I always thought "the left hand game" was the best trash talk story!!! thanks for the entertainment, Nick!

@NickSmithNBA

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Paul - this one is hilarious!

@davidgraham2673

Жыл бұрын

@@NickSmithNBA , This is the single best produced basketball video I've ever seen. It was engrossing from start to finish, and in particular the interviews with the Hawks players. They recognized a great performance was being thrust upon them, and they were literally powerless to stop it, and they knew it. Kudos on a job well done. Very well done.

@NickSmithNBA

Жыл бұрын

@@davidgraham2673 that’s very kind, really appreciate that!

@jeramychunn9108

Жыл бұрын

​@@NickSmithNBA I don't know if you realize this or not, but this is just as good not if better than ESPN & their 30 for 30 series. Very well done. Now when's the next one coming??

@geraldwright7513

Жыл бұрын

I'll agree definitely

Someone once said Jordan makes you look slow but Bird makes you look stupid!!!

@binkymagnus

Жыл бұрын

that was James Worthy, who played on the Lakers with Kareem and Magic

@bubbakemp5817

Жыл бұрын

That's absolutely true!😂

@F1rstWorldNomaD

Жыл бұрын

James Worthy, I think. Correct me if Im wrong.

@wolfcarr3507

Жыл бұрын

Forgot who said it. But was said in a question. If you have a game you have to win, who takes a shot? Person: Jordan If you have to save your life who takes a shot? Person: Bird

@levesd3722

Жыл бұрын

@@wolfcarr3507 That was Pat Riley I think.

Watching the Atlanta Hawks bench laugh, fall over each other while Larry Bird made impossible shots was entertaining in & of itself! 🤣

@lukecarmichael1588

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes you gotta enjoy the ride lol. Great sportsmanship.

@simaaj22

Жыл бұрын

That was hilarious 😂

@Weshopwizard

Жыл бұрын

Sometimes you just have to enjoy the show. Even if it’s at your expense.

@richardpare3538

4 ай бұрын

@@Weshopwizard As one of the Atlanta guys said after getting fined $3000 for celebrating the show that Larry put on "That;s the best $3000 seat I've ever had!".

Man I can listen to Larry Bird stories all day!!

@sarge420

Жыл бұрын

Me 3

@boothdos

Жыл бұрын

One of the best of all time.

@zavierdesine4405

Жыл бұрын

I modeled my entire game on Larry "Legend" Bird. I respected him so much.

@stinkypinkeee5085

Жыл бұрын

I have...grew up loathing him, now he is my favorite player of all...

@hooker4749

Жыл бұрын

DITTO....and I'm not a basketball man

Man I wish the NBA was still this fun to watch.

@brandaonb4249

Жыл бұрын

No shit. It will never be what it was.

@MusicMan1965

Жыл бұрын

These guys saved the league. It was fun to watch. Players played both end of the floor and they played just about every game. Now it’s a dunk or a three. Ask them to post someone up or hit medium range shot, they can’t do it.

@RealPackCat

Жыл бұрын

The 80's to early 90's was the best ever in Sports.

@RealPackCat

Жыл бұрын

@@brandaonb4249 You'll never be what your mother was!

@jerryfischer3988

Жыл бұрын

Same here 😢

Watching the guys on the other side cheer their opponent on is one of the most honest and sweetest things I've ever seen in major league sports.. You don't even see that kind of love for the game at the high school level nowadays.

Just seeing the Atlanta bench cheering & loving what’s happening before their eyes is the coolest thing. I’d gladly take a fine to be front row to that performance!

I loved it that the other team was entertained by Bird and his shooting prowess. It shows they had a lot of heart and appreciation for Birds accomplishment. Good guys. Tough guys too.

@tonyduncan7710

10 ай бұрын

You'll never see a team do that with any other player. That's why they call him "LEGEND"

Dominique is a class act ! Awesome player who doesn’t get mentioned enough.

@BRITTGYPSY

Жыл бұрын

Love ‘Nique! He was called “ The Human Highlight Reel” at the time!

@davidshuff8838

Жыл бұрын

I agree

@jrr3787

Жыл бұрын

@@BD-uw1kq Nobody ever dunked the ball with more force than Nique. Nobody. Shaq hung his fat ass on the rim and broke backboards, but Rosie O'Donnell could have done the same from a ladder - assuming she could actually climb one. Nique was pure Drago like force.

@davidgraham2673

Жыл бұрын

No argument here. Dominique could bring it, and sping it, with his jumping ability. That was the Golden era in Profesional basketball, and Dominique was certainly a big part of it.

@davidshuff8838

Жыл бұрын

@@davidgraham2673 dam straight!

Nothing better than to listen to those old school players. They show respect to each other. What a time in basketball history!

@tomperkins5657

Жыл бұрын

And I stupidly took it for granted.

@ohsweetmystery

11 ай бұрын

The players were not just great players, they were intelligent and well-spoken, unlike today.

@bigpoppadarb9940

9 ай бұрын

@@tomperkins5657a lot of us did😣

@ronniewilliams3264

7 ай бұрын

Not only that some of them really hate each other still and some give the upmost respect to their enemy.🎉🎉🎉

Larry used trash talk to mentally unsettle his opponents because he knew how to. He was just as much a badass in the mental games as he was on court. He wasn't vulgar and mostly was not loud enough for anyone but the person he was talking to, to hear it. He didn't need to shout to make it work.

LARRY IS AN ABSOLUTE LEGEND .Magic was right there will never ever be another Larry Bird ,no man can talk that much smack and back it up over and over and over.THE LEGEND

@dusk6159

9 ай бұрын

No way there will ever be, and this is coming from Magic. Larry Legend.

And yet so humble so many current players should learn from this man

@jeramychunn9108

Жыл бұрын

So many current players should learn from that whole Era of 80s ball. Today's ish just isn't the same. I would watch sooooo much ball back then with my brother's because of how remarkable it was at the time. I might watch 5 games a year of today's ball games, not including collegiate ball. I'm a big fan of the big 10 & enjoy that much more than pro ball of today's game.

@derekhoude1514

Жыл бұрын

@Jeramy Chunn well said. Now the rules and personalities of the current players make it crap compared to the tough ball they played then. Not to mention the Legends that played in the eighties made the game way more interesting than todays do. Today it seems like theyre a bunch of overpaid actors. Also for me the biggest thing is the fix OBVIOUSLY being in from vegas, That ruins every sport. Maybe it was back then too but at least they found a way to hide it better .

@davidthompson7817

Жыл бұрын

@@jeramychunn9108 I was so disappointed to see the Boilermakers drop out in the first round this year and they had such a fantastic season… Extremely unexpected but when I found out the team they were playing was with a bunch of short guys that had a tremendous amount of fire in their bellies I thought oh no this won’t be good for the Boilermakers they turn over too many balls with aggressive players(I think I watched all of their games this year so I speak from my own eyes’ experience and many years loving basketball too) hopefully they’ll turn the corner next year. This little video on birds 60 point game was fantastic. Gotta love that guy.

@rogertan8239

Жыл бұрын

@@jeramychunn9108 They were gentleman but not now.

I'm 70 years old and I remember watching the game against the Hawks. In my mind it was the greatest basketball performance ever. I was watching the Hawk's bench and seeing them celebrate with me. Man it was awesome. Thanks!

The Hawks bench was so in awe of Bird that game, their reactions were of respect for their opponent.

Never heard Antoine Carr talk about this game. It was cool to hear him break it down.

@steve5150mrscary

Жыл бұрын

Im still laughing at him saying bird's" I'm 🎉finna light up this team!" 🤣

@Defender78

Жыл бұрын

i think this footage is from 84 or 85, at 5:53 Antoine's moving down the court like he's a Malone or Barkley MVP candidate, with a skip-step on that second play! Power forward Antoine Carr is one of my 2nd-level favorite guys (non-all-stars or celebrated players, journeymen etc), he had a couple of good seasons, including 1990-91 where he scored 20 per game

I don't watch basketball, but I watched this. I couldn't shut it off! As much as the skill of Bird, it was the mutual respect of all the players. A guy can lose and can still respect the opponent and even praise him. This should be shown to all high school players.

That highlight I have seen more than any championship game highlight. And Bird is not why people want to see it. It's because it shows humanity at its best. Those guys were truly amazed and happy for the sport of basketball winners or losers for what they were witnessing .You can't bring that back it's priceless .

This video shows the true heart of sportsmanship. Even the guys on the opposite team watched in awe. I love this. For guys that spend their whole lives to perfect this game, winning means everything, for them to just be enjoying the opposite teams succes is unheard.

These guys are pure class.. what comes through the ribbing, the laughter, the magic of the moment, is the great respect they have for this amazing legend... you guys are the best!

My favorite player! Some of my favorite memories growing was getting home in time to shower after ball practice and eat dinner and sit down with my dad to watch Larry vs Magic in their many finals matchups!! Also a very underrated defensive player. He never took a play off to use football terms!

I appreciate the respect these players had for him, there was no color. ❤

@silverjohn6037

Жыл бұрын

Funny thing is whenever these guys tell the stories about Bird making them look stupid, they always seem to be smiling;).

@lorriemcgee5562

Жыл бұрын

@@silverjohn6037, it's amazing what age and maturity do for the memory.🤷‍♀️

@manuelorozco113

Жыл бұрын

Indeed there is no color, it shouldn’t be, wether is sports or whatever it shouldn’t be for all that matters is the color of our blood which I guarantee is as red as anybody else’s. Thanks to all the great players and to the maker of videos like this

@kathleenrobertpogue6818

Жыл бұрын

God damn, why does everything have to be tured into a race issue. Are you racist or something. The only people I know who care about race are racist.

@lorriemcgee5562

Жыл бұрын

@@kathleenrobertpogue6818 not at all. I was raised to not judge by color, but by character. In today's world, that's not always the case unfortunately.

The glory days in the NBA. The game was so much more fun back then.

That bench action was absolutely classic!!!

larry could have games like this whenever he wanted and would have even more amazing stats but he he always wanted his teamates involved in the game until the time came where he would just take over completely...one of the best basketball players ever and the ultimate competitor,,,,a true legend

@mountzion2938

Жыл бұрын

Not like MJ who is selfish

@jimjason5146

Жыл бұрын

​@Mount Zion or kobe who was even more selfish 😂

@diabolikmitchell2960

Жыл бұрын

I remember Bird would go the first quarter of games taking only 1 or 2 shots but having 6 assists and 6 boards. Next thing you know you're down double digits. The only other superstar I've seen do this is LeBron tbh.

@artgrusensky121

Жыл бұрын

inspirational

@analogalbacore7166

6 ай бұрын

​@diabolikmitchell2960 to bad LeBron lacks mental toughness. He's probably the most physically gifted player I've seen on the other hand.

All these guy's talking about Larry are very good player's themselves. There were a really big group of good player's then. Many don't get the recognition they deserve. Larry was a smart player, who could read the court better than anybody.

I followed Larry Bird all through college. When I lived in Denver my Dad and I never missed a Celtic game. I remember hollering through games “give it to Larry”. Never disappointed. I had every Sports Illustrated that Larry was on cover. Jersey and Celtic jacket. Lost all in a fire. Thanks for memories LB.

@cindyknudson2715

8 ай бұрын

Great memories ☘️

Laker fan since the early 80's here. I absolutely loved Larry Bird. Second to no one as far as being a fierce compettitor. For not being "athletic" he sure was great at everything else in his game. It was never smack talking because he would back it up. He would be great today too. I don't care what anyone says. What a player. Much respect to you Mr. Bird.

@dusk6159

9 ай бұрын

Larry Legend. It doesn't get better than a pair like Larry and Magic.

The mutual respect and sportsmanship of all these guys is an example to us all…

Larry was the best, Period

@voriandayne-en9gb

Жыл бұрын

One of the best. He can be your personal best, but not the best player on consensus

They loved to play. They loved to win, but you can tell that they loved each other. That made them great.

The respect the players have for him is evident. No hard feelings just respect. Perhaps the greatest small forward that ever played.

I know everyone talks about MJ and LeBron as being the greatest but in my opinion Larry Bird was and is the greatest player ever. His basketball IQ was off the charts. If he hadn’t have played so hard and gotten hurt it’s hard to say what he would have finished his career with in points let alone rebounds, assists, and everything else. He was a player who not only played hard but he made everyone else want to play harder. He made everyone he ever played with a better player too. Bird will forever be my NBA GOAT.

@chriswells506

Жыл бұрын

Nobody worth listening to talks about Lebron being the greatest.

@dustchip8060

Жыл бұрын

@Chris Wells LeBron is the greatest. Just ask him, and he will tell ya.

@northernstar6641

Жыл бұрын

I watched Bird from Indiana State to Boston and the battles with Doc and the 76'ers and Magic and the Lakers.... I liked him for all the reasons you stated but he's top 5, MJ is the 🐐

@dusk6159

9 ай бұрын

Well, Lebron is the greatest SF of all time even against the one almost impossible to surpass, the legend. That's how good Lebron is and that's a testament to Larry Legend.

@JoshRitchie-ok8em

6 ай бұрын

Bron ain't ready for Prime bird

True sportsmanship, great men, superb athletes 😊

Even our bench was celebrating. Classic old school sportsmanship.

The best part may have been DJ photo bombing Larry Legend at 4:33. Thanks for putting this together for us, Nick!

@biggldogg

8 ай бұрын

Yo that was it for me.

Grew up watching all these guys. Them telling stories about Bird put the biggest smile on my face! Thank you!

I can't believe that even the bench of the Hawks was celebrating and rooting for Bird!!!! I don't believe that any team has ever done that for any other player!!!

One of the times when even the team that lost gets to enjoy the game because it was so much a big show.

@dusk6159

9 ай бұрын

That was pure sport displayed by Bird on the basketball court

He was so good he had basketball muscle memory. That last part where he says sometimes he wasn't even mentally in the game yet still was able to make shots almost automatically. Thats phenomenal.

there's so many Bird stories out there but this is a good one. I dont think a Prime Bird would be stoppable today either. He knows the game not just plays it.

When Dominique Wilkins says your great, you must be the greatest.

I had the pleasure of watching many of the Celtics games during the 80’s, but it’s fun again hearing about the trash talking. I never had any idea he was talking crap during games. 😂

I just love the respect he gets from other players...

@willieduffie4967

Жыл бұрын

He deserves every bit of it ....dude was bad .

That’s not the only time an opposing player celebrated a Bird shot. Watch the opposing bench on the famous shot where Bird sinks it from behind the backboard. One of them jumps up in disbelief.

As a resident of Massachusetts and someone who's had an opportunity to be in the presence of this legend I must say his approach to life and the game and everything is a story of empowerment and encouragement and I'm a better person listening to these stories! He's a force to be reckoned with and as you can see was feared by many and he had so much confidence and it all worked for him in the end! Much respect and love to the legend 💚💚💚

I could watch this all day. Thanks for sharing these memories of the Great LB

@NickSmithNBA

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Mans said he be thinking about what his grandma doing while he dropping 60 in the flow of the game🐐

You did a FABULOUS JOB on this video of the great Larry "Larronius" Bird 🐐🍀💚

@NickSmithNBA

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

You will never, ever see the opposing bench fall over each other like that for an opposing player again ...😂😂😂

Thanks for bringing the LOVE. The World needs more of it. 🏀

Back when THE GAME, THE TALENT and the LOVE was genuine. The players played hard and RESPECTED each other and each other's accomplishments. Iron sharpened iron and each player/legend brought out the best in one another. Times have changed and things aren't the same anymore. Smh. These were truly golden/treasurable times.

The Atlanta bench reactions is top 10 all time NBA footage

Being from the Boston area, naturally we were Celtics fans. Sadly though, I never had the pleasure of watching Bird. In our day it was Cousy, Havlicek, Heinsohn and Muskatov. Much later after our family had left Massachusetts, Bird and McHale came on the scene. Thanks so much for this video. Without it, I would never have had the pleasure of seeing people like McHale and Bird.

Bird was the Man, never be another like him

I wish I'd paid more attention back in the 1980's to Larry Bird and MJ when they were in their prime. Like some, I didn't always watch their games nor appreciate their greatness at the time. Now much older, I do appreciate elite athletes playing today like a Tom Brady. Amazing how fast time goes by! This is reinforced seeing these 80's basketball stars now in the 60's.

@Biggersandwich

Жыл бұрын

Hope you watch lebron Giannis and luka now than

@gavinhadley7672

Жыл бұрын

..we rarely missed a televised Celtic game in the 80s. Too bad youngsters today don’t realize how extraordinary Larry Bird was. Some say greatest small forward to have played the game..nonsense…the GOAT period regardless of position IMHO!

@BD-uw1kq

Жыл бұрын

​@@gavinhadley7672 Every single Celtics game was a Bird highlight reel. It almost makes the concept of a highlight reel superfluous.

Larry Bird - The best “Team Player” ever. Also the GOAT.

I remember watching bird in awe as a grad schooler.

The Real Classy Guy’s are the ones that can lift another person up! I’m not a big fan of basketball But I’d Love to hang out with those guys a while! They are Really The Greats

in terms of basketball stories, Bird is the goat.

@thedude9930

Жыл бұрын

and just btw, he swept the great MJ twice. did he call shots against "his airness" too? would be nice to know .

When you're down that much and another player is that hot, all can do is enjoy the show.

Smooth. Bird. Dream player. Once in a lifetime guy!!!!

I will never tire of watching the Atlanta players on the bench while Bird is scoring 60. They had the guts and the sense of humor to appreciate what their opponent was doing. To me that is great sportsmanship.

That Bird will always have wings..ALWAYS

Long time Larry Bird fan. Saw this game. Thanks for posting this great history.

What a honor to watch these players play from McHale to Bird. Dominique was great too one of the most underrated players to ever play. Glad I grew up a Celtics fan a lot of great memories.

I love seeing the other team just excited for those shots. That’s just love for the game and sportsmanship you don’t really see today.

This is the basketball I grew up watching. I had always kept an eye on all Boston sports, cause that was where I was from. I wasn't huge basketball fan, but when Bird started playing and the way the game was played, that really got me into the sport. Couldn't play worth a damn, but sure did love to watch these guys. I was at the Kevin McHale game, first game I ever went to, 3-4 rows off the floor off to the side of one end. Best game, ever. I remember towards the end, before he left the game, the place was rocking, everyone was having a great time, except Detroit, McHale missed a shot here and there and the crowd started booing (good natured), it was funny as hell. But as we are seeing, a little later on, Bird Followed up and the rest is history. Great basketball back then, not to take away from the talent today, but in my opinion, the game is not as good today.

Trancendent is the word. They love the game and couldn't help but celebrate that performance.

This is true sportsmanship!

Thanks for reminding me of how much I loved watching Larry Bird. What a great surprise to see how much he was respected by the opposite team. Hi this is Xavienne

The thing about Bird is that he has this narrative from his critics that he couldn't play defense. He made multiple all-nba 2nd team defense and even LED THE LEAGUE IN DEFENSIVE WIN-SHARES 1 season. He made the steal and assist to beat Detroit in the ECF that everyone knows, but that was just the tip of the iceburg. He, and his team played tremendous team defense. He made big plays in big moments like no other--whatever was needed. Points, block, rebound, steal, assist, and sacrificing his body. He did it all--best teammate, hardest worker, and toughest I have ever seen.

IN my 80 years I have never seen anyone put on a show like Larry Bird. There will never be another Bird or an Air J. Both guys are irreplaceable. 50 years from now when some hot basketball players look at these films they will be awestruck.

I am so great full that I was a young man back then and truly was blessed to grow up watching my Celtics, they inspired me to play and loved the game, because of Larry and the GREATEST TEAM EVER ! Thank you ALL for those GREAT DAYS !

Like how Bird never toots his own horn. Everyone else does it for him. Class act.

If these legends played today, they would mop the floor with these young guys!!

@deanbrunner261

Жыл бұрын

These guys played for the name on the front not the one on the back

@TheCrossing2271

Ай бұрын

Agree

17:16 ... The Hawks bench player knew the ball was going in and had already seen enough..

In college 82-87 Boston man we use to go to old garden cheap seats- it was goosebumps and no matter what you think today basketball does not compare

Larry is one of the best ever !!!

It brings tears to my eyes to see how wonderful it is when white and black people respect and love each other.

@ZION73082

Жыл бұрын

We're all brothers and sisters in Christ. 🙏🤗

@Brentaaron300

Жыл бұрын

I love the fact once Magic and Larry did the commercial together, they became close friends!.....perfect example of how we as humans, once we get to know each other, realize how much we have in common😊

@harleyl4098

Жыл бұрын

​@@ZION73082 religion haa let's talk about unity when we hold our holy war.

@jamesclinesr2511

Жыл бұрын

Well sadly democrats and people have destroyed that I love everyone but I am sick of seeing white kids getting beaten almost or to death. We didn’t kill black peoples families.

@willieduffie4967

Жыл бұрын

The way it should be ....

18:03 hahahah! When I was learning to weld an old timer told me you will know when your good because you’ll be under the hood thinking about what you are going to eat for dinner when you get back to your hotel room! So true!😎

Loved that game, esp being a 20 something born and raised in Mass. I Love BIRD, Havlicek, COwens, Sam Jones and Russell.

7:05 Antione Carr YOU DONT PLAY AROUND!😂😂

the look on DJ's face at 4:34 when Bird is giving the locker room interview is awesome he knows exactly what's going to happen

This man said he was thinking about his grandmother and what she was doing during an NBA game he was playing in😂😂😂 geez

Such respect among these players! So great to see. The world needs that today!

That fly ..Respect sir Bird

That snippet at the end where Larry is talking to McHale... it sounds like he's describing Ultra Instinct. Larry was the Goku of basketball lol

Wow, that Bird really flew. I screamed with laughter when the opponents where celebrating Larry. It doesn't get any better.

@dusk6159

9 ай бұрын

"Yeeah big fella, you're in little trouble tonight" It doesn't get any better than Larry Legend's stories lol

What Larry said there at the end, I think that is the most important part of it somehow. It's like you are so in tuned that you are getting help from an unseen force, I've felt that a handful of times in my life and there is no greater of a feeling. It's like all is right in the world and you don't really even have anything to do with it as it's happening. It's something deeper than can be explained.

@dominiquemassey2742

Жыл бұрын

Also what McHale said about the basket seeming bigger

@MrMagnaniman

Жыл бұрын

It's not an "unseen force." It's the result of A LOT of training and experience. Have you ever been driving and then realize you don't remember driving the last several miles? Same thing. That's when you're driving at your best. Your body and mind are so accustomed to the task at hand it becomes subconscious, which frees up your mind to pursue other avenues of thought. Being able to do that in a basketball game, though, is pretty incredible.

@IraProctor

Жыл бұрын

Thinking slows you, he practiced more than any NBA player in history. There are stories of practice ending, and the team shows up the next day for practice… and Larry still had not left. He kept shooting so late, he decided it was easier to grab a nap on some mats rather than drive home and back. He’d thought it out, a billion times, every situation… and practiced for every scenario. When the game began is when he stopped thinking. That’s why his nerves vanished. He wasn’t thinking anymore. He let the muscle memory and instincts he’d established thru excessive practice take over… his mind gave way to consciousness. The mind winks, the consciousness is what blinks… the reaction times of those two things says exactly way it seemed why he was playing/reacting almost faster than the game was unfolding… it looked like he was 1 play ahead of people.

@MrMagnaniman

Жыл бұрын

@@IraProctor I don't know that he practiced more than anyone else... Kobe, for instance, didn't sleep at the gym because he would train and work out INSTEAD of sleeping. Point taken, though... Bird worked hard to be that good.

@robertjones1730

Жыл бұрын

More recently in the movie Top gun Maverick, Tom Cruise used the line "don't think, do" Train your instincts because instincts are faster than thoughts

Loved Larry wrapping things up from his perspective, with Kevin McKale no less, at the end of the video. Nicely done, Nick!

Not a basketball fan myself but I found this video highly entertaining, thank you for putting it together

Like Nolan Richardson said “ dam that brother can play 😂

Man I haven't missed my childhood so much as this video just made me feel. The golden age of thee NBA. I was a kid in 70s & 80s. To sit back & actually remember when this happened is pretty satisfying in itself. I'm from Detroit so didn't care to much what Kevin did to us the week before. But it was covered up quickly by BIRDS 60. Dam good quality of a video. This the type of ish ESPN be doing with their 30 for 30.

that man earned his name and the respect of fans

@cindyknudson2715

Жыл бұрын

😁 ☘️ Larry Legend

“You’re going to let a white boy guard me?!” ~ Larry”Tyrone” Bird😅😂😂😂😂

@rustyshacklefordrefined5756

Жыл бұрын

Funny part is Tyrone was originally an Irish name 😂

Larry bird is one the greatest of all time 💯

I remember that game , watching with my Dad . Thanks for the memory

Nothing better than listening to guys recalling their experience……..better than anything. These are good men. ❤❤❤❤

Loved how you expanded upon this from what other uploaders have posted.