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Now, let's talk about common courtesy.
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You know what courtesy is?
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Respect.
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That's all. Respect for other people.
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And that comes from
respect for yourself.
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You give respect so others will give
you respect. If they don't, it's on them.
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How many here play basketball?
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Hey, I'm bad, man.
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All right.
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Slam's my name.
That's my game.
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-Denise, show that sucker.
-Yeah, show the dunk.
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Earline the Pearline.
Now you see me, now you don't.
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Can't miss you, the way
your sneakers smell.
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Okay, okay, okay.
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Now, someone feeds you a pass,
you score, you say:
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"Hey, nice pass."
Now, that is a common courtesy.
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Common, no big deal.
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"Please" and "thank you"
are common courtesies.
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Common, no big deal.
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Nothing taken away from you.
But now let's discuss the psychology...
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-...of common courtesy.
-Psychology!
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The psychology of courtesy is...
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...to encourage someone to give
you that pass, set that pick...
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...so that you can take your best shot.
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-Getting people to help you get over.
-Courtesy is to give and go.
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-Give and get.
-I ain't playing with Denise.
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She's a ball hog.
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A job's like a ball team. You don't have
to like everybody you play with.
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But the only way you'll get
your piece of the action...
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...your championship ring, is....
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Is for everybody to get one.
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That's what winning is,
getting your piece of the action.
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Now, we're gonna go
downtown, into the field...
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...to practice common courtesy.
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-All right!
-Oh, yeah!