But I noticed growing up a lot of these kids don't practice like we do.

I used to get on 17 bulls a day, every day.

Yeah.

Kids don't do that no more.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have in the house, a legend, two legends. You got Dale Brisbane and a legend, two legends.

You got Dale Brisbane and a fellow legend, Mr. Robert Mims.

Hello there, Dale. How you been?

Upright, baby, upright. I like that. That's what I asked him. I said, how you doing? He said, upright. That's a good perspective. What, what you've been doing lately? You said you're going to Wyoming next? Yeah, I got to go down to Wyoming to a couple of Bulls, a buddy of mine.

And we just left Phoenix, Arizona.

I'm in a legend bull riding association.

Yes, sir.

I went up there and you know rode my two bulls and they

give me a check on an airplane I go home. Yeah. Easy money.

It ain't easy. You gotta work at this baby.

The unique thing about Mr. Robert Mims, aside from, you know, the fact that we're traveling partners. We did that we did that

is he's still rodeoin you know know, in a lot of professions,

a lot of careers you might retire at 65.

I'm in bull riding, you see it more, I would say, I don't know what the average is but 25 25

35 you know guys are they'll try it and they'll be done at 25 if they got a

serious career they might be done at 35. True that.

You know, like J.B. is 36 and he just called it quits, you know?

He pretty much had to, both.

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