Ty Murphy

Yes.

There's a social aspect.

Absolutely.

And it's weird because I go to the gym three, four days a week.

You know, most golfers, you have to be pretty fit.

But I mean, it's weird.

You know, my friends were always like, what got you in this?

Like, you never used to smoke cigars when we knew you in high school and college and all this.

It's like, well, now I'm.

I'm on the golf course a lot and I'm working business deals and I'm being social.

It's like it's a good time to just sit down for an hour and have a cigar and talk.

It's the only time it'll put me in a chair, keep me off my phone, engage with the cigar and engage with the person I'm sitting with.

So, yeah, I mean, if you don't smoke cigars, we don't encourage you to smoke cigars.

No, don't start.

But if you enjoy spending time or need something to slow you down or you want to take in the intricacies of...

how a cigar comes to be.

Um, I mean, it's a, it's a fascinating little industry.

Yeah.

And it's, it's got a weird rap because it used to be, you'd always see like, it'd be like a mob boss that always have a cigar.

Now it's, yeah, it's kind of like Johnson.