Steven Holloway

What went through your head when that offer came through?

Was it sort of relief or validation or something else?

And tell us about current day at the Rockets.

This has been such an effort.

I want to bring us on the home straight.

How do you think about the future?

Will it be in New Zealand?

You've got the contract with the Rockets, but are you the kind of guy that has a five-year, ten-year plan?

Have you got things you want to achieve after basketball?

I'm going to close.

I'm actually going to read one of your quotes back to you because it kind of links us back to the start.

So you say, the ultimate dream is that some of the kids we've helped go through the system, they go on, they get a scholarship, they get a degree, and they come back to New Zealand and help in their own way.

I just like to feel like at the end of my career, I helped a lot of players reach a different level that they may not have, like I've impacted their game or their trajectory in a net positive way.

That comes across loud and clear.

That's the real thing.

I mean, it's all cool, but what you're giving back and how you're helping the next generation come through is just the biggest takeaway.

Steve, I know you've got a flight to catch.

And there's a steak out there that you can have before you leave.

Four steaks.

I just want to say, going back to the start, I don't think I've ever seen Che so nervous.