Levin is still getting used to any amount of outside attention when outside of the arena. As stated previously, he's only been recognized in Great Falls a handful of times - he hasn't yet hung out in San Francisco, but he imagines he won't be overtaken by fans like players in more hardcore markets, like Toronto or Manhattan, would be... But the turnout is still bewildering to him at times. Coming from a small town in Central Europe, he's still impressed by the scale of those events, like his Draft Day, or even the team's Training Camp at the start of the season, where he was introduced to a roar of applause from the crowd, happily chanting his name - which is normal, according to his future teammates, since he was the 1st overall pick just a few months before. However, he's always been appreciative of his interactions with the fans, as he knows how much sports can be a welcome diversion from the ruggedness of life. He wouldn't hesitate to incorporate fan events and other promotional aspects once he makes the leap to the big leagues, as long as it's not going overboard... But fan appreciation nights, autograph booths, community engagement - those are all things Levin would be happy to do in San Francisco. Just... no more politics, please.

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