Royce White

I drove through that.

I know people.

I see where they live.

You know what I mean?

So it's just like we're becoming increasingly detached from one another and flying is an example and the Internet has become an example.

And it's like

Sports, man, sports is one of the last real places that young people have to physically come to participate and interact with one another.

And that's why it's super, super important that our community leaders really, really prioritize sports for these young people and trying to have a good influence on them there because we're going completely digital.

Like I said, I mean, I look up and I see a...

posts where they got flesh robots in the mouth and the tongue move.

It's like, it's just going to be a sex robot.

We know what we're, we know what's going to happen.

We know where this is going, but it's going to start to warp things.

And, you know, sports might, again, sports, it's, it's ironic.

The reason I say it is ironic.

that my story is what it is, and I came from where I came from, being an athlete, and now we've progressed to this place where sports is like the last bastion of reality, but I still have to talk about things like, hey, we don't have to fly all across the country.

I mean, I know the NBA does it every single day, but you can still drive from Minneapolis to Chicago.

It's like a five-hour drive.

It's quite interesting, actually.

I mean, you know, there's always a kid crying, at least when I'm on the plane.