Daniel Sedin or Henrik Sedin

Is that where it comes from?

I guess.

I'm just saying there's nothing woke about Archie.

No, I don't know.

I don't know how that's the wrong way to put it.

But I'm just saying that I don't get the sense that this is a lightweight when I hear him talk.

One of the reasons that I've always admired him is that you can tell that there's substance behind his words.

What he's saying is generally not fluffy.

There's a lot of thought into it.

And when he talks about our players will make a decision about what type of player and teammate they want to be like, he has a whole program in mind that he thinks is required.

Right.

They have to make a decision because it's the same thing that he was talking about with his Utica team that like they made the decision that they wanted to play late into the spring and win the championship.

They made that decision.

You have to you have to decide what you want to be.

Right?

That puts the onus on you, even though you have your own standard.

Like, this is my standard.

You have to decide if you want it or not.

That puts the onus on people to make that decision and contribute according to a basic code or a basic set of rules or a basic sort of workman-like context within a team environment.

There's a lot there.