now, it should be pointed out, i talked to andrew baggarly last night and he said this was not like a big soap box issue for buster. in fact, buster didn't bring it up at all in the conference call that they had with the rest of the media. but andrew took the step to text him beyond that and say, hey, i want to get more thoughts on the whole situation here. and that's the conversation that took place. here's the thing. if you're recruiting me or i'm recruiting you for however many hours it's going to be, and we tour the ballpark and we do all the things, is there going to be a conversation about what's going on in the city? of course. but it's probably ten minutes out of four hours. it's not the driving force keeping people away. these are players signing hundreds of millions of dollars. you know, these deals are gargantuan. they don't have the same problems you and i have. they're going to have gated communities. they're going to have private schools. they could do i mean, steph curry seems to be doing just fine here, you know. and he's got a whole family. and you know , although he

. >> this came from an article in the athletic written by andrew baggarly, and i talked with him tonight about posey's comments. >> he spoke really from the heart that, you know, there are perceptions out there that may outstrip reality for what's going on in the city and for what? uh, um, you know, the vibrancy of the city and he really wanted to try to correct that as best he could, uh, correct those perceptions and help people understand. look, this is an amazing place to play. this is an amazing fan base to play in front of. and the opportunity for someone to come here and make a difference. uh, you really feel that? >> i think it's a bit of a reach to suggest car breaking videos are causing players to say no to the giants. is it part of the overall conversation? sure. but these are multi-millionaires. they're going to live in gated communities, etc. it comes down to one money, two more money, three even more money. four can i win a world series and five money? uh, and to me, the rest of this is just chatter. >> all right, well, shohei won't play in the bay area. draymond can't play

. >> this came from an article in the athletic written by andrew baggarly, and i talked with him tonight posey's comments. >> he spoke really from the heart that, you know, there are perceptions out there that may outstrip reality for what's going on in the city and for what? uh, um, you know, the vibrancy of the city and he really wanted to try to correct that as best he could, uh, correct those perceptions and help people understand. look, this is an amazing place to play. this is an amazing fan base to play in front of. and the opportunity for someone to come here and make a difference. uh, you really feel that? >> i think it's a bit of a reach to suggest car breaking videos are causing players to say no to the giants. is it part of the overall conversation? sure. but these are multi-millionaires. they're going to live in gated communities, etc. it comes down to one money, two more money, three even more money. four can i win a world series and five money? uh, and to me, the rest of this is just chatter. >> all right, well, shohei won't play in the bay area. draymond can't play in the