But I just want people to your $85 million deal for LeBron James.

Okay, ESPN came out with this the other day, which I thought was just baffling for my eyes to see.

Per month.

$3.57 million per month per month per day.

$117,397 per hour.

$4891 per minute, $82 per 2nd, $1.36.

You're saying that's pretty?

Pretty amazing.

Yeah, it's good money get.

I mean, what you gonna do, man?

Greatest dude in the world and basketball and I'm your price.

And I totally agree with you before we hear from LeBron on what the greatest achievement of his career would be.

And believe it or not, it's actually not to run down.

The J just gave, even though that's pretty darn amazing.

I just look at the Sacramento Kings.

I'm just throwing them out.

I'm throwing them out because they the longest NBA playoff drought going right now, you put LeBron on any of the 30 teams in the NBA there immediately a playoff contender.

And if they have a pulse, they're gonna probably at least win 50 games.

So from that standpoint, two years 85 he's underpaid.

You missed two.

Good.

You miss one thing, or better yet, to things you talked about that.

But it also increases the revenue for that organization.

Ti ticket everything.

Everything his value is.

That's why I said name your price is not name your price guys like from a Lakers organizational standpoint.

And in being in l.

A guy, obviously guys like Magic Johnson get he can get 5% of ownership for free because the value that he brought to the table for the bus family they Here you go, man, you could have that.

Kobe Bryant can get an extension at the end when everybody thought, Why would you ever give him that?

Well, that's Kobe Dam, Brian.

What?

You mean yes, and they wanna be in the business of James even though he is still at the top of the game.

It looks crazy that you would give a guy that at this age, that type of money, but you gotta factor in everything.

It ain't just the championship trophies.

It's the investment in the value that he brings to the table, from the rights to the merchandizing, to everything instantly relevant.

And he turned suddenly relatives 36 years old this month, his career earnings thus far.

$435 million.

So he will be an owner of MBA team Now, that's what in Cleveland with Dan Gilbert, if they can work that out, that could potentially happen.

But LeBron James will own NBA team trust and believe that.

How about that?

He's always talked about being a mogul.

There's, but he always He always thinks about his business.

I mean, even the other day on the podcast he was talking about he wanted to hire.

He wanted to bring on Luca.

Don check to be the first LeBron James shoe like he wanted that to do that internally within Nike before Michael Jordan got it.

He's always thinking about his business and his properties that way.

It's a great point.