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And I'm pulling the move.

Like, he's angry when they're losing.

And with four minutes left, I'm like, hey, if the Heat don't score a couple baskets in a row here, we're going to get out of here, all right?

He's like, no, but what if they come back?

And what if this happens or this?

You know, I'm like, all right, well, what if three minutes left?

It's like, no, no, no.

So, like, I'm my father now.

No, I could do that.

Okay.

But I'm feeling like my father now at the games, and I'm realizing I'm with me now.

the way that he's behaving at the game.

You as a kid?

Yeah, me at his age, at 14, you know, where he's angry, but then he's really excited, and it's altering his mood one way or the other.

And it was a very interesting experience for me.

So, no, I'm not mortified at all.

And although it's a little bit weird when I sound like my father, and certainly at the Heat game where, I mean, I would never leave a Heat game early when I was a kid.

You would have to drag me kicking and screaming.

But I'm plotting my exit.

That's a little bit weird, all right?