If his latest Twitter rant is any indication, Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James is just a regular guy. King James let out some steam regarding the traffic situation in LA, which makes you realize he isn't that different from any one of us.

Of course, he probably sent out that tweet while in his Lamborghini Aventador or Rolls-Royce Phantom, which form part of his immense car collection. Even still, nothing out of the ordinary.

LeBron James put the Lakers on his back against the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday night, to the tune of 28 points. His usual stat-stuffing skills were also on full display with nine rebounds and eight assists. He also uncorked a vicious throwdown on a beautiful backdoor cut and dish from Marc Gasol. Just your routine stuff from the Lakers star.

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His running mate Anthony Davis actually outpaced LeBron with 35 points of his own. But James seems to know exactly when to turn it up, orchestrating an incredible comeback that turned a 13-point halftime deficit into a 5-point Laker lead heading into the fourth quarter.

James tallied 13 points and dished out five assists in the third period alone, including a late flurry of seven straight points to end the frame. The last three came on a step-back three to beat the buzzer. You know, typical LeBron stuff.

At 36 years of age, LeBron James continues to make the incredible seem run-of-the-mill with his age-defying performances every night. Despite playing in his 18th NBA season, James hasn't missed a single game this season and continues to pile on the impressive numbers on the court. LeBron's success has become as predictable as the LA traffic he so despises.