All right, well, we are back home. We're back at the nine club. Stop and chat. Today we have a special

special special returning guest.

Jaws.

Hey, with us. How are you, bro? Yay. Happy to be back with you, bro. I am doing very

swell. How are you guys? We are very, very good. Glad that you're here. Do things for doing

this, bro. Yeah, for sure. We're virtual. You're virtual. You know, listen, we've been talking

before the show we were talking about, you know, you live stream a lot of stuff. So, you know,

you're not foreign to this, you know, talking to the camera and saying hi to the chat, you

know, no worries at all. Yeah, I'm getting used to it now. I've been doing it for a bit. Yeah.

Now, I think it's amazing because I have been a huge proponent since I started this show

with Raj back four and a half years ago, whatever it was. And I kind of opened my eyes to the

YouTube kind of world and how it works and everything. And I'm always like, man, I feel

like every skater should have a YouTube channel and utilize it the way that they want to utilize

it. They don't have to vlog. They don't, but throw some skate clips up there. Like, they're

just like, there's a whole world that lives on YouTube, you know, and you are, you, I mean,

it's as simple as your live streaming Tetris. Yeah, yeah. You know what I mean? And, but I

think that's amazing though. And you're on the Twitch, you're on the YouTube. And like, I'm

like, that's, I love that. I love that. Just doing this shit. Pretty much since the, like,

kind of the whole pandemic started, I thought to myself, like, why don't I just really try

to like do this, you know? And so, and honestly, my friend Jason Park, he's a one that really

got me like, he's parked on it. And he, because he makes a living off YouTube, you know, he

can buy whatever food he wants with the YouTube buddy. He's going to hold food. No problem.

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