we don't want our kids using that word an we don't want anyone calling our kids that name or our friends. in our clubhouse, it's just not acceptable in that type of environment. >> historical context is such an important part of this. greg, you know i love you, man, greg anthony, i'm a big fan. you know we talked about this before. you talk about the fact that this is happening in a locker room. the fact is, a locker room is a workplace. these are professional athletes. they are paid to do this job. shouldn't the standard be held higher? >> well, you could have that conversation but, again, i go back to context and the environment. to me, it's the environment. there are circumstances -- listen, there's even a difference -- listen, i have a tremendous amount of respect for latroy. there's a difference in the locker room you're in. >> true. >> in baseball, the locker rooms aren't predominantly african-american. so -- >> that's true. >> that's my point about context. i would find it less acceptable