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Lord Jamar shares his thoughts on the possibility of a black owner buying the L.A. Clippers, and he believes there's more to it than just someone having a lot of money. He explains that the board has to approve the owner, no matter how much money they have, and likens the group to a fraternity.
The conversation then turns to wealthy athletes, as Vlad shares a story of a retired NBA friend who says no one in the locker room talks about business. Lord Jamar chalks it up to athletes being conditioned to care about material things, not starting businesses.
