I was looking at the copious notes in front of me. I was joking that I feel like the main character Memento, I don't like to show how the sausage is made, but this is the first in-person interview since covid, for me. Really, I certainly indoors. And I'm looking at this bile, and I'm looking, and I'm looking, and I'm looking, did you ever go to the Olympics?

I went to the Olympics. Yes,

I thought. So I may not be the best researcher, but I thought that, that and had two things go at the Olympics. Amazing. And what was that? What was the outcome? You know, the Olympics

were one of those things. I had the time of my life there and, you know, and when I mean, time in my life at that age, I was right where I was supposed to be. Back in 92 when they constructed the dream team together. I was just a little kid and touches Texas, watching TV and I just thought it was cool that they had basketball in, on the summertime on regular TV. Because, you know, you couldn't really watch TV, you had to have cable to take in as many games as possible. And I was just one of those kids out every anything basketball. I'm taking it in, and I remember just that time of the Dream Team watching them. It was just incredible. Wait a minute, Michael Jordan and Magic Johnson. Essen and all these guys on the same Tina doesn't? Yeah, I was trying to comprehend

it, the X-Men. Yeah. You know what I mean? And

that pretty much sparked the obsession. And so, every Olympics, I mean, I would watch the Olympics. I mean, we watch gymnastics, we'd watch track and field, we'd watch anything to do with the Olympics, and get in the take part in Beijing was quite amazing. And, you know, just to be there, taking part in the opening ceremony, but most importantly, getting to have the experience of playing basketball for Country and being able to represent the USA and win a gold medal. I mean, that was everything,

you know that you have a good bio just for those who didn't pick up on this, when you can omit the Olympic gold medal from your body out. Just as a side note that doesn't happen all too often.