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All right. So welcome to the show. We're going to start this again. Yeah, clap.

So Randy and I were talking for about five minutes.

We're having some technical difficulties.

It's just one of the problems from social distancing, quarantining, whatever that might be.

So I'm in Salt Lake.

Where are you at?

I'm in Marin County, California. Oh, yeah. Yeah. And so we, the thing that I'd ask you first

of all, and I kind of started with more of a statement, which is we've been trying to catch

each other. I've been trying to catch you for, I don't know, at least a couple years.

Once I figured out that Tom had a direct connection to you and, I don't know, at least a couple years. Once I figured out that Tom had a direct connection

to you and, uh, and I was talking to Tom about something. I think I was traveling with the TRX

draft and that provoked a conversation. And I was talking to him about, yeah, it was an early adopter to it.

And, you know, I was, we were making these jokes about, I'm like the perfect lifetime

value customer because I've bought six different versions, probably at least over the last

10 years.

I've given away or forgotten TRX straps in quite a few different places,

literally around the world. I think it would be hard to even put a pin in a lot of these places.

I'm just a fan of the device. And so you get to talk to the guy that invented it, super cool.

So tell us the Genesis story of where were you because you're in the Navy at the time and how did this whole thing come to be?

All right. So we'll take two on this one. Although we missed a lot of great stuff with you

and me taking the piss out of Davin, which we got to somehow get into this podcast.

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