Brady McDonald

Well, until they had to, because they're like, this guy is not going to quit. But that started a good career. I had to make it $120,000.

That was when I was 17, 18.

That was when I was 17, 18.

That was when I was 17, 18.

Yeah, you know what? I think it was a necessity. I had to cut grass and shovel snow at 5 a.m. before school. This sounds like an old dad story, but legitimately to pay for my hockey gear. Yeah. Right. Because my parents were like, you know, money doesn't grow in trees. There was no extra money.

Yeah, you know what? I think it was a necessity. I had to cut grass and shovel snow at 5 a.m. before school. This sounds like an old dad story, but legitimately to pay for my hockey gear. Yeah. Right. Because my parents were like, you know, money doesn't grow in trees. There was no extra money.

Yeah, you know what? I think it was a necessity. I had to cut grass and shovel snow at 5 a.m. before school. This sounds like an old dad story, but legitimately to pay for my hockey gear. Yeah. Right. Because my parents were like, you know, money doesn't grow in trees. There was no extra money.

And then when the parents got divorced, there was really no extra money because nobody's paying for shit.

And then when the parents got divorced, there was really no extra money because nobody's paying for shit.

And then when the parents got divorced, there was really no extra money because nobody's paying for shit.

Right. So it was necessity. And you know, if you, if you want it, you got to go get it.

Right. So it was necessity. And you know, if you, if you want it, you got to go get it.

Right. So it was necessity. And you know, if you, if you want it, you got to go get it.

Yeah. I didn't know what the money to buy it from one of them. And then the money from my pocket for the other one, both of them thought they bought it because they weren't talking to each other.

Yeah. I didn't know what the money to buy it from one of them. And then the money from my pocket for the other one, both of them thought they bought it because they weren't talking to each other.

Yeah. I didn't know what the money to buy it from one of them. And then the money from my pocket for the other one, both of them thought they bought it because they weren't talking to each other.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, neither of them had a pot to piss. So that was probably part of the problem there, but yeah. So, I mean, it was a good thing. I mean, I think there's, I mean, that's where I got the hustle at 11.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, neither of them had a pot to piss. So that was probably part of the problem there, but yeah. So, I mean, it was a good thing. I mean, I think there's, I mean, that's where I got the hustle at 11.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, neither of them had a pot to piss. So that was probably part of the problem there, but yeah. So, I mean, it was a good thing. I mean, I think there's, I mean, that's where I got the hustle at 11.

And then eventually I, I was spraying pesticides in the summer. So in between first year and second year, I was spraying pesticides about four hours away from my hometown and, driving four hours every single night back to play junior B lacrosse practices and junior B, you know, tournaments and stuff.