JR Smith hasn’t even played his first game as a member of the Los Angeles Lakers,  but he already seems to be enjoying his time at the “bubble” in Orlando.

While Twitter has been recently filled with posts of NBA players complaining about the quality of food served in their hotels at Disney World, Smith decided to poke some fun of it all by mockingly reading off the “menu”.

Check out the hilarious video below:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CCcxQYmp9Sp/

https://www.instagram.com/p/CCcydEAhyg_/?igshid=10dykbg55q2t1

Based on the photos, the hotel seems to be serving decent and healthy meal options, despite it being held in plastic containers. Some Twitter users even likened it to “fancy airline food”. Others questioned if the small portions would be enough for professional athletes with big appetites.

The league, meanwhile, clarified that players will soon be given access to various restaurants on campus and delivery options to choose from once they are cleared from quarantine. Players can also request for additional food after clearing it with their nutritionists.

The regular season is set to continue in less than three weeks and players must soon get used to the league’s current meal policy inside the bubble.

While it’s not the ideal scenario for all, expect JR Smith to make the most of it with more hilarious clips in the coming days. Never change, JR. Never change.

Follow ClutchPoints on Twitter & Instagram, and like us on Facebook. We can also be found on Flipboard where you can subscribe and follow us.

All of our NBA content can be found on the NBA section of the ClutchPoints home page here. For all of our college basketball content, click here.

Follow NBA games live by downloading the ClutchPoints App and heading to the scores tab under the NBA section.

You can listen and subscribe to the Battle for LA podcast on Apple PodcastsSpotify, and Soundcloud. You can also find new episodes of Battle for LA, the ClutchPoints NBA Podcast, and Establish the Pass under the Podcast tab on the ClutchPoints home page.