Dominic Leone

it's not ugly.

There's no, there's no retirement tour.

Nobody's going to be, you know, celebrating, uh, you know, team to team, you know, giving me gifts and things like Mariano and Albert Pulos and the legends of the game.

Right.

But, um, it was my way of saying, you know, I gave everything.

I gave literally everything I physically and mentally could, could, you know, give to the game and, um,

you know, now it's, now it's time for, for chapter two.

Yeah, so let's step back to the injury, and I'm seeing doctors, and they give me the diagnosis.

And again, I had made up my mind at that point already where I was like, I'm done.

So I asked the doc two questions.

I said, hey, I go, if I don't get the surgery,

um can i play with my kids like is it gonna affect my life at home like am i gonna struggle you know picking them up and throwing them around in the air and having fun and he says no he goes you should be fine he goes you know it's all subjective to you you know what pain is and what um you know discomfort you have but no you should be fine i said okay

I said, whew, all right, good.

Now the more important question is, can I still golf?

And he looked at me and he said, no, he said, you'll be fine.

It shouldn't affect you at all with that.

And so I said, thanks, doctor.

And I walked out.

I said, I'm not getting surgery.

So that's the funny answer.