Grant Harvey

And I did, uh, I was first coach.

I was a player assistant for Roy Summer in, in the East coast league to start.

And then, uh,

And then in the West Coast League, same thing.

And then I head coached and went on.

But it was something, yeah, I just want to be a part of hockey.

If I'm in hockey, then I don't consider I'm going to work.

Yeah, sure.

There's a difference in how, you know, every generation is a little bit different.

So, yeah, you have to adjust your communication for sure.

But I think it's good.

I think it's it makes us learn.

It makes you don't get stale.

But at the same time, you know, you're successful because of your stripes.

So as long as you don't you lose your stripes, I think you adjust to how you communicate and you want it.

You know, sometimes it's different how you get through to every player is different.

So you're always trying to evolve and try and find ways to be more effective.

And it's the same thing as you do with individual players is the same thing with, I guess, generations.

So, yeah, we're learning.

We're always learning.