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Dan LeBatard (0:00)
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Mike Ryan (0:00)
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Dan LeBatard (0:17)
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Mike Ryan (0:18)
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Dan LeBatard (0:30)
This is the Dan Levator show with the Stugach Spotcast.
Chris Cody (0:38)
Zaslow's having a rough day here. He just injured himself just bringing his chair in. He hurt his finger. I saw him shaking it here.
Zach Zaslow (0:45)
Blood.
Chris Cody (0:46)
Yeah. You seem like you're a little bit physically hurt. Amin Alhassan will be here shortly. We'll get into Zaslow's dream with Amin. Amin's also a weird dreamer. Evidently, Zaslo has had a weird dream. He hasn't told me what it is yet. He's just told me he's had another one of these weird dreams. So we'll get into that with Amin in a second. We're also going to get into this Jokic Dort back and forth with the mean. But I wanted to ask you guys something about the back and forth between Kevin Durant and Tyler Hero. So Tyler Herro calls Kevin Durant a whiny B word. Kevin Durant calls Tyler Herro the P word. And after they have done that, the two of them say, we respect each other. And I just don't think that in any other context that I can think of, that exchange would happen between two people who would then immediately afterwards say, we respect each other, because that sounds disrespectful. What are the other workplaces where two people would talk to each other like that? Cuz Kevin Durant said, let's move past that. The quote is, I've got respect for Tyler. He has respect for me. And those words, they're just words. At the end of the day, we didn't do nothing too much. It wasn't too physical on our end. But I appreciate his competitiveness and vice versa. We can move. Move on from that one. Not too serious. Tyler Herro says he was saying I couldn't guard, and I said something, something to him. But we're competing. At the end of the day, you want to be able to play against the best players in the world and be able to compete like that. That's what I Live for. I love to compete. Are there other places, and I'm not talking about, like, human resources or anything, but are there other places where I can have that exchange of name calling with somebody and say afterward credibly, I respect that person. That's someone I still respect.