Hour 1: The Time Travel Prison Movie

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So, I would imagine you guys saw this earlier in the week right, Mark Cuban, Mark Cuban, finally admitted.

That's not funny. He, well, I guess, admitted out loud. He, admitted out loud, nonstop over the last year, that he regrets selling, not regret selling the team. He regrets selling the team to Adelson and Dumont. And, I mean, since the trade was made, here I said it, I said it on ESPN, I've said it on my podcast,

that Mark Cuban deserves his share of the blame for what happened, which trading away Luke a Dunchitch, at least 27% of the blame. And, and, and I don't know, like, I remember getting hammered over his Mark Cuban app to do it. Well, literally Cuban is coming out now and saying what I've been saying.

“What, what have you been saying? You're saying that he's the, what do you say?”

Yeah. That he should not have sold to these people, you're, when you own one of these teams, you're essentially a caretaker of the, you're not going to own the team forever. You're a caretaker of the franchise. And, he decided to take the highest bid, which his right is a business man, but he just, totally.

But then, people like me can say, you know what? You can't now sit there and complain about, I wouldn't have done this. I wouldn't have tried to look up, I wouldn't have done this. You deserve your share of the blame then, because you decide to take the highest bid and sell to people who don't care about basketball and decide to do this.

Instead of maybe it took a little bit less and you sold to people who are going to take care of the franchise you care about. Well, I think, and he's admitted that. I think it's tough to say that because he sold it to people who seem like they care about

“basketball and the reality is they do care about basketball, they just don't know much about it.”

And so they had a general manager who, who, who, who Cuban hired, who Cuban hired, yeah, but like they're just taking them to the finals and they don't know any better, but this guy seems to know what he's doing, right? So they do what they do. Any new owner who doesn't, who's not like Matt HBO, who's like a whoops junkie, is probably going to fall prey to this kind of thing.

By the way, new owners every single time, you go through out the history of the league, particularly recently, they all come in, they talk a great game and then they learn the hard way that this ain't as easy as it looks, Matt HBO had the most expensive payroll ever for a team that missed the playoffs, right? But even though warriors, light years ahead ownership group, remember, they came in,

they used the Amnesty on Charlie Bell, because they tried to sign the Andre Jordan, who was already a restrictive reagent that clippers Matt's easily, then they, they, they, they traded Monte, Ellis and the guy got booed at the thing, like everyone has a rocky start. There's no owner comes in and like you're, I've been awesome at this.

“Steve Ballmer, do you want to talk about his rocky start?”

Which may lead to freaking who knows what happened to her convention and picks walls and all that. So none of them have any idea. And the whole thing about billionaires is these are people who their lives are built on everyone said no, but I said yes, right? And it's true, like, for many of them, especially the self made ones.

Maybe not so much to Nipple babies. But if you are a, the Vech Rhona D. Bay, a guy who came here with like, the legend has it, like 150 bucks in his pocket. And you became a billionaire and you bought an actual NPA team and kept it in a city where they thought the team was going to be left leaving.

How can anyone tell you, yo, this four on five by the, you got sucks. Like, no, you guys, I heard this a lot in the tech sector. I love the four on five idea, but you know what I'm saying?

Like, like, he's, like, their whole lives are against incredible odds,

a massive, an obscene amount of success. So when you get to the point where it's like, hey, we on this team now, and Mark Cuban thinks, no, but just to listen to me, that he thought the deal was, they own it, but I call the shots. And very quickly, they're like, no, man, we're going to listen to this guy. And he gets shoved out the way.

And to the absolute meager, meager, meager defense of Nico Harrison, like, prior to the lucrative, like he had made some good moves. He made some really good moves. And he was watching him move as good, like, drafting was good, like, they had done, like, a couple of good things that were the trajectory of,

like, okay, like, wait a second, this is going to the right track. It was, yeah, it wasn't, I don't think he presented based on his track record as someone didn't know what he was doing, right? Like, to have that kind of doubt in him.

Obviously, once he comes to something as drastic as that, you always say,

hold up, but that goes back to the other part of this, which is the Mavericks front office, this is through all the reporting and all the people I talked to behind the scenes.

Like, they had really pushed into this group thing place, where it's like,

if you are someone who is an outside thinker, we don't want you. You, we're not going to include you in this. And I've been part of a front office like that where it's like, hey, my job is to keep you guys like all the reasons why this couldn't work. And then you make an informed decision, like, no, no, no, you're yucking our young.

That happens. Man, this happened when I was at Sloan. There was the guy who owns the Philadelphia Soul, Mike. His name escapes me. The arena team?

The John Bonjo. The MLS team. The MLS team is a Philadelphia Union. Union, my bad, Philadelphia Union.

“I believe the soul were Ron Jorzky and John Bonjo, my bad.”

So, which, tell him, I said, hi, that's a great crew. That was. So, the guy who captured a greatest quarterback ever, he owns the MLS team. And he was like, yo, I came in.

And the first thing we did is we studied like all this analytics about soccer.

Because it turns out soccer, they're not as up to date at some of our American sports. And we found out like throw-ins are incredibly important. And so they did all those stuff invested into areas that they felt could be a competitive advantage. And as a result, like, is it all the football people, all the soccer people, so that's

crazy. That's not how you do it. I don't know. We're going to do it this way. His basic is own version of money ball.

As a result, they've been one of the most successful by regular season terms clubs in the MLS. But they haven't won it all. Right? And so, the moderator asks him, hey, how do you guys get to the transition from, like, doing

something so different? And the guy says, well, first thing you gotta do is you gotta get rid of all the soccer people, all the, all the, the old world thinking people. I said, what? You get rid of them all.

Because if you have one person who's dissenting, it ruins the room. The room has to be locked up. And I'm like, that is the dumbest thing I've ever heard. You want dissension. You want some, even if your idea is right and needs to be, and it's a drastic change,

you need the voice of dissension in the room in order to protect you in order to challenge your beliefs, in order for you to know what I'm doing is unequivocally the right thing as opposed to a hunch. Nico eliminated all dissension in that thing, including Mark Kubit, who was pushed out.

“And that's why I, like, I don't blame him because they purposefully excluded him from”

the conversation, because they knew if he's in it, he's going to dissent and his dissent is probably going to have some good points in there. Last night in the NBA, the big story, the Lakers, I walked into my family room last night. I got home from the airport and my older son was watching. I don't know where it is right now, it's, that's why I had free time right when I walked

in the house and I've luggage in after any laundry, right? It's the bonus, right? And so I walk into the family room. My son is my older one who we left behind. He's watching the Lakers and Thunder on peacock, of course, 54 to 22, like, what the hell

is that score? You've got to go worse. But yeah, well, it really got worse because Luca Donchich suffered a hamstring injury in the third quarter. We're down 90 to 58 when he suffered the injury and apparently he actually tweaked it

in the first half and then he got half time where you kind of get a little bit cold and

then he come out in the second half and he tweaked the hamstring and now he's going to get an MRI. Not good. Not good, Bob. I mean, they got like five games left in the regular season and this could be a several

week thing. Yeah, March was fun, wasn't it? For the Lakers? It was like, man, we're the one of the hottest teams all spurs are probably the hottest team. But with the second hottest team in the league, Luca's playing out of his mind, he's got more

points than he Davis did in his entire tenure with the Mavericks and then the one thing that can happen is that engine gets hurt, which is kind of something that happens to him towards the end of the season. Not just that, but also the, hey, this guy should be MVP of the league. I don't know what you guys are watching, he's got the best point in the league and now because

of the 65 game dumbass rule, not only is he perhaps not going to be MVP based on this injury. And of course, if you're the Lakers, he won't be on an all NBA team. That's the more, that's the more press. Exactly.

He wasn't going to win MVP. Well, I mean, he had a chance, but he definitely don't have a chance on being on either that or all NBA.

He would have been all NBA first team.

Yes, strong chance, strong chance. But the Lakers, obviously, they are incentivized. Let's try to make a playoff run here. You've got to rest the maximum amount of time. So in a regular world, three years ago, five years ago, before the 65 game rule, shut

them down. He shut down for the rest of the regular season. Well, why would he play in the second half? He got hurt in the first half. He could try to warm it up like you would watch him try to get on like a lag and kind

of do one of these. So why is he crying? So you need. So the 65 game rule isn't just a period of 65 games.

“There's a minimum amount of minutes you have to play.”

20. Yeah, something like that. So he's probably thinking, oh, no, no, I can't punt on this. I got to fuck it out.

Again, five years ago, he sits out at half time, the shut them down.

They shut them down to April 12th, that's 10 days from now. And then they've got a whole week because they got to wait and see what happens in the plan or whatever, so they're immune for that. So he would have had legit 17 to 20 days of rest. Instead, he tries to come back the same night and makes it worse.

OK, but OK, so let me throw in here, he played 26 minutes.

So he was six minutes over this threshold and a game they were down by 32 in the second

half. Why is he out there? So to pull them. Like, that's a tough luck. You know, I don't know if it's tougher for Reddit or, you know, look, I don't know.

I have to play. I don't know. But they were down 90 to 58. It also goes back to like the lakeers when they lose a big, right?

“That's what we've talked about all season.”

This, this team is like very interesting. If they're down, it's very easy for the lead to get exponentially larger and going into the, into the playoffs now. It's like, all right, if they get the three seed and you're looking at Houston, maybe at the five, Denver, maybe at the four or five six, whoever is there, Minnesota, like this

is a very big issue. Yeah, they'll drop a couple of games. They're, they're going to be going against a very good team in the Western Conference. Like, without Luke or Luke at 50%, 60%, like, they're getting blown up. Well, it is interesting, right, because you go back just a couple of months, you know,

it's like, oh, man, this Western Conference will be a blood bath. You know, it's five, six teams. He's a really good team. I don't know. Kind of feels like you got the thunder and spurs.

And that's it. Right? The Nuggets are very good team. The Nuggets are very, very good team. I think Houston Houston can be Vice.

Yeah, like, they defend and then they've got a guy that nobody can guard. And like, we can hammer them and go talk about winning the West. Like, it's the thunder.

“Yeah, but I mean, the seven game series against the teams, like, Denver and Houston,”

like it means said, like, I wouldn't say, like, it's a four-con conclusion. I know we're talking about OKC, which feels like we're at the start of something. But you got the two teams with two extraterrestrial talents at the center that are well equipped to give OKC some problems. And also, let's not forget a team that last two years, everyone was like, I don't see

them. And they get to their conference finals, the Minnesota Timberlals. They're another one. I think they're the most experienced. I think they're the most mysterious team in the league.

I have no idea what to think of them. See, a lot of mystery there. Yeah, I do. What's happening? Yeah, yes.

I don't know what's happening with them. Yeah, I don't know what to expect. And I tend to overlook them, too, in the West. I mean, we literally just did. If they got a guy that has had postseason success, and tomorrow Murray playing the way

that he is lately, does that? I mean, obviously, he's got to sweeten the pot. They got guys that can give OKC some problems if that ends up in the match. No, I mean, outside of like the obvious. Yeah, like, it's you ought to start with Yokech.

Yeah, they got a guy who can give them problems, right? And they have, look, the Yokech formula is to have enough big guys to throw at them, right? That's what Minnesota did.

“That's what I guess what the spurs can do right?”

Houston's big, right? Houston's big. Houston's big. Yeah. And certainly, like, OKC can do that, right?

You have hard time. You have to at home. And you got J. Lin Williams, right? So if the Russo who did a great job covering them last year, that's kind of like the secret key.

Yeah, but then, like, also, remember, that series went seven, right? And it took Aaron Gordon to having a ruptured hamstring pretty much, just hobbling out there,

hopping on one leg to basically give them that game seven.

So, Oklahoma City is a great team. And if you said, hey, I put my money on them to win it all, I wouldn't be shocked or surprised. But they're not infallible. They certainly have problems.

They certainly run into things. And I think, again, when you talk about in the playoffs, where it's like, I have a week to sit around and just think of you. Everyone here is just thinking about you. It's a little different than what it is in the regular season.

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“John, can you rate my Al Pacino from that billiard scene in Coralito's way if I do it for you?”

I think it's pretty good. Yeah, okay. Stugots. You think you're big-time? You're gonna die!

Big-time! That is a my infamous scale of one-to-time. That's a 7.6. Solid, good job, dad. Good job, dad.

That's a 7.8. Good job, dad. This is the Dunlip at our show with their Stugots. I know in the NBA, you know, they're like these small windows, essentially, to win and things can change on a year to your basis.

It's like a window. Especially with the way the CBA allows you to build your team these days.

“Things can really change, and that's why the windows are even smaller, you know?”

But I look at Oklahoma City in San Antonio. How can anyone not believe that these two teams are gonna be the teams fighting for championships for like the next decade? You know what? Like am I making it too simple?

Am I saying that? Yeah, but you just said because the CBA, it's almost-- Right, I understand that. But I still-- it feels like these are the two. And it's going to change.

It felt-- man, all it-- like gold state felt like it was never going to--

Miami felt like it was never going to change. Oh, two, gold state had-- like gold state became really-- they won the title in '15, and they won their last title in '22. That's eight years, man. That's a long time.

But like I'm saying like in 2019, right, or 2018, I should say. It was like, oh, they're going to do this every year, forever. And then Durant gets hurt, and then Durant leaves. And then they go into this really dark era. Clays hurt too.

Clays gets hurt, yep. And then 2022, they come back and they win one. And we've kind of put them on their art. They're always going to be on the list. But you know, they've been in the play and pretty much every year

since that championship. So it's like, these things feel like they're going to be permanent.

Miami felt like it was never going to end.

Yeah. And even rising teams, like Memphis, I'm like, well, they're going to be in the conversation for a while.

“Memphis versus Minnesota, remember that play, all serious.”

Like these guys are going to be running the West. Memphis eliminated gold and state. I understand, but what, like, that's, you know, those Memphis teams. That's not what we're seeing with okay scenes. No, no, no, I understand, but like, we do work ourselves into,

like, uh, these guys are next. And they're going to be around for a long time. But like the bean kings, everybody thought this was the team. They're going to get to the next level. That was three, but like still is that next team in the West.

So for San Antonio, this is actually a very interesting thing. Because the way they're checking accountants, they're saving accountants set up is

they never, or at least for the next like five years.

They never have to pay everyone all at the same time. Because there's a stagger, because when be was drafted first and then castle and then Harper and so everything is kind of staggered. And if you look at their books, it's like, ooh, they've always going to have some guy who's on the books for his rookie scale, which helps them alleviate versus Oklahoma City.

They've got a money crunch coming in the very near future. That, uh, chatting, um, chat, chat, and why to say chat, chat, and, uh, daily Williams, both came in in the state or on the same year. So their salaries are equal. And then obviously, uh, SGA, he's getting paid the most.

And so at some point, they're going to have to make a hard decision on Hartnstein.

If they can't, they've got to find a replacement there.

They're going to have to make a hard decision on a lot of their role to do it. Lou Dort, case and Wallace, like all of these guys are going to want to get a picture for sure. Like, and then you go and get someone else to find their models.

“That's why Jared McCain was a great pick up for them.”

They'd burn her for a front pick for a guy. He's like, is he great? Doesn't matter. He's good enough to play for us and he's going to be cheap. But like, make no mistake.

They are now walking the tightrope. Last year was like, everything's awesome. Now they're doing this right here with the umbrella or whatever the hell, like on the tightrope, and they're flying their robots, the parasol, there you go. That's what Mary Poppins had, right?

And a brother or a person. She had an umbrella. She was an English dude. It was right now all the time over there. Do they call umbrellas parasols in England?

Do they call it umbrella?

No, because they call umbrellas because they never have a sunny day.

I thought when you're on the wire, though, you have like that long stick. Yeah, does that really help you? That was awesome. I thought that's what you guys were talking about. But I know what he's talking about.

But sometimes they're like, a little parasol. Sometimes they do it with them. I think you're just thinking of Mary Poppins. Do you think on the tightrope?

“You have that really long stick for aesthetics?”

I don't know, I feel like if I'm trying to balance, I don't want to hold something. Hold on, let me in. What I'm trying to balance, I absolutely want to hold something. No, no, you want to hold onto something. I want to hold a rod.

You're not holding something. You want to hold onto something. There you go, I'm looking at it. Functional purpose is the umbrella, center of gravity. It's like a traditional long balancing pole.

And a umbrella helps the walker ship their way. You can get AI to tell you the thing, man. I don't think it's true. Aerodynamic drag and not outdoor performances, the canopy of the umbrella can provide a slight amount of air resistance, which may help stabilize the performer.

I guess minor gusts of wind and a visual aid. It allows the performers to send their lever arm, making it easier to correct small imbalances before they lead to a fall. I still got questions. They got pictures.

Anyway. With that, with OKC walking in a tightrope, anyway. With the umbrella. It's with the umbrella. It's worth it, right?

Because when you win, if you win this year, you go back to back SGA wins the MVP again.

It's like it's always worth it.

It's worth it. It's always, so the Warriors lost money every year that won a championship. But you, like now, the value of franchise is incredible. And they still sell a bunch of shit. Everything is premium price for them, whether it's tickets, their corporate sponsorships,

everything because of the success. You are a spielator of that success. The bulls were the longest time. We're raking him money hand over fist, just off of the six titles. And as they won the worst teams of the 2000s.

I don't know if you guys saw over the last couple of days, but I've been getting peppered on Twitter with people sending me the link to this New York post story where apparently the New York post was just now alerted. See this headline, American Airlines Passengers shocked to learn their flights were actually bus routes.

There's, quote, no plane. And it's a picture of an American Airlines plane bus. And this was the New York post a few days ago, who just now apparently discovered this story. I told everyone this like five, six months ago, cause football season.

That's right. In that another trippy cut short? No. No, no, no. I was working dog.

But the work trips, he doesn't cut short. So once a family, he cuts short, because he doesn't want to be with us. Yeah, it doesn't work. You know, can't we cut work short because you know what wives love? It's also why I'm here.

I can't tell you the vacation and why I love everybody knows it's why I'm here. All right. Your wife is still in Colorado. But I was in, I was connecting from Chicago to South Bend. And yeah, like I, they busted me from Chicago to South Bend.

What should be a very short flight ended up being a two and a half, three hour bus ride. That's right. Bus ride, even though I purchased a plane ticket. And just now, the New York Post has this whole long story with people freaking out because American Airlines is now in the bus business.

How are they just, I did this six months ago? Yeah. How are they just doing this now? They're late.

“You know, the thing, as is, you should have been the person they quoted in our right.”

Right. I really believe that no one had this story before me. I really do believe. I'm the first one.

I've never, I've never heard until you told me.

I wouldn't believe me. And now it's everywhere. You sound like a guy like, like, the independence day, you know, the end of the world is coming. He was right. And then the male is going like, "Oh, I told you guys."

Speaking of ends of the world. Did you see the last episode of Paradise? I know. Yes. Would you think of it?

Oh, I haven't seen you. It was good. It was good. I mean, I haven't seen you. I've been waiting for you since you've got to do that.

I got a lot. I can't lie. It's been tough. He's in two. He's not.

I've been trying to stay with him. That's a different show now, season two, like it's not, the show's not even close to what you thought the show was. It's not even about what you thought the show was. It's just the execution is not good.

It's very clunky, written.

There's some bad acting.

And a lot of bad acting. And you guess what?

“Look, that Jane episode, Wolf, I was like, give this out of me.”

Well, if you got into the next episode after the Jane episode, episode 7, I've seen. I saw episode 7. Yeah. The Jane episode, kind of.

The best episode was the first episode where we see

my man's chilling brown out in the wild trying to find his wife. Like, that one was like, OK, we're back. I'm bad. And then we'll get the flashbacks. How was why survived?

Correct. I was like, I'm bad. OK, rough start, but they're back now. And then they went back to being bullshit. And so I'm pressing you, Tony, we tell me, I like it.

The last episode was good. The last episode was good. It puts things together for me. I don't like that. Yeah, his voice was a little high.

Since I saw it, I can talk about it. And I won't spoil it for you. There's plot holes that get filled. And then there's more questions. And there's more questions than something happens.

You're like, oh, wow, interesting. So the episode was in you. You said get this out of me. That episode, that episode was weird, though,

because there's a lot of unanswered questions there.

And I don't know if I can speak freely. Can I speak freely? How spoiler alert? If you haven't seen the Jane episode of Paradise, please skip another 35 to 40 seconds.

The whole thing of the guy at Circuit City getting told, hey, by the way, do this. And then everybody's like, OK, and we just-- We excepted it in gloss pad, who sent it? We do know who sent it.

No, no, not now you do probably. But at the time, exactly, because I don't know. I don't know who sent it. But I do know this. I do know this and this is the part where I don't know.

But I have a feeling because I'm on the internet. Time travel is coming into this. And this is where I'm like, you know what I've seen. OK, now you have a long travel. That's why I love travel exactly.

Everybody knows my two favorite movies, TV shows. What are they? I'll tell you, time travel, prison. Those are my shows and movies.

I'll watch anything with time travel.

I'll watch any prison movies. I love time travel and prison. And if there's time travel, in prison, holy shit. That movie has been made yet. But boy, sign me up.

Put on time travel, prison. It prison where you go and you get sent back in time. Wow. Like all of a sudden, all right, you're going to jail now. But you're going to inch Rome.

Yeah, we'll look at the gladiators. You can't watch the mail. And it sends you back to earlier in your life.

“And you have to figure out which choices you made that led you down the path to ultimately”

being imprisoned. But if you can come upon those moments and make the path different, then you don't end up and jail your release later on. That's a different path. We could do it.

We could do a different, not an action movie. This is just like a redemption story. Yeah. You're going to have to be in the middle of time. I like doing something that's good.

Your penalty is four years, but four years in a medieval prison. All right. No, all right, I'm in. Do they spin a wheel or how do they figure out where you're going to go? They do it in tiredness on the crime, biometric scan.

And they see in your heart and in your mind and your spirit, what you're afraid of most and they send you there. You get 25 days in Alcatraz. I'll do that one. Oh, whoa.

Oh, whoa. Oh, whoa. I could try my day. Have you been Alcatraz before? You'll be home.

Someone's pocket. No doubt. Not in Alcatraz. You get 48. In Sheriff Joe's tent.

Tensity. Oh, man. Are you all right? I had choice. Bad news for all.

Proposing teams in the trip. All right. Stugats. These are smiles. Till the bombs are clutch on the ground.

Contra game. Contra game. This is the unlabapar show with a Stugat. All this time, travel talk makes me think of a hypothetical I once cornered. All right.

So I'm making you in this hypothetical, the richest person on earth. How far back. How far back. How far back. How far back in time.

Would we have to go for you to say, I'm good. I'll stay here. Like, would you go back? What? 1500.

To be the richest person. Like, I'm not going back to 1682. Like, I'd rather just be here with what I have.

“What's the year that you would say no to the question?”

I don't want to be the richest. I'll just say here. I would say, look, all right. So I got to ask some questions. Like, am I draft a question?

Right? Because I don't want the richest man in the world. You just got sent to Vietnam. No, you're your age. No, no.

I'm talking about. You have to live in those times. So if the richest person was draft eligible in that day, then yes, you're draft eligible. I think you're okay being the richest man on the earth.

You could pay a couple of people to take your steps. Yeah, yeah, but I'm black to those. You're the richest guy. You're the richest guy. You're the richest guy.

You're the richest guy.

You're the richest guy. You're the richest guy. You're the richest guy. You're the richest guy. You're the richest guy.

You're the richest guy.

When you're rich, it doesn't matter.

You can live anywhere. I can live anywhere. You're rich. Because you're rich, yes. I sound the richest man alive.

And I can live anywhere. Then I'll go back as far as. [BELL] Electricity? Good point.

God have electricity. Electricity. Electricity. Electricity. But I like early electricity because we still don't know.

Do you have the knowledge of what I've given back? Because no. What if I'm like the richest guy? And I'm like damn, I kind of want to. I can't play Xbox.

No, you won't know that you miss it. But we know right now. No, I think I think you have to know.

“I think you have to know that you're going to miss it.”

That's part of like giving it all. It's like going back. Having the knowledge of what you know now. Okay, man. I remember the iPhone.

It's like, I don't have the ignorance. It's so rich. How far would you go back then? I would when I've talked about this in my buddies, like I feel like the 50s and 60s. Like, I don't know if I'm going much further past that.

And I know I'm white. So this is a money from game for me. Does the money increase as I go further back? Inflation. Because in that case, I would just say, no, just send me back to like 2005.

And I'm good. Right? Like there's no advantage to going back further back. I'll go back to 2000. The game is how far back would you go.

Yes, obviously we'd rather have a five. But after the bank's got to be able to. Right before. I'll buy all the toxic. We have a working knowledge of what is to come, right?

Yeah. Or do you stay? Or do you stay? Or do you stay in that time in perpetuity? Or do you live the rest of your life like you would?

Yeah. It's like you go back to 2005, but you're the richest guy. But then you start to then six or so. Yeah.

Or do you always stay into that?

No, no. I have the opportunity to invest in my space early on and then like get it. Wait, hold on. Hold on. Of course.

Wait a second. But now you stay. I can be the richest man ever. And it's 2005 forever. That's what I'm saying.

Wow. Because it's not like you live in 1682 and you're like, all right. It lived 80 years and a 1731 ever and like, all right, I'm dead. It's like, no, you live in that state in perpetuity. Like I would go back like 1985.

Stay in 1985. The entire time the internet hadn't existed yet. You still have the land like those kids are good. I'm telling you. I'm telling you.

I'm telling you. You want to be right in the mid 2000s. When internet is available, but it hasn't ruined. Oh, no, no.

“You guys are playing a different game of like, when would be the best time to be?”

Yeah. It's better. I want 2009. 2009. Yeah.

It's 2009 forever forever. Yeah. But then you never have an iPhone. And I got good indie rock. Oh, three was a great music.

And politics.

So I haven't gotten like some great awards.

Oh, you know what? If I see something on the internet, I could largely believe it. 2010. Then I'm taking 2010. Good.

I'm doing a 2010. I'm working for the sons. We went to the conference finals. Yeah, but you're the richest guy in the world now. You're playing.

I don't think so. 2010. It's better than 2009 because I got the bronze. Yeah. I'm with you.

2010. And a whole season of glaze already. Yeah. And and Kanye is not that weird. Oh, yeah.

No, 2009. 2010. Kanye is great. But think about with all that money, you might be able to invent time travel.

No. I just did it. I don't want anyone else to be able to do it. No. So you destroyed it then.

Pretty much. Yeah. That's selfish, man. Of course, I'm selfish. That is so.

Why might you let people just time travel? You never seen time cup. I love time. You all know about time. Right movie.

Ron Silver. Wow. Great movie. As the evil senator. President want to be.

Well, look. I'm telling you something. Watch time cup now. You guys are like. There's a lot of similarities, man.

You know about me as Sarah. Come on. Yeah. Oh, wait. She was from various viewers.

Yeah. No. How about my guy, Matuzek. That's his. What's Matuzek's name?

Scott Matuzek. No, the. The actor, please. He's. He's.

Bandams. Buddy who forgets him when he comes back. Yes. Yes. He's got a mind of like.

No. It's a different movie. Meet him. We're watching the. The parachute that was also a basketball.

Meet him. We're watching the dentist. Robert 30 for 30 yesterday on the TV. In the middle of the day. We forgot that he went to.

He was like a tiger with serious topic. And we're looking over the screen. And it's Kim Jong-un. And Dennis. Robin playing basketball.

And then he cried. Kim Jong-un is playing. I mean, Dennis Robin is playing basketball. Five on five on the court. Kim Jong-un is sitting in court side watching it in legit a throne.

In a throne. Like I'm like I'm quite a moment. Rod. Rodman is wearing sunglasses in the game. It's incredible.

Bruce McGill is the actor. Bruce McGill. My man, Matuzek man. Time cups. Time cups.

Great movie. Time travel movies are the best time. Time travel. And I watch time cup. Yes.

Yeah. You should watch time cup. I thought time cup could have been so much better if they focused more. If he was in a prison on the crimes. Well, the whole thing is like, it's time travel exists.

But like people are using it to fund criminal activity. So the time cups go back in time to fort them.

“So like the opening scene of time cup is it's 1862 in the south, right?”

And the middle of the Civil War. And the guy is on a horse and buggy.

The guy comes out of the bushes.

He's got some crazy gun or something.

“Give me all the gold and I get out of the way and then he pulls out a machine gun.”

And they're like, what the hell is that? And then we learn like the time police all throughout history. They're stopping terrorists. And movie rules. Yeah.

That's demolition man prison time travel. Yeah. Is it time travel? Because it's traveling time. Oh, no, that's not time travel movie.

No. But it's a prison movie. It is a prison movie. Oh, yeah. But it's not time travel.

It starts in LA in 1998. And it's up in San Angeles. Well, the the the stasis part, right? So the. But they didn't get those from time travel.

Yeah, but I mean, it's got all the time travel. Like quintessential things like I'm from the 90s. And I have a laser gun. Right. Yeah.

I mean, it's a time travel. Best time travel movie. Looper. No, come on. What?

That's a good movie. That's a good movie. Why'd you say it that way? It's back to the future. You know, I'm setting back to the future.

You can't set that whole standard. Right. Set that aside. So also a good closer. The best basketball player ever.

Right. Put Michael Jordan to sign. All George. Oh, I mean, put Michael Jordan to sign. That's right.

Looper. A bout time. Looper. What's about time? Oh, man.

Real tear jerker. Beautiful. Donald Gleason, Rachel McAdden. I don't like your testimonies. I just, I just noticed.

I don't like. I mean, we're stuck in 2010. Okay. And we're at a sports bar. And we're looking at each other.

“And like, can you believe this Roy Hibbert?”

It's a, I take him over to Dunkin' Hat. He's a little brown soccer. I take him over to Dunkin' Hat. I'm telling you. It's not anger.

I saw a couple of days ago. I finally, I mean, looks only been out for a couple of weeks. But what do you laugh at?

I've never had a good day.