Welcome to the win-make-give podcast season two. I think it's been a long time. This has

been Kenny, K-I-N-N-E-Y, in case any of you ever want to send me a Christmas card or

Christmas present, K-I-N-N-E-Y. We had Chad Himes. Hello. It's spelled H-Y-A-M-S. It's

really weird, you know, I don't know why. And we have Bob Stewart in its STEW-A-R-T. I don't

know why I'm spelling this, but I feel like it's an appropriate start to a great podcast.

Oh, hey, at least forgot that out of the way. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, the topic

for today is the three words that I've been thinking about all week in my business, gentlemen.

So you said in your business, I was going to say I love you, too. But before I share these

three words, everybody- by the way, not just with the audience, with Chad Nye. Oh, they have

absolutely zero idea what we're going to talk about today. So Kevin Costner's last good

movie was, right? Let's just go to left field. Kevin Costner. Yes. Greatest Kevin Costner

movies of all time, Bob Stewart. The bodyguard. Oh, you got to say Boulderm. Boulderm.

The Postman. The Postman. What's the golf one he's in? 10 cups. 10 cups. 10 cups. 10 cups.

Pretty good. I feel the dream. Draft day. Feel the dreams. But he really did hit out of the

party with Yellowstone. Don't say water world. Why did you say that? I just say it is a good

movie. I love water world. That movie at the time it was made was like the biggest disaster

in the history. No, they spent a little bit of money on there, but it wasn't a disaster.

It was good. It sounds like $200 million. Bill, the whole setting, like it was like four

times any other movie ever. It's insane. I think it's still considered the biggest

bomb all the time. Back to you, Ben Kenny. Ladies and gentlemen, back to the Wimmy Give

podcast. The three words. I'm not going to say what they are. What I'm going to tell you

is what I've been kind of thinking about. So this is that time of year where you start

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