Peter Laviolette

He took my wallet, took my money.

No, it was... Listen, going into interviews, I've been on a lot of them.

I'm not talking right now.

I'm just talking in general.

I've been on a lot of interviews and just...

You know, I think when teams, when you go into interview, teams are looking for a path or a direction of what is that you think you can bring to a team.

And so they're all a little bit different in how they're handled.

But I think the main point is just to be true to yourself and who you are and what you believe in, because the last thing you want to do is sell a myth or sell something that you're not.

And then get in there and say, wait a minute, I thought we were going to be this or I thought we were going to be that.

I always just find, you know, with players or with an interview or whatever, I always find honesty and just directness is the best policy.

So that's how I've always handled things.

Um, probably, probably up to Ken.

I remember going to see Scott Lawton, you know, just popping into the game and watching him play.

And, um, you know, that was, that was probably the furthest I had been.

I hadn't, I hadn't gone to like over to Europe to watch somebody play.

I don't think, um,

Yeah, I think probably up to Canada.

Like Scott's probably the last one that I remember watching.

It's not always that you get the opportunity to go up and see players or talk to players that are part of your system.

And so there was an opportunity and we went.