Black Ribble Coffee, baby. Freedom kill them. Oh! Well, did you bring your gold medal? I didn't. Oh, how dare you? I didn't. I wanted to see what it looked like. I've never seen one impression. I'll make sure to bring it. All right. I'll make sure to bring it. I'll bring you a whole bunch of stuff. I've got a lot of little memorabilia stuff. Yeah. So how do you like to turn? How do you, uh, what's your

title now? Jason Tabansky. Gold medal. Yeah. Archer, extraordinaire. I'm I'm just a guy that can shoot a bow.

Really, really well.

Yeah.

I just got, I want to say I got lucky, but now I just got six weeks of really good practice before going to Paris.

Really, really good practice.

We were, so we were over there, right?

Because we went and did.

You did the jump.

We did the jump for D-Day.

And they were doing, the wife and I did a couple days in Paris.

She was like five months pregnant.

It was horrible.

It was a horrible idea.

But she wanted to see the Eiffel Tower and stuff.

So it's just the way it goes. So we were in, and Paris was already just a nightmare. Yeah. Were the Olympics going on or? They were about to start. They were getting ready. That's right. So I think, like we got over there very beginning of June and then they were doing all the prep work to get everything set up.

Like you really couldn't get.

Usually you can like walk up below the Eiffel Tower and do that whole nine.

And all that was like closed off.

You couldn't get close to at all.

And they were starting to build like they did like the kayaking in the river.

And I was like, no, I would not want to go in that water whatsoever.

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