Mike Eruzione

Did you really do that?

Did you really say that, that all these things happened?

So it's kind of strange in that regard.

Now, this is different because this is us telling the story.

There's no actors.

There's nobody playing anybody.

This is us reliving.

and talking about, but going back, sitting on the bench in the same spots that we sat during the Soviet game.

And here we are, you know, 40-something years later, sitting on that bench and talking about what we did 45 years ago.

Yeah, the interesting thing, guys, is we didn't know –

We had no idea the country was watching, the world was watching.

We were, as you know, like you said, Boomi, we were up in Lake Placid in a small little town.

I call it Pleasant Hill.

And you're in this small little building.

There were three TV stations.

There was no Twitter, Facebook, Instagram.

We won.

We knew people in Lake Placid were excited.

We knew family and friends at home were excited, but we didn't have a clue.

that the world was watching the way they were until after the Olympic Games when we went to the White House and it was like, oh, my God, you people watched.