Matthew LaCroix

Okay, so here we are.

I'm early November.

I'm in a snowy cabin on the lake.

By the way, we've already had 100 inches of snow this season.

That's the kind of place that I live in.

It's a pretty cool place.

I'm jealous.

So this is where the story gets kind of interesting and almost you want to scratch your head at it.

Eight years ago, I bought a photograph at a yard sale or like a little some kind of a place that it didn't belong for like two, three bucks, four bucks, right?

Five bucks, whatever it was.

I don't even remember.

It's nothing really significant.

You can pull up that picture, Ryan, if you want.

It's nothing really significant.

It's.

It's a plastic frame.

It shows what looks like a generic image of the Sphinx and Khafre's pyramid, right?

The second pyramid.

No, it's a single photograph that was taken.

And by the way, I want to, I guess, call out to whoever that person that took that photograph is, please give yourself a pat on the back because without realizing, you changed history.