On Monday, the Memphis Grizzlies‘ new small forward Chandler Parsons held an interactive Q&A with his fans on Twitter.

The session lasted for almost an hour where he was able to answer more than 30 questions that varied from his favorite shoe to how it's been for him so far in Memphis.

Let's kick things off with the most savage question and an equally vicious answer.

Now off to the other good ones.

https://twitter.com/KeepinUpWitRai_/status/767803940448505856

The 27-year-old also answered more serious questions about the teams he has played for in the past.

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But on one of the last questions, it might cause quite a stir as he admitted he would want to play for another Florida team in the future.

https://twitter.com/KFVNTOM/status/767804403948654592

If he plans to play for one of them at any point in his NBA career, or not, is certainly up to Parsons. But after signing a max deal recently, chances are, he'll be with the Grizzlies for at least a couple of years.