Amar'e "Yehoshafat" Stoudemire On Being a "Rookie" at Judaism w/ Nissim Black | The Deal (Highlight)

uh but i thank god for allowing me to have like the open heart and the humbleness to be able to now you know put my ego aside and become somewhat of a rookie again in a different world and learn from just scratch of not being able to read hebrew or write to now reading and writing and so forth just learning from scratch uh and i think you know you guys you seem uh actually actually paved the way for a lot of us to be able to see like what the goals are and what we can accomplish if we just stay the course man that's very sweet of you i i would like to say i learned a lot from you and i and i will tell you i was tell i was talking to z about it i was talking to my wife about it the thing that impressed me the most was your your ability to say i don't know you know how many people come in here especially from our background and just feels like they they feel like they know everything you know what i mean and they'd be able to see you like learn and soak up everything as a sponge you know not for me i'm just saying watching you guys grow be whether that or somebody or whatever just watching you grow is like you know which really you took my question in a sense was almost like you being a rookie again and having to do all that again is like what that really does is it leaves for for you to have the ability to grow again it's almost like a start over again like you said in a different world but really that means that's going to give you that much more potential to grow so i just want to say to your to your to your to your i never your humility you inspired me [Music]