We have this one guy, his name is Stephen A. Smith. He plays the angry black man on TV. The angry black man stereotype is basically you're loud, you talk over people. What you say is not necessarily important. It's more how loud you are and how, I guess, how you deliver your speech. He does that pretty well. I think the higher-ups at ESPN and Disney see that. He's like this angry black man. He goes on Fox News probably like once a week. And he'll talk about like Gaza. And he has no idea about Gaza. Talking about, like, his views on Gaza. And we're like, brother, you were just talking about the Lakers, like, three hours ago. Like, what do you know about Gaza? Stephen A, I've been talking about LeBron's son for, like, a while. LeBron, like, confronted him at a game one time. And then ever since that, Stephen A's been on, like, four different podcasts. Basically, like, I thought it was a weak move, like, coming up to me and whatnot. It's just this whole, like, embarrassing thing that we're all, like, blowing our eyes at. I mean, how good is that audio? Jesus Christ.