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By the way, I could not,

when when stacy king was drafted in 1989 by the chicago bulls they get him sixth and he dropped apparently he should have gone like looking back and remembering he he should have like at the time he was thought of even more highly and a lot of people thought he was going to be drafted in the first three picks but the bulls got him in 1989 when the when the bulls were on the cusp

They had a made team right there.

That is obviously right before they started their real winning, so it felt really good.

Now, he was never as good at the NBA level as he should have been relative to college, but it was absolutely thrilling that he was here through 1994, then Minnesota, Miami, Boston, and Dallas, and then eventually Georgia.

coaches in the CBA for a few years, and then is in the booth with Johnny Red Curve for some time, and then eventually he becomes the guy.

But this is pretty perfect, I think, if you know my identity and a lot of my brand.

Stacey King and I actually became closer through Bears.

And that is because Mark Chonowski, who's going to join us here at the top of the hour, he and Stacey would have me on the Gimme the Hot Sauce podcast to be their Bears correspondent, kind of intermittently.

over a couple of seasons.

So what a blast it was for me, who, again, impressionable time for me.

I'm in high school and college when Stacey King is here and the 90s Bulls are rocking.

So there are still certain people that you look at in awe because they were a part of something great.

And I got to kick it and talk bears with Stacey King.

And that was our relationship.

And it was great.

It was great having him ask me about Justin Fields and different players and things like that.

It was an absolute blast.

Well, hold on.

You got some, Buttes?