Brian Maucere

And you've got a bunch of guys and girls sitting around and army and stuff like that.

And the people we used to know, they're all having very passionate conversation about curling.

And so my my my antidote to this story is like when you only get what the armed force network is going to show you.

And this is 2010 because we weren't all streaming on our phones right on the base.

You know, Wi-Fi was a little hit or miss that you will get into whatever sport they're willing to show you.

curling was the sport and we all became fanatical about what was going on at curling it went from I don't know what curling is to I have strong opinions about the Canadian team three days later on this base and it's like my biggest memory of being over there is having these serious but silly conversations about you know curling and not to take anything away from the sport I'm actually a fan now but it was from my time actually of all things over in Iraq

talking to people who had nothing other to look at on TV except Armed Forces Networks pushing the hell out of curling and making sure we all watched it every single day.

So anyway, there's my quick story about

Who said it wasn't?

I was like, where did that come from?

But thank you.

I get it.

I'll be right there with you.

Uh, so anyway, we'll, we'll end on that.

Uh, I hope you all have a good, uh, rest of your week.

Like I said, I will not be on the show tomorrow.

Um, I have some AI training due for a client, but Beth, Andy, I know you guys will be here.

Maybe, uh, um, Carl will be able to pop in as well.

So I will see everybody next week, but, uh, come back tomorrow.

Uh, don't forget.