What is up, everybody? Mark on the mic here, Mr. Ryan Muckin-Hern across from me.

And Ryan, we have a letter in front of us. We got this letter a long time ago, actually.

It's an awesome letter. Some really cool information here. If you're watching on YouTube, you can see an

accompanying cartridge on the table as well. The reason why I held back and delayed reading this

letter up until this point is because I was embarrassed. Oh.

I want to say a couple things about this letter first.

This will make a lot more sense when we get into the depth and breadth of what we're talking about here.

But this is on like drafting paper.

It's the quarter inch grids.

Maybe not drafting paper.

We can call whatever you want.

A quarter inch grid paper.

Capital letters throughout the entirety of this.

I'm having exceptional flashbacks to architectural drafting,

printmaking, CAD cam and design classes in high school or Mr. Lundee,

one of the most esteemed instructors I ever had. One of the most tolerant people to my shenanigans, too, by the way. Mr. Lundine, thank you. This is the paper that we had to use. We had to write in all caps. If we didn't, we'd lose a point per letter. It's a little bit of trauma. It's a lot, a bit of... Some nostalgia. Yeah, big time. Brings you back you back a little bit yeah there's no question that

the gentleman mr chasen wolford i'm just going to throw his name out there because he signed it is that how

you pronounce it c h a s c chasen chasen yeah like like jason with a chasen okay yeah that's a guess

i don't actually know it could be be chasin. Chazen.

It could be.

Tough for interpretation.

Let us know.

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