Steve Smith Sr.

It was just a regular guy.

And it was my dude.

And he goes, I'll name him, Joe Fushi.

And one of the players was a basketball player, and his house was right there.

So we're teeing off.

And he has, I think it was a Lamborghini.

It was a nice, expensive car.

And he looks at me and he goes, I don't like that color.

And I looked at him and I said, when that dude bought that $300,000, $400,000 car, Joe, he didn't ask your ass if you liked it.

He didn't even call you.

Man, hit the ball and shut up.

Now, Joe's my guy, but it really showed me, like, that dude, that's his car.

Nobody gives a damn what you think.

When he was decided on his quarter of a million dollar car, he didn't go, well, I guess the guy who's going to be on the 10T box over there, I wonder if he's going to like the color or not.

No, no.

He brings in international audiences.

I had no idea.

No.

Yeah, because the blackout affected the locker room.

Yeah, so some of the – that's the unique part about doing media now is I've grown to respect that there's so much –