Best of DLS: Thaaaaaaiiiiii Food
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What iconic moment in the podcast is highlighted in this episode?
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Wow. Guys, I did a very Miami thing yesterday. I went to the Miami Pro League. How was that? It was good. Michael Beasley played. The GOAT? Yep. Josh Minot from the Timberwolves was there. My man, what's Book Knight? From formerly the Charlotte Hornets and UConn. James Book Knight.
It's a very difficult name to figure out how to pronounce. It's B-O-U-K, right? Yeah, and you're like, is it Boo Knight?
Is it Boo Knight? Is it... Is the case silent? Boo Knight would be great. Boo Knight, man. His career would have been better if his name was Boo Knight. But that's how Michael Beasley played. And it's like. Real Hooper's always new, right? But it's the entire Michael Beasley experience. It's like part of it is like, geez, this guy's so talented. And also, how did your team lose by 20?
It's like the. Does it happen in that league, too?
How does the conversation shift to the topic of Eminent Domain?
Dreisaitl and McDavid played in a beer league and lost like 6-1. Oh, man. But he probably had a bunch of nice moves.
I don't know what the, I still don't, I think playing in a pro-am, inherently, like an open pro-am, there's no benefit to being an NBA player doing that.
What about former NBA players? Because Michael Beasley, I mean, this sort of stretch he's going through, he is more popular now amongst the kids than he's ever been in his life. Like, I have a 17-year-old nephew that talks to me about Michael Beasley all the time. I was like, Miami Heat fans didn't talk about Michael Beasley this much when he was the number two pick.
It's funny because I think the current generation, the current atmosphere is most... not only forgiving and accepting, but enthusiastic about these kind of renegade outlaws that operate outside the mainstream systems. Like you watch the NBA, I watch these guys play one-on-one on Instagram.
And what cracks me up is like Beasley, all these guys, Beasley mostly, making all these moves, hitting crazy like fadeaway mid-range shots that only like 1% of NBA players are allowed to take. So like the rest of the NBA not doing this, Michael Beasley out here doing this and in his bag and everybody's like, this is amazing. I love this basketball. Bring that back to the NBA. Michael Beasley is the most wrong I've ever been about anything in sports. You thought he was a sure thing. You and I had a conflict on this one. I thought he was – like I thought the Miami Heat were going to be his team. And this is a team that already had Dwayne Wade on it.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What iconic moment in the podcast is highlighted in this episode?
0:01–2:20
2
How does the conversation shift to the topic of Eminent Domain?
2:20–5:59
3
What athletes are discussed as surprising disappointments?
5:59–7:04
4
How does the discussion of food transition to personal anecdotes?
7:04–8:09
5
What are the details of the guest's bachelor week experiences?
8:09–9:48
6
What types of Thai food are mentioned in the conversation?
9:48–12:19
7
How do the hosts compare different steak cuts?
12:19–16:32
8
What are the implications of Eminent Domain discussed at the end?
16:32–41:22
Speakers
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