How are you, Mike?

Hey, buddy. Look what I found in my hat closet, in honor of you.

Cordillane, Iron Man. That's awesome, buddy.

Thank you very much for hunting that one out.

I know. My wife keeps saying to me,

What the hell are you going to do with all those hats?

Do you collect everyone from every event that you call?

I do.

As a matter of fact, last year when I announced the 12 Iron Man's I was going to announce,

I'd go, the New Zealand hat, the Australia hat.

I just put all these different hats on.

And some of my friends would go, dude, you still got those hats. I do not believe you got all the hats. I go, yeah, I do. Wow. So do you have them just put in boxes? Do you have them on display? How do you have them even? I have some just put away in the garage and boxes, older ones, but the ones I rotate and wear a lot, they're just in a hat closet in my,

in the laundry room. Wow, I bet you have hundreds of those things, man. That's cool,

that it's good that you collect all of that. Yeah, why not? Sometimes, though, I think I shouldn't

come home from a race with Iron Man gear because I got so much of it. I can't wear it all.

Yeah, exactly. Well, it's always there as a memory. Some people have photographs. I guess you've got photographs and memorabilia. Yeah, definitely. Yeah. Well, that's awesome. Well, thank you very much for coming on here, Mike. I know we've tried a couple of times going back and forth. It hasn't gone through, but all happens for a reason and they leave the

best to last. Yeah, yeah, there you go. That's a good analogy. Is she going to be on the

split screen with us like last time or no? No, no, no, it's just going to be me and yourself.

Oh, okay. Yeah, she's she's like the millennial that helps me with all of these things, which is over my head.

I know how to work email and work documents, and that's about it.

Yeah, I've got my son for that, thank goodness.

Yeah, exactly.

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