"demetrius morant" Discussed on The Right Time with Bomani Jones
"Let's stay on the heading of joyous topics around the South. What did you think about your man, Demetrius Morant, making the cryptic Instagram post? Yeah, everybody knows that social media is public and you are trying to it's a lot like when coaches talk to the media. Yeah, you're you're sending a message to people like you don't put something out there. I know some people maybe I guess I can't speak for everybody. Maybe I'm a little too old to understand, but it does not feel like to me social media is a place that you're going where you want to deal with something privately and like where Kyrie Irvin is is doing Instagram live saying stop talking about me. Like come on that is you want to be talked about right fast. That dude. Yeah, we the reasons people asking where you go sign in free agency. Nobody would ever ask you that on their own. No, no, no, no, no. Nobody that knows you would be wondering how things are going at your job and where you talk about going to work next. No, we did that to you. That's to me. That's like if somebody get on Instagram and start crying about they broke up with a significant other, you are on here for attention, which is fine. But let's understand that. And in a less like judgmental way, I think the same could be said for John Moran. Like he it's a it's a it's a cry a cry for something like he's not dumb. He knows what that post is going to elicit in people. And I hope that all I can do is hope that he gets the support that he needs and figure out what's going on. But I can be assured that he's in a bad place emotionally considering what's happening around him right now. But that's what it seems like to me more anything. What did you say? I thought that anyone who thinks that what he posted was benign is naive. Yeah, that was terrifying. That was incredibly worrisome. That was not a small deal.
