Chris, question number one goes to you.

Walmart is doing a series of parodies on popular TV series like Yellowstone Bridgerton, Real Housewives, Friday Night Lights and more for their Black Friday deals campaign.

Which one are you most excited to watch or which series do you wish they would have parodied and didn't?

Oh my God.

The one I.

The Bridgerton one looks classic.

Like, I can't wait to see what they do that one.

Walmart is now selling a tiny house online for $15,900.

The 19 by 20 foot expandable prefab prefab house is delivered by flatbed truck and requires a forklift for unloading.

According to the online listing, were you to purchase said prefab house, what name would you give it?

Alone time.

Nicely done.

Nicely done for me or somebody.

But I would definitely take that thing and put it in my backyard and it would be time for myself, me, myself and I, I literally, I literally.

Just thought of this.

Mine would be absolutely pretty fabulous.

Oh my God.

We went in two very different directions with.

I literally just came up with that.

I did not know that beforehand.

Question number three.

Game changer owned by Dick Sporting Goods launched Film Room, an app that helps tap AI to help coaches analyze game footage for youth basketball and volleyball games and shares those highlights with team members.

Chris, what would Film Room call out as one of a strapping young Chris Walton's greatest basketball highlights?

Well, I'm not sure that anyone in my history of my 47 year old life has ever called me strapping and.

But thank you for at least.

Yes, thinking that that's what I look like in high school.

But the answer for me is freshman year against North High basketball.

Came, got sent into the game just to shoot the technical free throws to ice the game.

That was my crowning high school basketball achievement.

So proud.

All right.

It would be just everyone on the team would get that footage.

Yeah, right.

And no one would watch it.

Just like my basketball career.