Darren McCarty

Oh, don't, don't get me wrong.

I tip my cap to the way that he's handling it and he wants to go and play.

And maybe it has something to do with kids in college.

Now we're getting paid more.

He doesn't have to chase the NHL money.

Like, I mean, obviously it's not NHL money in college, but I definitely tip my cap to him wanting in wanting to prove himself and go down there and get on the good gracious of the fans and the organization.

I was just thinking more of like, Jesus Christ, if I'm a player, I'd be like, wow, look at all these other guys who were just getting games just to fucking get games.

A person is a thief of joy.

The comparison is the thief of joy.

I stole that call from Jeff, but what's up, Charlie?

I'm smart today.

Welcome aboard.

Thank you, boys.

It was unbelievable.

Still can't believe it, really.

What an experience, man.

Yeah, so this all came back up again, obviously, because it was like a similar situation.

And...

back like what i was thinking because i was trying to remember what was the same what was different and i think now the thing that's so different just to kind of set the stage is like the leverage that i feel like some of these guys have or like what they kind of maybe they think they have but like i mean some of these like i guess the cutter goatee situation is one thing right like maybe where you didn't get what you wanted so then you know you went somewhere else and i don't know enough about that to to say who was right or wrong or anything but um

you see a lot more guys leaving and just getting games right away now.