Royce White

I mean, 40 years ago, the NBA players only drove to games.

You weren't flying everybody first class when Dr. J was stomping around.

So people still drive places.

It's okay.

And they were like, nah, nah.

And it became a power trip.

And what they used was the fans...

You know, lack of awareness and lack of interest in the nuance of that story.

And most of what are the fans going to say?

Everybody would love to play in the NBA.

I mean, it's one of the most, you know, sought after type of celebrity job positions that every young boy would love to play professional sports, let alone the NBA.

Yeah.

And so your average American citizen that looked at the story was like, dude, just fucking get on the plane.

Why are you afraid to fly?

Like, that's stupid, especially for millions of dollars.

And I probably could have made hundreds of millions of dollars, but it was on principle that

The NBA is a watering hole for a global corporate community, and they really are.

And that their neglect of having any mental health conversation, you know, language whatsoever in their collective bargaining agreement was a sign that they just didn't really give a shit.

You can talk NBA cares and all of this fancy propaganda, but they are a great example of the rest of the media establishment that talks about caring for people, but then they got Pfizer selling products that they know aren't safe, and they all...

you know, close their mouth and turn a blind eye for their own benefit and profit.