Tyronn Lue

Okay.

AP Greens and Nationals.

We were known for having the number one, was it Firebrick?

Yeah, Firebrick.

I think in the United States.

And so that's where all the money was generated from.

And then when they closed those plans down, that's when Mexico kind of went down.

But to me, it was like a small city, you know, because it's a town of 11,000 people.

Well, back then it was 13,500, but now it's like 11,000.

But it was a small city because you had...

people that did everything.

So if you want to gamble, yeah, all the guys taught you how to lock the dice or three-car mile, taught you how to, you know, whatever.

You know, if you wanted to, you know, you don't get to do drugs.

You had people who were, you know, went to college and had, you know, got degrees.

So you had everything you needed around and it's a small community.

So you get that every single day, you know, and so you learn about it, you know, every single day, what you're supposed to do, what you're not supposed to do, what to get into, what not to get into.

And what it teaches you is like,

But when I got to the league, you know, you get around all these guys that grew up in the city and you look and they don't understand and see what's going on.

Like guys are cheating or when guys are locking the dice or they don't know what's going on.

And you're looking like, man, they're from the city, but they don't see what's going on.