Grayson BoucherGuestLuckyHostCaseyHostI mean, what do you think about this? This is just, man, I want to start in a different couple places, but I'm looking at one of my notes right here, and I just want to throw this out to you.
What do you think of the evolution? In the evolution of the great game of basketball, I mean, do you think basketball players are getting better?

I do think they're getting more skilled, but I think some of the heart and the like a lot of the grit, the grit.

Yeah, the heart and the grit maybe isn't this isn't the same amongst the whole game.

But I think also like the NBA level players are getting money like dudes back in the day never dreamed of.

It doesn't mean anything to them because I think their brands are already like so big and then they feel like if they try hard and look bad, then it like hurts their brand.

And so like think about business, less just about like – like the motivation of like proving ground was like, who's the best, you know?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Because I'm 49 years old.
So, I mean, I was raised up, you know, the 80s.
I was able to watch Larry Bird.

I was like, when Michael Jordan retired, like, and I started playing and won, I never was into the NBA as much as I was when I was a kid.
I mean, what do you think about this? This is just, man, I want to start in a different couple places, but I'm looking at one of my notes right here, and I just want to throw this out to you.
What do you think of the evolution? In the evolution of the great game of basketball, I mean, do you think basketball players are getting better?

I do think they're getting more skilled, but I think some of the heart and the like a lot of the grit, the grit.

Yeah, the heart and the grit maybe isn't this isn't the same amongst the whole game.

But I think also like the NBA level players are getting money like dudes back in the day never dreamed of.

It doesn't mean anything to them because I think their brands are already like so big and then they feel like if they try hard and look bad, then it like hurts their brand.

And so like think about business, less just about like – like the motivation of like proving ground was like, who's the best, you know?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Because I'm 49 years old.
So, I mean, I was raised up, you know, the 80s.
I was able to watch Larry Bird.

I was like, when Michael Jordan retired, like, and I started playing and won, I never was into the NBA as much as I was when I was a kid.
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