Well, we are back, huh? We're back at the nine club everybody today. We have a very special

special

Special gas, Mr. Seva Krutkov is with us. How are you dude?

You're all right. Yeah. Yeah. How'd you pronounce that so good? Krutkov. Yeah, you know listen

Seven I we were doing battle with barracks a long time ago and I specifically you know

I like to know how to pronounce people's names, right? I need to do you yeah?

100% I don't know sometimes you got a butcher him a little bit. Yeah

Sometimes I get a little confused

I try my best. I try my best

But I had to get it right and it was it's I said it's a how do you say the last name because I don't know if a lot of people

Even at that point knew like you know what I mean like it's a very

Russian name, right? Yeah, so it is so even in Russia the way it's spelled

It's confusing because in my last name it has the O and E together. Okay, which in Dutch makes the

Sound ooh, but I don't think anywhere outside of the Dutch language

It makes that sound so the O and E together is

So Krutkov Krutkov, but I learn how to say it. Yeah, Krutkov and it stuck with you didn't yeah

You didn't mess it up after I will never forget how to say there's a

Krutkov

Well also because it's not that big of it. It's not that hard once you know how to do once you know how to say it's not that hard to say

Yeah, but your first name is spelled SEWA do people call you SEWA a bunch of things? Yeah

Where does it work that does what it looks like growing up in Holland was like Saiva a lot Saiva, but yeah, Seva so I guess after being here for so many years

You're tall

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