It's definitely going to get old. Fast. AD I think is 90% to leave New Orleans mostly because he is probably convinced already he can't win a title there and he wants to expand his brand in a major market. He is a little more wired like Kobe and Kyrie versus LeBron or Durant, and I think he's tailor made for certain major markets. I think it's only LA, NY, or Boston with Chicago an extreme deep sleeper possibility since he is from there. AD controls where he goes -- if he insists LA or bust, New Orleans will offer the max this summer and AD will turn it down. Then New Orleans will likely have to demand at minimum Lonzo, Kuzma, and Ingram+ and try and do a sign and trade. Boston can offer a good package if they are willing to include Tatum but they won't unless they know AD will sign there long-term, so again it's all up to AD anyway. I think in some ways AD doesn't need LeBron there as much as the prior history of Lakers big men and being the future face of that franchise post-LeBron as big motivators. AD has a summer home already in LA, but that in itself isn't conclusive either. Rich Paul of course is a factor in that AD chose him over any other agent on the planet for his specific reasons, but those reasons don't necessarily mean LA. AD controls his future, not Rich Paul or anyone else, and it will go down in the end how AD wants. I personally think he is going to LA long-term but it might not be next year.