Talker knows, you know, we got some problems.

So, too, no, we know where we're talking how to solve them.

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Thanks so much for coming on.

We appreciate it.

Yeah, of course.

But yeah, so how are you? How is everything? So you're living in Orlando. That's awesome. Yeah. I'm good. You know, offseason was only about six weeks for us.

That's a fast off season. Yeah. I wouldn't really call it an off season, I guess, at this point. It's just a little small break.

But yeah, so I feel like we all try and just kind of live as much life as we can, you know, like,

and all the, he's a little bit crazy.

She's got, yep, her dog's right there too.

So, yeah yeah just tried to like of course the off season over all the holidays and you know so it's so hectic but it's been good back already

and then ready to hit the ground running I guess do you Like, do you not play every day or work out?

Like, do you give yourself a real break? Or is that hard for you to do? It's not like hard for me to do.

I think I've found as I've gotten older, I think that actually taking a break is worse.

So I think it's harder to actually take a break.

And then once you start to try and build back up, if you take an actual full on break, it's like 10 times harder to get back to it.

So I think as especially the past like five years, I've tried to just not really like take a break fully, but just more so focus on just like strengthening stuff and like focusing on fixing things or whatever it may be in the beginning.

Yeah, maintenance mode kind of. The things you really do in season, you know, while you're playing. So I try and like do that and do more stuff that's less pounding on the joints.

But obviously with a six week off season, you do that for about three weeks and then you got to, you have to start running.

Yeah.

And you're back.

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