You're around the team, but what do you think is the problem right now going on with Inter-Miami? Why haven't we been able to get a lot of wins against some opponents, which on the stat sheet and the player sheet, we should probably be beating?

Yeah, well, one thing is it's a new regime, right? So it takes time.

Whenever you have a change of coach, I don't care what team it is, it will take time.

No matter how talented that roster is, and Inter-Miami has a phenomenally talented roster, whenever there's a new coach or a new voice in town, in that locker room, that takes time.

So we have to see what Keeley Gonzalez, how far along his ideas have blossomed or at least taken root inside that locker room.

And the second one to me is pretty evident.

Inter-Miami has invested heavily from the midfield up with Lionel Messi, with Luis Suarez, with Rodrigo de Paul, with Casemiro, but not enough on the back end.

partner, do you still think it's inner Miami or is there another team that you're buying stock in like Nashville who's probably going to be supporter shield champions at this

You're around the team, but what do you think is the problem right now going on with Inter-Miami? Why haven't we been able to get a lot of wins against some opponents, which on the stat sheet and the player sheet, we should probably be beating?

Yeah, well, one thing is it's a new regime, right? So it takes time.

Whenever you have a change of coach, I don't care what team it is, it will take time.

No matter how talented that roster is, and Inter-Miami has a phenomenally talented roster, whenever there's a new coach or a new voice in town, in that locker room, that takes time.

So we have to see what Keeley Gonzalez, how far along his ideas have blossomed or at least taken root inside that locker room.

And the second one to me is pretty evident.

Inter-Miami has invested heavily from the midfield up with Lionel Messi, with Luis Suarez, with Rodrigo de Paul, with Casemiro, but not enough on the back end.

partner, do you still think it's inner Miami or is there another team that you're buying stock in like Nashville who's probably going to be supporter shield champions at this

Thoughts and prayers go out to all of your loved ones, your family, and I know it's a really difficult time, but I'm glad that we get to have you on for a few minutes here.

Oh, thank you, guys.

Appreciate the sentiments.

And, uh, yeah, I, I wanna thank you and, and Ted, and, and Mike, and everyone at, at KBR for letting me, uh, share some information, uh, about what's happening so that the Bay Area, uh, can touch their hearts and, and understand the, uh, disaster that is Venezuela, the country that gave us Marcus Gutierrez, Pablo Sandoval, uh, Miguel Cabrera, and so many great athletes and people, uh, uh, in general.

So, um, uh, just, just to paint a picture if, if you're not following, if you haven't seen anything yet, um, two days ago at, uh, 3:00 PM Pacific, 6:00 PM Eastern, on June 24th, not one but two massive earthquakes back to back hit Venezuela with 7.1 and 7.5 on the Richter scale.

Um, the latest reports by the United Nations estimate that over 6.7 million people are affected by th- by this.

Uh, there's over 800 buildings that have either collapsed or are in shambles.

Yeah

Take us back, 'cause I know you actually started as a vet assistant, right? You were a vet tech.

Yeah.

Um, that's, so I, I really wanted to be a vet.

Like, that was originally I wanted to be a veterinarian.

And i- it was, coming from the Caribbean, and obviously I don't wanna play like the race card or anything, like it's a lot harder for minorities to get in vet school.

And it's not like, m- I guess minority's not really the, the right term, because there's a lot of like Asian people that are getting into it.

It's just, it's very competitively ac- you know, academically it's so competitive that the standard for academics, I feel like, like in the Caribbean and among some minorities, it's not the same than some other minorities, right? Like, and when I looked at the vet world and I looked at the grades that the people who were getting accepted into vet school, not what the vet school said that you needed.

Yeah.

I don't give a fuck

... she used to always say it was a phase.

She would say it in Spanish.

She'd be on the phone in Spanish, "Oh..." I'm translating obviously.

She would say, "Yeah, you know, he's...

One day he won't care about this," and da, da, da, da.

You know? Mm.

Mm.