Tim Hardaway

That's all.

I'm like, okay, Ms.

Hunter.

And she kept me grounded.

It's just things like that that people just say to you that –

I understood what they were saying, and I kept it humble.

A lot of these kids, some people might say to them, they might say F you, or they might say you don't know what you're talking about, or you're this and that.

That's what I think gets these kids in trouble today, and I think that's what they don't help themselves by just listening to people and listening to what they have to say, because if they did, it would help them grow, and it would help them mature a lot faster.

Well, you know, you writing, your aspect –

But in basketball, you go out there and work on your game, and you have your own opinions about your game.

You don't go – you go ask, what do I need to work on?

And they'll tell you what you need to work on to get better.

I knew what I needed to work on to get better.

I knew what people was telling me that I couldn't do.

I wanted to go out and show them that I could do it.

So in basketball, when you –

When you tell somebody you can't do it or you need to work on that, that's what they need to work on.

Or if you don't need to work on anything, you just need to sharpen all your skills up.

You sharpen all your skills up and you always take something from somebody else.

Everybody in NBA takes something from somebody else.