Rick Glassman

Same, please.

It seems like when you are talking about calling out the game versus doing it within the game, as if those are two separate worlds.

I don't want to have to go over here.

That's not what we're doing.

I don't see us talking about which way we hit the thing is going over here.

If you've never played pickleball before-

and you've played tennis, we could just do it.

And then, you know, you step in the kitchen or whatever.

I don't know the rules well enough.

And I can be like, oh, you stepped in the kitchen.

And then you'd be like, oh, you know, so you're out or whatever the thing is.

And then eventually, you know, you'll figure it out.

Or you could be like, hold on a second.

So let me really quickly explain to you.

This is what we're doing.

You might have questions.

Maybe you don't.

socially the rules are unwritten uh in pickleball the rules are very explicit where are the the pickleball rules written there's got to be a document have you ever played pickleball yes have you read the document no they're unwritten then that's true but they're written somewhere they're not yes yes somewhere they're written i'm not but who who's reading them

I know.

This unwritten rules, I have a document of a lot of things I would want to do.