What is up everybody? Eric Barber and Mr. Ryan Muckin her and across me right now. Eric

I've been noticing something around the office.

Where have you been noticing Mark? A lot of bows lately. A lot of bows on people's

desks. It's been a midday shooting a little bit after work shooting. People are getting

ready. It's happening today. They're doing a little bow hunting prep. Maybe pre-season practice.

I know I'm actually in the pre-practice stage because I'm in the kind of like a reset up

stage. I went to the old bow shop the other day. Checked out. Yeah. My annual like new bow.

My annual nuclear before I try and go hunting. Is this where you tell us you have a new bow

on the way? No, I don't. New bow. I love this bow. You love the last four, too. And yet

they were replaced because other things were newer and shinier. That's how we learn about

new gear and stuff like that. You got to try new things, Ryan. Have you only tried one

thing in your life? No, Mark. The thing that happens, though, is you just get acquainted

with your archery tackle and you're like, oh, they got a new bow. Absolutely. And then

you start. Might as well be an iPod nano. Oh, this is a perfect segue. This is a perfect

segue. You know, I'm in a pickle. We talked about this beforehand. You know, I am with

archery equipment. You know, I don't put the time or the effort. Yes. And it bothers

me. Okay. Yeah. I have a hunt coming up. I shoot my bow very well. But my bow is in

need of some work. And I basically have to start over new strings, new cables. And then

what? What do I do from there? Oh, man, I did that on. Remember a couple of years ago,

I did that on September 1st and I killed a buck on September 6th. It was like it was

not by choice. I shot out my strings and cables. So I can sympathize with you. It was like

the eve of your hunt. In fact, I was like, Hey, my bow was actually. We were having

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