Nat Towson

I mean, these guys just don't know how to handle a crowd.

I mean, they're used to pushing around tourists, and New Yorkers are not tourists.

And they literally overheard on a radio someone saying, we can't lose Broadway.

Like, they treat it like it's the military.

And they're all from Long Island.

But it was amazing to see all these people gather.

Most people I've seen since 2020 gathered in one space.

Again, largely nonviolent, fully joyous, every person decked out in blue and orange, whether or not they owned Nick's gear just to celebrate something.

And I think that's ultimately more important than winning the championship, which is, as I've already established, one of the most important things that's ever happened in the world.

And they eventually did, they did, by the way.

We gotta hold Broadway.

One of my favorite moments, I'm in this crowd and I'm with a group of people who have to get to work.

And they're like, we have to work in the Woolworth building.

And they were like, flag down the cop, they'll let us through.

And I said, they will not, we're all kettled in here.

And they had put a barrier in front of us, but what happened is people had come in and gotten stuck.

So you couldn't get back out in the other way.

And I was talking to other people, and I said, I don't know, man.

I only see 20 cops.

Like, do you really want to?