Tyler Kennedy

It's like, which one do we go?

And that's what made it so fun.

Like you went to like, think of, um, the basketball courts in Pittsburgh or like the public pools or whatever.

Like those were like the big games, you know, and you, and what made it fun was like, you'd have a 10 year old playing against a four year old and you'd learn and everyone go hard and everyone was respectful of each other, but you grew up.

playing outside.

And one thing that I always thought really helped me in my career with my dad, we used to have on, uh, outside of a football stadium.

There was, we had a football, a college football team in my hometown, Sioux, and they froze a 600 meter track or a 400 meter track.

And they made it a skating path.

And my dad and my grandfather would drop me off and they'd be like, Hey, let me know when you're done 30 laps.

And it would take me like 40 minutes of just skating as hard as I could.

But then I'd go on a rink and I'd never get tired.

Everyone would be like, why aren't you tired?

I'd be like, because you would have saw where my dad and my grandfather dropped me off.

This is like a cakewalk.

But that's why I was very good at skating.

I never got tired because...

I wish.

Yeah, I think there's an opportunity.

I think we're holding the cards, right?

This is a position that I don't think we've been in in a really long time where we got a really good team.