Hey there, it's Scary Parish. It's Thursday, July 6th. Welcome back to the Iron College

basketball podcast. Got Matt Noil and I'm with you and I hope you guys have enjoyed

the holiday. The 4th of July and settled back into work. Okay, yes, today it's a rough

deal if you're on a normal schedule. All Saturday and Sunday work Monday, off Tuesday,

back to work on Wednesday. Get through you off a bit or at least it threw me off a bit.

But I'm all good now. We're back here on the podcast. One week away from the start of

the July evaluation period for college basketball coaches. So it's sort of slow now, but

it should get busy soon. Matt Noil and what's up with you?

Hey man, July is here. I got a train.

So like a train is also here. It's a train to say, so yeah, let's just keep rolling

with this. So I live literally 65 yards from a train stop that only runs like seven times

a day into New York City. But let me ask you a question real quick. Okay, because I in

high school lived in a house that was train tracks were probably about 50 yards or so in

my backyard. I mean, visible. Like if you stared up my back window, you saw train tracks.

And when we first lived there, I was like, this is insane. And after a little while, you

don't even hear it anymore. The only time the only time I would notice it is when I would

people would come over who weren't used to it. And they'd be like, dude, there is a train

in your backyard. And I'd be like, I didn't even, I don't even hear that anymore. Is that

the way you've gotten?

Yeah, the only way I hear it is when I'm recording a podcast and the train happens to stop.

Or there is a, it's hard to explain, but so we live in a condo development. And there's

another condo development, but it's kind of up a little bit of a hill. And so there's

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