Pablo Torre

used both incorrectly the way they were pronouncing it and in general this week that I hadn't realized before that that the reason it's said that way is or I'm assuming I don't know but I'm assuming it's said that way because when you say that thing of ours on a wiretap they can't prove what that thing of ours is

That's what I I assume and and it said so perfectly that it has a poetry to it where you're just hiding You're hiding the menace and the threat in Mafia talk when you say that thing of ours and we can't prove what you mean by that because it's cryptic enough that certainly sounds very legitimate but

It comes from the old country.

Okay, but if you're speaking around people, it's something that you're shrouding in a certain mystery, so if you're overheard, it can't be known what that thing is, whether it's a wiretap or not.

You don't know what you're messing with, boy.

You're not the only one who's concerned about Pablo.

He's doing difficult work, and it has...

threats in it.

And people who care about Pablo have been worried about him before these two stories.

The Belichick reporting is stuff that people were worried about.

Although I don't think of Belichick wandering shirtless in front of a ring doorbell cam as quite the same kind of menace.

But yes, there are many people telling Pablo that he needs to let stuff go and he doesn't let it go.

Except for the gum under the desk.

When Dirk had that documentary and Cuban's company bought it, and I would... Is this documentary?

How he spent, like, Iron Man-level money on the Dirk documentary.

Here's $48 million for your diet.

Like, who knows what he spent, but... How much do you think we paid?

No, we're not allowing it.

No, I don't think we can do that on this one.

Just because he's still milking from this trough and having Mark Cuban come in.