Larry Harris

So I've known him since he was 12 years old.

My father and his father are best friends.

So I don't know about that.

Well, it'd be tougher to fire you if you babysat for the GM.

Well, he's not the owner.

He's not the owner.

Um, and then Bob and I worked together, you know, as a GM, when I was a gym in Milwaukee and he was an agent, you know, with Dan Gad's reach.

I mean, so we've known, I've known those two guys.

I've known those two guys so long that it's probably not a good thing, but I, I, they're like family to me.

So.

Uh, well, growing up, um, there was, uh, what was it?

Baby, don't let your, let me say, don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys.

I think was the name of the song.

My dad would sing around the house.

don't let your babies grow up to be coaches.

That's what he would, he would sing it around the house, grow up to be coaches.

And so I learned early on that it's a very vagabond position.

Um, fortunately for us, even though he coached in those three, those were kind of the latter years for me, I was already out of, out of the house.

So we didn't move around a lot.

And he was an assistant in a bunch of spots.