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Take the first shot. So what happens if you miss the first shot? You know what's happened. We'll edit it out and shoot another one. It's happened. It's happened. Like, I ain't even gonna pretend like it hasn't happened. It's happened. Come on. Uh-oh. OK. Uh-oh. You got a little bop with it. There it is. Yeah. There it is. I got a question, though, because I've met Magic Johnson has his back in the day. I used to have a team firmless that he would play with, but there were certain rules that Magic played with that were somewhat cheating. Couldn't touch him? Yeah, does he cheat like Magic does? Or are there certain stuff that doesn't go on, or it's right to the money? That ain't no presidential rule? No. Oh, that's loud. He thought I got the scars to prove it. He thought I got the scars to prove it. Played all through the presidency. We would have pickup games. We especially had a tradition on election days you had to play. So 2016, we played on election day at Fort McNair and I was on fire One of those days I was like raining down threes and I had like these spin moves And after I was done I said this is the devil telling me to keep on playing And then the next week I going to pop my Achilles Ten years ago was the last time I ran a full court game. How often when you guys were playing, how often would you play? One week, a couple times a week? At least usually on Saturdays, like Saturday morning. But during the campaign, we'd play probably a couple of times a week. We saw you the day after you got hit in the mouth, had the stitches. Yeah, so this is proof, by the way, that they didn't take me, take easy. I still remember like Avery and I think Butcher, it was probably actually you, Alex, because it was Thanksgiving weekend and y'all looking down and I'm like, blood, and I had to speak that weekend and you can still see like this butterfly, yeah, the caterpillar right on my lip. And I had all the pictures, the three picture sequence framed and I signed it to this congressional staffer. I said, Dear Ray, I think it was. And I wrote, I said, to the only man who ever assaulted the president. And got away with it. And got away with it.