Patrick Bet-David

Guys, if we have that video, and then he says, my dad's my hero.

And you know who asked him the question?

A kid asked him the question.

A kid asked him the question, and he got emotional about it.

So, yeah, I don't know.

I saw this.

Of course, it's not a,

You can pause it right there, guys.

Isn't that great when you see this?

So anyways, saw that story, Adam.

Look, there might not be a better case example for understanding female nature than Tom Brady.

Because when you look at the Tom Brady situation, he's the best of the best of the best in not one category, in not two categories, in all the categories.

damn near billionaire, good-looking stud, could be a male model, 6'5", Hall of Fame quarterback, arguably the greatest football player, arguably the greatest athlete of all time, Super Bowl champion, everything, resume, resume, resume.

And still, it wasn't good enough for his woman.

Are you kidding me?

And the reason why, and this is something that every man has to sort of grapple with, quite candidly, it's something that I'm dealing with right now.

When you're a man on a mission and you have a purpose and you have meaning in your life, you can't let anybody, your family, your woman, your friends, get in the way of that.

And if they're not on board with what you're trying to accomplish, there's always going to be friction.

So...

Here's some evidence here where he wanted to play one more season, I believe.