00:00And I mean this as respectfully as possible, but ninth grade Lonzo Ball in the WNBA, it's going crazy.
00:10All right.
00:10Because look, in ninth grade, I'm over six feet and I'm dunking.
00:14Like I'm coming through the, like, no girl in the WNBA is doing that.
00:18I'm going back door, throw it up.
00:20Like, I'm looking like Jordan out there.
00:23So I'm going to just say that I mean this so respectfully.
00:26So great senior.
00:27Middle school down.
00:28I give it to the WNBA.
00:29I'm going to go probably eighth grade.
00:32Because look, I have real experience doing this because I played, my sisters went to University of Missouri and I
00:38was still a young dude.
00:39And they had me playing like on the scout team.
00:41And they had a few WNBA players on the team like Sophie Cunningham and a couple others.
00:45And I think I was like in the seventh or eighth grade going dumb.
00:49I'm talking about like, so I have real life experience.
00:52It's not physically fair.
00:54It's just a difference, man.
00:55And I wish this would stop me in the conversation because it should be common sense.
00:58But like, it's just not.
01:00But I appreciate, you know, common sense.
01:03I feel like sometimes that's lost a little bit.
01:05I think it's just a little bit.
01:06I think it's just a little bit.
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