Klay &Draymond fight vs Gobert & Wolves. Draymond Green didn't have to do what he did but I don't see it being anything outrageous.

Can we now see why Jordan Poole got knocked out by Draymond Green? Jordan Poole might get knocked out again at this rate.

I can't stand for people to keep asking me randomly if I'm ok. It's like they trying to make something wrong with you. Are you ok? Are you sick? I ask them, are you crazy!??

If I never hear another story about Will Smith it will be too soon. I mean wow. Will Smith family is like a freaky more disfunction version of a real life Addams Family.

Changing is very hard to do, changing certain things is also very important to do. What's right and what's wrong? Do you know?

Another Reason I Can't Be A 1st Amendment Auditor is my videos would be way too long. I don't think the people that encounter 1st amendment Auditors learn their lesson after the first time. In my opinion there should always be at least 3 visits to every place that had a bad interaction with a 1st amendment Auditor. People don't always learn there lesson after the first time so you need to go back and give them a few extra classes and then in a few months a refresher course. If not I think all the people who try to violate 1st amendment Auditors rights will think they can act crazy and they'll come back and exercise their rights. Which seems true. For them it will just be "that day" a crazy person with a camera came by, period. Just like if the 1st amendment Auditor leaves right after the cops leave and never come back, how does that look? It looks like the cops came talked to them and got them to leave. See I would be out there for hours after the cops left. My videos would be hours long. I wouldn't want the people I'm Auditing to think that the police scared me off or that they scared me off by calling the police. I have a theory that some 1st amendment Auditors are afraid to stick around longer because the police did scare them and they figured if they got away with it once they don't want to press their luck again with the police. Because most Auditors are not necessarily afraid of the police, they are afraid of the consequences. They don't want to go to jail for exercising their rights, which is ridiculous.

There are so many reasons I can't and won't be a 1st Amendment auditor. The number one reason for me is that its dangerous.If I go the rest of my life and never talk to a police officer or have to call the police I would consider that a blessing. So to volunteer to talk to the police seems extremely dangerous. Also there are a lot of crazy people out there and you never know what there going to do. The second reason is I don't think I could take what many Auditors take. Like people constantly invading their personal space and talking to them rude and aggressive and disrespectful. Also I definitely couldn't take a person touching me because I'm recording in public. Also all the arguing and confrontations wouldn't be good for my mental or physical health. Some of these Auditors treat their camera like it gives them super powers or makes them weapon proof. Ans if someone talks to me crazy on an audit I'm going to talk crazy back. So it would be a mess, but I'm sure it would be entertaining.

I think 1st amendment Auditing is a very useful thing for everyone. It keeps government officials accountable. It teaches the public about the 1st amendment and other laws. It shows how the world really is. That there are bullies, and very entitled people that think they have power everywhere. You would think with so many 1st amendment Auditing videos out there that more people would be educated on public photography laws and the 1st amendment. I definitely would think that the police would know by now, even though they should have already known. Many police officers are well versed in the law as they should be, while others seem.to not know anything about the law. Some of these videos have been viewed millions of times and the are hundreds of 1st amendment Auditors out there.I don't see these videos slowing down any time soon I just see them picking up.

Adam Silver keeps coming up with ways to make money for the NBA. Adam Silver isn't much of a disciplinarian but he's a extremely talented businessman. rb.gy/zltov

One thing that gets on my nerves is that NBA analyst and NBA commentators is that they get all excited and happy when NBA players almost fight like they are promoting it, but when they do fight they act appalled like it's the worst thing in the world. If they don't want them to fight for real they shouldn't want them to fake fight. I think the NBA is full of fake tough guys. Because they know better than we know that no real fight is going to happen in a NBA game, just a bunch of hugging, pushing and loud talking. It's a waste of energy and I think it makes them look stupid, because if you know for sure nothing is going to happen why all the dramatic acting. Is it for the camera and the fans? Is it because your emotions are high because your adrenaline is pumping from playing basketball? Is it because you want people to think your tough. I can't recall ever being angrily in the face of anyone. If we are close enough to fight then we are fighting, not Shoving and hugging. I don't condone violence, I also don't condone fake tough guys and stupidity. I think its stupid to go though all the dramatics and words about something and not do anything. Play basketball not fake tough guy. It's all acting for the camera and their little friends. The crazy part about is most NBA playes are garbage fighters, but as big and strong as they are they could cause some serious damage rb.gy/zltov

I know what the Metaverse is, but I don't know much about it. rb.gy/zltov

Ray Allen, Tracy McGrady, Steve Nash, Shaquille O'neal, Jason White Chocolate Williams, Reggie Miller. These are my favorite NBA players. I know everyone has their own list, but I have this list for a reason. Ray Allen because he was the hardest working player in his day, and he was clutch and he had a all around game. Also Ray Allen was a true professional.

Tracy McGrady would be the best player of all time if it wasn't for injuries. Tracy McGrady to be is the best basketball player of all time.

Steve Nash changed the game. I think Steve Nash is the most creative player to ever play in the NBA.

Shaquille O'neal is the most dominant athlete of any sport ever. Completely unstoppable.

Jason Williams could have been just as good or better than Steve Nash, I'm still not sure why he never reached that level.

Reggie Miller to me like a off brand version of Ray Allen. He did almost everything Ray Allen could do except he had no inside game like Ray Allen and I don't think he was as clutch, even though he was very clutch. rb.gy/zltov