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And even just as we're talking to Randy, they're just kind of thinking of like, you know, for people of our age.

Well, again, we're in our 40s.

Yeah.

If you're in around that age.

Like, again, I think through my broadcast junior journey here is like I'd go to small towns.

And you don't know a lot of people.

And so what do you do?

You just, okay, I'll watch the Canucks game because I'm alone in this town where I don't know anyone.

So I'll just, I'll watch the game.

It's like, yeah, like that's how you develop the relationship with the broadcast, even though you're not part of the broadcast, but it's like, hey, this is familiar.

This is home right now.

And like, I just think of those moments too.

Yeah, this one, 650-650.

I remember when I was young and playing street hockey, everybody wanted to be Brodeur.

I was always fine with it because I wanted to be John Garrett.

I had the mask painted just like his.

That one's I love you, John.

This one is I remember going to game two against the Sharks in 2011.

I must have been like 17 or 18.

This was from Raymond, and he was in a rush to get into the building to work, and he still spent 20 minutes talking to me about the Canucks.