Paul Bissonnette

I can't imagine for you, like, you're now, I think, at $1.4, $1.5 billion in contracts.

And, like, for a guy, the way you started out, like, when you hit that billion number, it's got to be, there had to be a moment of kind of reflection.

Like, I can't believe where this has brought me at this point.

So, I mean, I need to hear about your experiences with Sid.

Obviously, that's a big part of kind of why I'm doing what I'm doing, for sure.

And just the 8.7 number is so funny.

It's like such a great storyline with his career.

Because I imagine at times you're like, Sid, please.

Me.

I'm like, Sid, you must have been, Sid, please, please.

But he is that superstitious that it's just been funny.

That's always been the number.

I remember me too.

My brother ran out to the front yard.

He's like, Pittsburgh just won the lottery.

They're getting Crosby, and I'd already been picked.

I was like, what?

Everyone remembers that.

oh my it's great the numbers and what you've seen is just so wild but quickly back to Sid um was it what was he about 14 15 like I'm wondering about how you ended up getting him and and that's like the because that kid I mean you heard about him when he's 12 and all of a sudden the race to sign this kid it was on and it was on early I'm guessing so take me through you know meeting Troy's father and kind of meeting him as a kid and seeing how he was wired because it was different from the start

That's the thing that I'm curious about.