Michael Lewis

No, I don't want to be something.

We're going to lose followers.

I'm disgusting.

I have to then somehow look decent.

I still can't do it, but go ahead.

I'm sorry.

We had a few years.

Yeah, it's a podcast.

When you guys called me, and obviously I'm new to this, I'm small fish, big pond, but I couldn't have been more proud of you guys.

Just what you've put into this, what you've...

you know given us i was a fan before and yeah i think it's such an amazing opportunity for everyone involved and uh yeah it basically be like getting a call to play in the nhl if you weren't in if you were in some random league and you just said no like you this is an opportunity you got to take like netflix is such a huge player in the game and

I think it's amazing, and I think you guys deserve a lot of credit for what you've done and what you've given back to hockey, what you've given fans every single week.

So I think it's something you should be super proud of yourselves for and really be happy.

Yeah, and in terms of snapping the love around, I was thinking about this last night.

So all of us, our dreams came true of reaching the NHL, right?

And when you look back at the end of your career, there are many people that you owe thanks to and you see different speeches, whether it's a Hall of Famer or somebody who played five games in the NHL.

Their dream came true and there's people who helped them along the way.

But...

A lot of times, most of that ability to get to that level is within you, and it's what you did, and it's what you put in, and it's what you sacrificed, and it's all those things that while getting help, no doubt, you were the one that got it done.

This second career of ours is the opposite, where without you guys listening right now and watching, we really are nothing.