Brian Graham

That's right.

It's part of the social contract.

And they were always very pleasant, at least when I was running by them, right?

And it probably happened, if I ran five days a week, I probably saw them three days a week.

I saw them a lot.

And then lo and behold, I move here and then I have this Starbucks up in the corner.

And so I started going to that Starbucks.

And about a month and a half after I started going to that Starbucks, I see them sitting in the corner.

Okay.

And so the first time I see him, I said, hey, hey, good morning.

And they say, hey, I'm not sure they know exactly who I am, you know, because we're not running and, you know, it's a different setting.

Right, right.

But then the second time I see him, she says, you're the guy down at the park running.

And as I was like stirring my coffee, they were sitting near it.

I said, yeah, I am.

And then we introduced.

And so then therefore, now the last 10 years, we see each other occasionally at Starbucks.

So she is.

So her son is a technician at the Great Wolf Lodge.

Now, she showed me pictures that he had sent her of all of the equipment down below a Great Wolf Lodge.