In an appearance on a podcast, Nikola Jokić revealed that he would go to a kafana, a traditional Serbian gathering spot that serves as both a restaurant and a pub, when he was just ten years old. At around the 28-minute mark of his interview on the X&O’s Chat podcast, on which he was interviewed in Serbian, Jokić spoke about his experience going to a kafana when he was still a child. “I went with my dad to a kafana when I was ten,” he said. “That might sound bad now… Well, I’m grateful for it. Because I’d love for people to behave in a kafana the way my dad behaves in a kafana.” At kafanas, it’s also typical for local folk music to be played, something that the Denver Nuggets star said he appreciated at a young age. “I learned the songs and how to behave and how to sing,” he continued. “And how to order, how to address the waiter. How to drink. How, if a glass breaks, what we do. … My dad never broke a glass. I’ve never seen him break a glass. I have, I think some moments I’m very emotional.…