Oklahoma City Thunder guard Russell Westbrook paid no mind to the Golden State Warriors‘ season-opening loss to the San Antonio Spurs.

When asked by reporters prior to morning practice if he had watched the game the night before, Westbrook nonchalantly said “nah,” implying he had better things to do. Take a look.

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The 6-foot-3 point guard has better things to worry about, such as his team's season-opener against the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday.

Though something tells us it won't take long for him to hear this little nugget from Manu Ginobili.

Great soap by the way, Russ.