Ryan Whitney

Sometimes, like here, it's kind of split between Edmonton and Vancouver.

So there's rivalries here.

I mean, there's people, they're driving around trucks.

And there's only really one looper out town.

And they got flags on their trucks, you know, showing off.

And a lot of the Oilers, because the Vancouver Cucks really can't.

you know boast too much on what they're doing but but no it's been it's wonderful it's it's great experiences too like for us we

you know, it's easy to give back because I know, you know, the game has been so good to all of us.

I mean, and look at you guys.

I mean, you got great careers, but you guys, you guys have what the biggest podcast, like biggest one I know anyway.

And honestly, we are so thrilled to be on with you guys and congratulations on the success too.

It's a reason, like I talk about Kelly Chase often.

It's like you guys have kind of passed the torch on to that generation where now like...

Growing up now, I just turned 40 years old.

Like I feel like I'm also indebted.

So it feels like it keeps getting passed down to that next generation.

And I think that's just what makes hockey so special.

I mean, Jens and Whit, you guys probably feel the exact same way.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.