Barrett Jackman

You get the local tough guys that are fighting all the time.

You get the hockey players, junior hockey players that are coming in.

So it was a great place to grow up and, you know, unbelievable place to play hockey.

It's like you're on a different planet.

It's almost like you're in New Zealand or something.

It's so green, mountainous, right?

Yeah, it's basically... You can get an airdrop right in the middle of the mountains in BC, and you see some iconic pictures of...

And, you know, Niedermeyer at the top of a mountain with a Stanley Cup, you know, a few miles down the road.

But, yeah, it's basically that same type of, you know, landscape.

You'd figure you guys from, you know, such beautiful places would be a little more calm.

And then you go to the dub and it's just straight guerrilla warfare.

And, like, were you playing in the dub when there was no, like, teams were warming up at different times because of the fighting going on and all that shenanigans?

Yeah.

Yeah, no, I was there.

It was kind of after, you know, the fact that, you know, Tony Twist is stealing the other team's net and warm-up.

But, yeah, we had separate warm-ups.

I remember one of our playoff games, Regina and Moose John, we won our overtime, and a guy jumped up on the glass.

He threw a beard at our goalie.

And Todd Fedorek, Kyle Frederick, all the guys just started jumping on the glass.

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