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This is the longest I haven't gone to Whistler since opening, or I should phrase that better. This is the longest I haven't gone to Whistler since opening.

I should phrase that better.

This is the longest it's taken me to get to Whistler since opening day.

Oh, yeah.

You're getting the park rat time. I'm getting Nancy.

Your Whistler drought.

Yeah.

Yeah.

We'll get into our Park Crack talk.

But now you're listening to the Pink Bike podcast. I'm Mike Casmer. We've got Matt Beer, Dario de Julio, got the crew back. Matt's returned from his adventures in Poland and Spain. We're all here. We've got a bunch to talk about. We can talk about the bike park since that's a good place to start. Since saw you up there this weekend Matt you weren't in

the well you're out you're on the perimeter of the park you're circumnavigating the park on your

bicycle yeah it was funny that uh well it was my first time in whistler sort of for this season

while the park was open and I wasn't riding the bike park I was peddling everywhere else

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