I mean, I thinkyoujustyouhave a muchbiggerappreciationtoevenjustlikebeyondyourownpersonalinvestment.
Andlikethegameitselfandtheplayersonthecourt, youjusthave a such a biggerappreciationforallthepeoplethatgointo a successfulorganizationand a successfulteam.
Andso, like, youjustkindoffeelthatloss, liketoptobottom a littlebitmoreacutelythanyoudois a normalfan, becausethere's justsomanypeoplewhoselikelifeworkandlivelyhoodsandallofthesethingsareinvestedintheteam.
And, uh, yeah, losingsucks.
Thatmustbecausethecostingmythateverboughtwaslike a DVDplayer.
Sowhatwastheaftermathlikethesocialmediathatnightandlike, Oh, myGod, it's weirdbecauselike, myinstagramisprivateAnd I hadonlygotten a Twitter, like, a fewweeksbeforewhentheyboughttheteam, because I waslike, Oh, everyone's tweetingthisnewsonTwitter.
Um, and I don't haveone.
And I wouldliketoreadthesetweets, So I haddownloadedTwitter, but I didn't evenrealizethat I was, like, publicorpeoplecouldfollowme.
Andthen I wentovertomyfamilywasliketalkingtopeopleinMysistergaveme a phone.
Shewaslike, I don't knowwhat's wrong.
Itwas, like, literallylikethis.
I waslike, What?
I likemynotifications, like, wereturnedonforTwitterbecause I didn't useit, Um, andso I couldn't turnonmyphoneforlike a weekbecauseitwasstilleverytime I turnediton, itwasbuzzingsomuchfromallthenotificationsthat I wasgettingonTwitterthatlikeitliterally, just, like, wouldn't eventurnout.
Like, I think, like, lookatwhat's happenedtotheWarriorsthisyear.
Um, everybody.
A fewyearsago, I thinkwouldhavethoughtthat, likethisscenariowherethere I don't knowifthere's I don't knowthattheirsecondtouristintheWest, ofcourse, andlastbutnobody, I meannobody.