AJ Fredrickson

I don't know.

In a field.

Go be free, children.

Grown upon.

Yeah, the movie was huge for me, I'll admit.

And that came at a time I was in, I was early high school, I think when it was released, probably sophomore year or whatever.

And that's when I was just starting to find a hockey fandom, period.

So for me, it was kind of like, oh, cool, this is a hockey movie too.

And I'm learning a little bit more.

And then for whatever reason, it just,

it clicked and i was like i'm obsessed um but before that even i had read a book called the boys of winter which i don't know if you guys have read it's so freaking good like it's it really gives you the nitty-gritty um and i found that book cool because i actually worked at a restaurant with buzz schneider's kid neil and i was like you know you're in this book like this all it's all about your dad and everything like it was it was pretty funny stuff there um

But so that was kind of my introduction.

And then, yeah, Miracle, though, it just sent me over.

I don't know what it was about the movie.

Like, I think there's obviously it just tugs at your heartstrings.

It's hard not.

I mean, I still get goosebumps every time they do that countdown.

And like, you know what's going to happen.

But I just I thought it was so fascinating.

And then, yeah, you sprinkle in documentaries like this or Red Army.