Fedor Gorst

But when I was doing it, it was about seven, eight inches of ice.

Yeah, most of the times that's what guys do.

They put some kind of a tent around them, and then they get like a drill.

They go right into the ground, right through the ice rather, and then you have like a little net where you scoop out new ice that forms, and you just drop your line right down there in the hole.

It's exciting.

It's exciting when you catch one.

The problem when you can play really good pool is really good pool is about as fun as anything.

Like really good, which is, I've always said that pool is like an art form that only the people that practice it can appreciate.

When you watch someone who plays really good, you're like, wow, that's beautiful.

Like that's beautiful.

But to an average person, like, oh, he just made a bunch of easy shots.

Exactly, exactly.

Yeah.

At least if you're explaining jujitsu to someone, at least people kind of get it.

Oh, he's going to break his arm.

Like, oh, he's choking him.

Oh, he's got his neck.

But when you watch someone play pool and you don't understand how difficult that three rail position was to get perfect on the four ball, you're like,

Oh, my God, that was amazing.

They don't get it.