Cody Vanderholm

And so that's... Gotcha. So real quick, just throwing a plug there, what... You have a website for your speaking engagements?

And so that's... Gotcha. So real quick, just throwing a plug there, what... You have a website for your speaking engagements?

We'll try to get you some speaking engagements.

We'll try to get you some speaking engagements.

We'll try to get you some speaking engagements.

Tanner, you are such an inspirational guy when we do podcasts like this. I can see your mind just freaking blowing up over there. You've got to relate this somehow.

Tanner, you are such an inspirational guy when we do podcasts like this. I can see your mind just freaking blowing up over there. You've got to relate this somehow.

Tanner, you are such an inspirational guy when we do podcasts like this. I can see your mind just freaking blowing up over there. You've got to relate this somehow.

I got two questions. You said cowboying. Do you have a special stirrup? No. Just regular stirrup on your saddle? Awesome.

I got two questions. You said cowboying. Do you have a special stirrup? No. Just regular stirrup on your saddle? Awesome.

I got two questions. You said cowboying. Do you have a special stirrup? No. Just regular stirrup on your saddle? Awesome.

Do you wear cowboy boots on your prosthetic? Awesome. Second question. Corey, do you think, I heard a guy say yesterday that we as, in Iowa anyways, farmers had drought the last couple of years and everybody got into harvest, get their combine in the field, they were kind of like down, you know, it's droughty, we need rain, we need rain, and Man, there's a 10-day stretch of like 90-degree weather.

Do you wear cowboy boots on your prosthetic? Awesome. Second question. Corey, do you think, I heard a guy say yesterday that we as, in Iowa anyways, farmers had drought the last couple of years and everybody got into harvest, get their combine in the field, they were kind of like down, you know, it's droughty, we need rain, we need rain, and Man, there's a 10-day stretch of like 90-degree weather.

Do you wear cowboy boots on your prosthetic? Awesome. Second question. Corey, do you think, I heard a guy say yesterday that we as, in Iowa anyways, farmers had drought the last couple of years and everybody got into harvest, get their combine in the field, they were kind of like down, you know, it's droughty, we need rain, we need rain, and Man, there's a 10-day stretch of like 90-degree weather.

I remember you saying that on the podcast. And then all of a sudden, everybody got out in the field and it was like, oh, okay, this is better than we thought. And all right, we're happy with this. Now, this year, we've had the rain. Does everybody have false hopes that this is going to be better than what it was in drought? Because in drought, we were all like, oh, hey, we got 250 bushel.

I remember you saying that on the podcast. And then all of a sudden, everybody got out in the field and it was like, oh, okay, this is better than we thought. And all right, we're happy with this. Now, this year, we've had the rain. Does everybody have false hopes that this is going to be better than what it was in drought? Because in drought, we were all like, oh, hey, we got 250 bushel.

I remember you saying that on the podcast. And then all of a sudden, everybody got out in the field and it was like, oh, okay, this is better than we thought. And all right, we're happy with this. Now, this year, we've had the rain. Does everybody have false hopes that this is going to be better than what it was in drought? Because in drought, we were all like, oh, hey, we got 250 bushel.

That was better than I thought. Now, this year, we had rain. Are they going to go out and it'll be like 240 bushel? And they're going to be like, ugh.

That was better than I thought. Now, this year, we had rain. Are they going to go out and it'll be like 240 bushel? And they're going to be like, ugh.

That was better than I thought. Now, this year, we had rain. Are they going to go out and it'll be like 240 bushel? And they're going to be like, ugh.