Speaker 1: All right, Nico Harrison, Rick Welts met with members of
Speaker 1: the local media today. We'll get back into it a
Speaker 1: bit later, and we've got some Kyrie audio from last
Speaker 1: night before that meeting. But I was just scrolling through
Speaker 1: the internet during the commercial break and I see a
Speaker 1: post from Tim Cato from two hours ago from DLLs.
Speaker 1: It's got two hundred and ninety three thousand views. I
Speaker 1: don't know the context, but he just said this is
Speaker 1: from Nico. One of his quotes from today. My obligation
Speaker 1: is to the Dallas Mavericks. It's what's the best interest
Speaker 1: of the Dallas Mavericks, and that's the most important thing.
Speaker 1: Some of those decisions are going to be unpopular, maybe
Speaker 1: to Dirk and maybe to the fans, but my obligation
Speaker 1: is to the Dallas Mavericks. So obviously, who knows what
Speaker 1: was brought up? Did you see Dirk's comments? Could have
Speaker 1: been the question. I don't know what the question was.
Speaker 1: I just saw Cato post Nico's quote. Well, Mark Cuban
Speaker 1: thirty minutes ago had a post on top of that
Speaker 1: post from Tim Cato where Nico says, some of this
Speaker 1: may be unpopular to some people out there, like Dirk
Speaker 1: and maybe to the fans, and he was like drawing.
Speaker 1: He was basically Nico's basically saying, there's the fans, there's Dirk,
Speaker 1: there's Dallas Mavericks. My obligation is to the Mavericks. Cuban
Speaker 1: then has a post that says Dirk is the Dallas Mavericks.
Speaker 1: That is an amazing response. Mark Cuban posts, Dirk is
Speaker 1: the Dallas Mavericks. Then, now and forever, no one should
Speaker 1: ever forget that. That statue will be here forever. Loyalty
Speaker 1: never fades away.
Speaker 2: What I mean, he says that, but what if Dumont
Speaker 2: got a you know, caterpillar and knocked over that statue,
Speaker 2: that would be the worst public relations. Well, we needed
Speaker 2: the space. We needed that space right there.
Speaker 1: We'd put a water fountain in there.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Wow, this is spicy art. We'll get into Kyrie's thoughts
Speaker 1: a little bit later, but.
Speaker 2: Right now it's time for this. Give me that news quickie.
Speaker 2: I didn't even think of a of a backhoe or whatever,
Speaker 2: so I just said caterpillar. No, it's good. We all
Speaker 2: knew what you meant. Yeah, I'm supposed to be the
Speaker 2: country one. Well, Christine is porno in school or what.
Speaker 2: Starting next school year, a school in Michigan is going
Speaker 2: to include a lesson to a curriculum on pornography to
Speaker 2: its sixth grade class. The course is called Human Growth
Speaker 2: and Development, covers topics like healthy relationships, making smart decisions online,
Speaker 2: and also recognizing not everything students see online is reality.
Speaker 2: This was previously taught to ninth graders, but they had
Speaker 2: big meeting and they've decided to bump it up for
Speaker 2: next year to sixth grade because of how fast kids
Speaker 2: are using technology and like, okay, we don't need to
Speaker 2: wait till their in high school to start to teach
Speaker 2: them about porno. So they do have a whole lesson
Speaker 2: in there about pornography. As you were breaking this down,
Speaker 2: my first thought was, we do live in an accelerated society.
Speaker 2: And I can remember, if I recall correctly, when they
Speaker 2: taught us sex education, we had to take permission slips home. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: we had one in our class who didn't sign it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: feel bad for him, And so I don't see why
Speaker 2: you wouldn't do the same thing here. But I honestly,
Speaker 2: based on raising kids that are now nineteen and seventeen
Speaker 2: and having just gone through this recently. I don't think
Speaker 2: twelve years old is necessarily too young, depending on what
Speaker 2: they're getting into. And I think parents should have the
Speaker 2: right to say no, I don't want my twelve year
Speaker 2: old exposed to that, and then you take them out
Speaker 2: of the class. I think it's a case by case basis.
Speaker 1: I agree with you because kids that have older siblings
Speaker 1: are going to be way more likely to know a
Speaker 1: lot more. Yeah, I mentioned this to you. We had
Speaker 1: when my son was in fourth grade. There was a
Speaker 1: girl who had text him and said, send me a
Speaker 1: sexy picture of yourself.
Speaker 2: I'll send you one. And he was like, I don't
Speaker 2: even know what that means. What do you mean?
Speaker 1: And she goes, you know, like with your shirt off
Speaker 1: and like and he was like and he you know,
Speaker 1: I'm like yeah and so and she sent one to
Speaker 1: him and it was just a goofy kid, it was
Speaker 1: It wasn't anything sexy about it. But I'm like, man,
Speaker 1: I found out she had three older sisters. Yeah, three
Speaker 1: older sisters.
Speaker 2: He's emulating.
Speaker 1: Okay, she's emulating that she doesn't really know what she's doing.
Speaker 1: It's like my daughter one time was shooting a video
Speaker 1: and I've got it and she goes, she was just
Speaker 1: in her room, her hair was all messed up, She's
Speaker 1: playing with her toys and stuff. She goes, be sure
Speaker 1: to hit subscribe and buy my merch and hit the
Speaker 1: loac button.
Speaker 2: And she was just recording it for herself, you know,
Speaker 2: she did, but she was emulating.
Speaker 1: And so but I think different people are exposed to
Speaker 1: different things at different ages, and so for.
Speaker 2: Some people this makes sense. That sex ed class we
Speaker 2: took was in fourth grade, and it was less a class.
Speaker 2: It was a guy who probably made the small town
Speaker 2: circuit you come in. I remember at the end he
Speaker 2: always had a little fish bowl of questions that we
Speaker 2: could submit, and man, so many low hanging fruit questions
Speaker 2: about the number sixty nine. Right, but in fourth grade
Speaker 2: without technology, definitely knew what porno was in fourth grade. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and again it's gonna be what I from what it
Speaker 2: sounds like, and I'm guessing it's gonna be about, Hey,
Speaker 2: pornography is not real healthy relationships. Right, It's not gonna
Speaker 2: be Okay, open up your textbooks, let's talk about the
Speaker 2: history of Peter North. It's not gonna be that. It's
Speaker 2: gonna want to take that card, right, It's gonna be
Speaker 2: more about how do you function in the world where
Speaker 2: this is around you and understanding what that is.
Speaker 1: You can see all of this online anytime you want.
Speaker 1: How do you actually find real love and meaningful relationships
Speaker 1: in the world now that you've seen that, right, because
Speaker 1: that can be confusing.
Speaker 2: It's like, if you want to incorporate this stuff in
Speaker 2: your relationship, do it later. All right, there you go,
Speaker 2: There you go.
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