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How you doing, Henry? It's the 6 a.m. curling that's getting me every day now. I've stopped. I decided there's no more waking up at 2.30 to watch the Olympics. But in exchange, you wake up at six because that's when all the curling starts. And sometimes the other stuff, U.S. women beat the Canadian women this morning. First time they've ever done that in the Olympics. Big upset. Wow. Yeah. So that was kind of fun. But it does mean that... What stage was that in? Group stage. Okay. Yep. So they are now, they're now three and oh in the group stage. Wow. Candas is one in one. Yeah. And it's... This is like a boring old kind of Olympic, winter Olympic take, but I really do feel like I would be sick at curling. I... Well, it would have been like eight years ago after the Olympics. Me and some of my friends in college started a curling team. Really? Yeah, we were, we were, we got pretty good. Wow. And I am super down if anybody wants to start curling. Well, I just feel it. Unfortunately, this next like two months is when everybody starts curling. So it's really tough to get into. So that's what I was going to say.

Every Winter Olympics, I'm like, I got to try this and I look up like Rocky Mountain Curling Center or whatever it's called. Packed. And you can't find any time. Then the Winter Olympics ends and then I just forget about it forever until four years from now. cold take for you guys because you guys are talking about how lit curling is tried watching it

unbelievably boring I got a cold take for you guys because you guys are talking about how lit curling is.

Tried watching it.

Unbelievably boring.

Boring to watch.

Like, I guess I would play if it was there, but no chance am I going out of my way to go play curling.

Like, there's a reason you forget about it and only remember it for two months every four years. The thing is, that's true of all Olympic sports. You have to get... I don't forget about skiing and snowboarding. I do, yeah. Yeah, in hockey. I think about the half-pike-a-lach. Gymnastics is... No, that's summer, so, yeah. The thing about the curling, though, is that, like, so, like, Lexi woke up eventually because she was asleep at 6 a.m. You were just fist pumping in the living room. I was trying to be so quiet. Well, I was still in bed. So my key has been, like, I charge my phone and leave my AirPods right next to it. And so I set the alarm and I feel really bad about every time it goes off at 6 a.m.,

but it is what it is.

And I just lay there in bed and watch with the AirPods. And so she woke up, and so like the first throw, it like goes all the way down, curls right on to the, onto the dot. And she's like, wow, what a great throw. And it's like, no because it's uncovered

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