In this informal travel‑vlog episode, EuroLeague player Elijah Bryant, joined by his companion John, wraps up Season 1 of his EuroLeague travel series. He thanks EuroLeague, Maccabi Tel Aviv, and everyone involved for the opportunity to play overseas during a challenging time. Bryant acknowledges that the season did not go as planned, but frames the experience as a learning opportunity, delivering a growth‑mindset message about turning losses into lessons. The vlog also includes a brief product plug for Dior’s new refillable cologne bottles, a somber note about a day of remembrance for Holocaust victims, and behind‑the‑scenes banter about logistics, filming, and travel. He signs off with gratitude, optimism for future seasons, and a promise to continue sharing his overseas basketball journey.
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Our season goes— it didn't go as we planned. John, how would I get this building when we're behind the other building?
I walked out, you saw it.
Here he goes again, Elijah Bryant, dazzling, dribbling. All right, so as you guys know, we usually get like Dior stuff because the team's sponsored by Dior, but I actually thought this is like really, really cool and a great idea. So with like these cologne things, obviously you run out and these are such like nice bottles with magnetic tops and whatnot. They have a refillable bottle now, so when you run out, you can just refill the bottle. Great idea.
Thank you.
Now refillable. I love you. See you soon. Well, welcome back to the last for this season on EuroLeague season, or EuroLeague travel vlog. This is the last one, unfortunately. So today we're headed to Zenith, and I kind of just want to do my thoughts on this season and life overseas, pretty much. So let's get to it. Oh, and I forgot to mention something, something that makes me really sad when I think about it. Today's the day of like remembrance of like what happened to the Jews. Yeah, it's very, very sad. So they did like a a horn, and everyone was standing outside, kind of like a moment of silence. And yeah, that's all I have to say about that. It's disgusting. Disgusting act. It's the last supper.
Last trip.
The last supper, baby.
Anyone have pens?
What's that food talking about though? All right, so we finally made it to the room. Shower.
Look, you want to go out there? That is cold, guys.
I totally forgot to talk to you guys last night. I was tired. It was a long flight, but we're about to go to shoot right now and we'll talk when I get back. How would I get that— this, this building when we were behind the other building? John, John, how would I get this building when we were behind the other building? Are you managing my content right now? Are you micromanaging me, John? John, are you micromanaging me? I'm not micromanaging you. I was trying— oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Oh, right.
Yeah, that's This is the Ganji.
John, don't ever dig in my butt like that again.
Well, a summary on the EuroLeague season as this travel vlog season 1 comes to an end. Maybe we'll do it next year, or depending where I am. As I think about the season, I just feel extremely grateful for the opportunity to still play this season during this crazy time. So I want to say thank you to EuroLeague, Maccabi, everyone who played a, played a role in making this happen. Now, as far as our season goes, it didn't go as we planned, right? But We didn't lose, we learned. And I feel like we can kind of put our heads down and do all that stuff and be like, oh, this season sucked, whatever. But you can always learn something through, um, your losses or your failures or stuff like that. And as long as you don't give up, you really don't lose. So that's my message for you guys. I know this video is kind of all over the place, but for anyone watching, coach isn't playing you. If you're getting bad grades, whatever it is, try to learn from from it. Try to learn. Don't take it as a loss. Have that growth mindset. Hopefully I'll see you guys here next season on, um, travel vlog, EuroLeague, whatever, whatever this ends up being. I'll probably do some offseason stuff, but until then, thanks for watching, and, uh, it was fun. I really enjoyed doing this with you guys, so we'll see you soon.
