Shelly

So I sat all the way in the back, and on the other side, I saw this, I'm not going to say who it was, you know, and he was sitting there.

And in seeing...

strong man suffered like that in silence without tears or anything?

Owen, do you see that Owen too?

That was really God to me when I saw that and that's when I understood that it was nothing ordinary.

It was historic.

Yeah.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

Oh, I had a question for Quinn because, Quinn, you showed me the man cave.

You gave me that tour of the man cave, which I appreciate.

You saw me mopey on the corner there.

You came over and you said, okay.

And you sat down and said, I want to show you something.

And you took me over there.

And that was the most meaningful thing that happened to me that day.

The way you took me there and you showed me

that the Dilbert cartoon that he drew on the wall where there was a hole and it was punched through.

So you showed me that and I asked Shelly, I didn't take a photo, I froze right there.

Then I asked Shelly, Shelly, can you please take the photo?