Joe House

And that, that, that narcotic effect is the thing that lets him go practice, but he shouldn't be driving a car, but he was driving a car and that's what, what happened.

I wondered if, you know, maybe, maybe the opioids haven't been part of the picture up until this point.

that's the unique element of, of golf.

I mean, you're, you just mentioned two entertainers and entertainers can have careers into their early seventies, mid seventies, 80 holds Mick Jagger now, uh, you know, 85.

Yeah.

And there's still whatever tours they're doing.

Um,

Golfer can compete.

I mean, Tiger won in 2019, won the Masters in 2019.

You know, Jack won a Masters when he was 46.

Phil Mickelson won the PGA Championship over the age of 50.

Tiger just turned 50.

So if you have the physical wherewithal,

then you can do it.

And there is the incentive to try and keep it going.

And nobody's more incentive than Tiger.

He is, you know, the entire sport, modern golf, you know, owes everything to Tiger, the arrival of Tiger in 1997.

Are you meaning this in terms of him physically or do you mean in terms of him as a potential role model?

I'm saying every piece of it.

Because he really never got sideways in terms of life, right?