Does Stan Van Gundy Wear Tighty Whities? | Hour 2

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Dan Le Batard 0:00
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stukas Podcast.
Chris Cote 0:07
It makes me happy every time I see this man's face. I believe I'm one of the few people in the world who would say such a thing about Stan Van Gundy. I don't know that he just brings happiness and joy with him wherever he goes, but every time I see him, I'm made happy. He's the lead game analyst for the NBA on Prime. There are a number of different things I want to ask him. I'll start in the obvious place, though. Stan, do you know how much a postage stamp costs? I'm not sure. I think I'm going to say 42 cents. That's the last time I use one. Would you be shocked to learn that it's now 76 cents for a postage stamp? Do you find that? I'm not shocked to remember it. No, I'm not shocked that I'm living in the past.
Chris Cote 0:53
78 cents. I'm sorry, Jeremy just made a correction after his recent foray. Yeah, 78 cents. My bad.
You didn't send me to that post office for no reason, Dan.
Chris Cote 1:02
Well, I did, actually, but okay.
That was a double negative.
Chris Cote 1:04
Fair enough. So, Stan, I've got some basketball questions for you, but how are you doing in general and how was this season for you on Prime? You are now a bit of a vagabond when it comes to being a prostitute of sports media. You have worked for just about everything. Everybody, how was this season for you compared to the other seasons? It seemed like you were having a great deal of fun, especially when you were doing a game with Dwayne Wade.
Stan Van Gundy 1:30
Yeah, look, the whole thing was a great experience. I think that the people at Amazon, NBA on Prime, they... There's really a commitment to trying to provide a quality product. I worked with great people, both in front of the camera and behind. We're treated well. I think it was just it was a great experience for me. And I'm looking forward already to next season. I've actually got. A WNBA game for them coming up on June the 25th. I asked to get a WNBA game. And so I've got the Sparks at the Toronto Tempo, June 25th.
Chris Cote 2:10
Nice. I like that you're expanding your horizons that way and that you're making requests of management or demands, perhaps demands. Before we get to the basketball stuff, though, just to clean up some questions we've had around here that we've been talking about. At what age, Stan, did you give up the tighty-whities as underwear?
Stan Van Gundy 2:29
Oh, wow. That's a good question. Long time ago, but I don't remember. I don't know. Probably 25 years ago.
I wore it into college, Stan. How about that? Whatever. They're comfortable. Hang with them.
Chris Cote 2:43
I mean, it sounds like Stan was wearing them until he was 40 years old. It sounds like Stan was wearing his tighty-whities until he was about 40 years old, which is fairly shocking.
I think he was coaching the magic, like coaching Dwight Howard and had tighty-whities on.
Chris Cote 3:00
Is that what you're alleging, Stan, that you were coaching Dwight Howard? That wouldn't have been 25 years ago.
Hold on. The timeline is off.
Chris Cote 3:06
Ah!
Stan Van Gundy 3:06
it's getting there it's getting there but it wasn't true i was coaching the heat 25 years ago but um like i don't i mean i'm so old now i'm so old now guys that like when i hear a song my get on i said well that's a recent song they'll go that was for if it was in the 2000s It's yesterday to me.
Chris Cote 3:32
Well, we just had this conversation recently. I'm appalled by what they're presently calling oldies because, you know, outcast becomes oldies all of a sudden just because it's the early 2000s. But everyone tells me I'm wrong.

What does Stan Van Gundy think about his recent NBA season?

Chris Cote 3:46
They're telling me if it's early 2000s, that makes it now oldies.
Stan Van Gundy 3:51
I mean, to me, oldies are the 70s. Yes, I agree. I mean, I think to me it's, The era when I was in high school, that's the oldies to me. And so I would be the 70s. Everything after that is, you know, very contemporary.
Chris Cote 4:09
Those are moldies. Those are entirely different category. You absolutely have this wrong. We've already covered all of this. Also, before we get to the basketball, does a streaker, in order to classify as a streaker, have to be nude? No. Yes. Okay, thank you. I appreciate how definitive you were. Now let's see if you'll be that definitive on some sports questions we have.

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