The hotline set up by the NBA does not stop talking. While some players have obviously already used it, others do not really understand the principle. This is the case of Lou Williams, which had a clear message for all of the Orlando scales.
As the saying goes in the American “ghettos”: “snitches get stitches” (scales end with scars, editor’s note)… Basically, denounce someone to the police, whether it is a close friend or an enemy, is very badly perceived, to the point of endangering the physical integrity of people with a tight tongue.
This is the reason why no one believed in the effectiveness of the hotline set up by the NBA, so that the members of the Orlando bubble could report to the league all the dangerous behavior and not respecting the measures. security against coronavirus.
However, the line is obviously well occupied, since the first reports show several denunciations in order. And because all of this is done anonymously, no one can know who is swinging whom. A situation that Lou Williams does not really appreciate, as he made it clear on Twitter.
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– Lou Williams (@ TeamLou23) July 14, 2020
The rat is the nickname given to the “informers” of the police across the Atlantic. You will therefore understand that Lou Williams does not have a high regard for the players using the famous hotline. On the other hand, Kendrick Perkins has absolutely nothing to do with it, and even advocates denunciations.
Got Damn right…stupid MFs need to follow the damn rules!!! Keep snitching got Damn it. https://t.co/Czae3YnuE0
— Kendrick Perkins (@KendrickPerkins) July 14, 2020
They are right ! Assholes must follow the rules! Keep rockin ” em!
The hotline risks getting people talking for a long time in the bubble. But honestly, if denouncing can avoid a new suspension of the season … let the scales have a great time!
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