Will Friedle

So she still rides.

And I mean, she was like, she was very, I think she was like four or five in the country when she was 12.

Susan also competed and won many competitions, I think, in dressage.

And then my brother-in-law and his wife just had the last Olympics.

They had a dressage horse that went to the last Olympics.

So it's like they're like a horse family.

No, dressage is like the horse ballet, you know, where they're all, the horses are dancing.

I could watch that.

I really could.

She would bring me to these competitions and my mother-in-law was the, God rest her, was the sweetest woman in the world and she loved me.

And she would sit next to me and go, watching these things is like watching grass grow.

Because you'd sit and it's also it's so niche that it's like we're sitting there and we're watching having no idea what's happening.

Yeah, exactly.

The horse does something and the whole crowd goes, oh, and we're like, what?

What just happened?

What did we miss?

What's going on?

So I married into a horse family and horse people are very much horse people.

Yeah.

It is.