Um, we'll start it like this.

Blind man standing on the corner.

Crying at the blues.

Uh.

[laughs]

Yeah, man, we just rap.

[singing] You know what I'm saying? I just wanna rap, you know? I just wanna rap.

Yeah, I just wanna rap.

What prompted you initially to get one a couple of years

ago? I think just the financial part of not knowing how taxes and all that stuff work, especially with the NIL.

I was in it, but I know a lot of young athletes, they don't have a financial advisor to tell them, at the end of the day, you're going to have to pay taxes on the money that is given to you.

So just him and helping me budgeting and...

I mean, money, when you get a lot of money, you gotta learn how to navigate and move it and put in investments.

So, I mean, the money that's coming in, I just don't want it for my time being on the court.

So I want to make sure that I'm good when I'm off the court as well.

You like that depending on matchups? Yeah.