Tim Walz

I did. Small town. And you played golf there? Played golf. And like everybody played golf. Farmers, everybody. And it wasn't country club golf. It was sand green golf. And what it is, the greens are made out of sand and they're oiled with vegetable oil. Well, in the old days, they were oiled with oil, which was not. I think that's what they do in the Middle East. In Australia.

You rake the green with a path, and then you putt, and then you rake it again to put ridges in it. And they're little postage stamp-sized greens, but it's a whole different game. I hear you guys talk a lot about golf. You've got to get on a sand green golf course.

You rake the green with a path, and then you putt, and then you rake it again to put ridges in it. And they're little postage stamp-sized greens, but it's a whole different game. I hear you guys talk a lot about golf. You've got to get on a sand green golf course.

You rake the green with a path, and then you putt, and then you rake it again to put ridges in it. And they're little postage stamp-sized greens, but it's a whole different game. I hear you guys talk a lot about golf. You've got to get on a sand green golf course.

We got to win. We're going to find you. All right. Thanks, fellas. Awesome.

We got to win. We're going to find you. All right. Thanks, fellas. Awesome.

We got to win. We're going to find you. All right. Thanks, fellas. Awesome.

Right?

Right?

Right?

I mean, truly. So simple.

I mean, truly. So simple.

I mean, truly. So simple.