort feels like another anti-cool sort of aspect here. Yeah.
Yes. Yes. I would add one wrinkle, David, which is also, and I resemble this at times, and I am trying to be self-aware about this at times, try-hardness. Like somebody who really wants to be cool. Effort. Effort. Transparency of effort feels like another anti-cool sort of aspect here. Yeah.
Yes. Yes. I would add one wrinkle, David, which is also, and I resemble this at times, and I am trying to be self-aware about this at times, try-hardness. Like somebody who really wants to be cool. Effort. Effort. Transparency of effort feels like another anti-cool sort of aspect here. Yeah.
Yes. Yes. I would add one wrinkle, David, which is also, and I resemble this at times, and I am trying to be self-aware about this at times, try-hardness. Like somebody who really wants to be cool. Effort. Effort. Transparency of effort feels like another anti-cool sort of aspect here. Yeah.
Yes. Yes. I would add one wrinkle, David, which is also, and I resemble this at times, and I am trying to be self-aware about this at times, try-hardness. Like somebody who really wants to be cool. Effort. Effort. Transparency of effort feels like another anti-cool sort of aspect here. Yeah.
There's also one thing, Mina, I think, which is that we are, look, the NBA has this like cultural barometer of cool as the piece sort of leads with.
There's also one thing, Mina, I think, which is that we are, look, the NBA has this like cultural barometer of cool as the piece sort of leads with.
There's also one thing, Mina, I think, which is that we are, look, the NBA has this like cultural barometer of cool as the piece sort of leads with.
There's also one thing, Mina, I think, which is that we are, look, the NBA has this like cultural barometer of cool as the piece sort of leads with.
There's also one thing, Mina, I think, which is that we are, look, the NBA has this like cultural barometer of cool as the piece sort of leads with.
There's also one thing, Mina, I think, which is that we are, look, the NBA has this like cultural barometer of cool as the piece sort of leads with.
Part of that is as these things become increasingly corporate, as these things are like, you know, lineages that are increasingly formalized, as David was alluding to, we also get further away from what might be the fundamental tenet of cool that we haven't mentioned yet, which is I think that you have to be kind of anti-authority You kind of have to be subversive.
Part of that is as these things become increasingly corporate, as these things are like, you know, lineages that are increasingly formalized, as David was alluding to, we also get further away from what might be the fundamental tenet of cool that we haven't mentioned yet, which is I think that you have to be kind of anti-authority You kind of have to be subversive.