Gabe Polsky

No, no, no, no, no.

But I'm saying, I'm just saying, you know, I, I didn't, sometimes it's a good thing, you know, that your parents aren't there every single time.

yeah then like you know i i would ride the bench for most there's nothing worse than your parents showing up and you're on the whole game and you're like i'm sorry i brought you guys here i know i agree i that happened in college a couple of times you know when i played you played college yeah i played college hockey what at yale yeah damn dude what the what position so i was a forward what yeah what the hell i didn't know you're a hockey player yeah

How'd you keep all your teeth?

Yeah, we wore masks in college, you know?

Yeah, okay, fair enough.

When you play it professionally, then the masks come off, but... Why?

I don't know.

I don't know why they kept that rule.

Maybe they wanted people's faces to stay intact until you play pro.

For advertising, they need to see the faces.

True, for the game, yeah.

Yeah, because if you're wearing a mask, you can't relate to the players.

It was tough.

Yeah, it was, you know, like anything, just such a huge commitment.

But to find ice time, oftentimes, like when you're a little kid, you have to wake up at five in the morning before school and stuff like that.

I think a couple of times a week.

It was just a huge commitment your whole life.

You want to be a great player.

You want to play the highest level.