Hello, welcome in.

Happy Tuesday.

Hmm, that's weird.

It's true.

Thanks for your flexibility this week.

It's a SIGI, which means it's a PGA tour live week. So I'm traveling tomorrow. Travel day tomorrow down to Pontavidre. I'm getting very, very use to that flight. We're about halfway done, I think. No, not even. Five out of 12 is what we've done. We've got seven more to go, but back-to-back weeks for the next two weeks.

But since I'll already be down there next week, the live chat will be on Wednesday again. So let's talk. All right. We've got a variety of things to do. Get your questions, get your

concerns, get your comments in right now. I'll go through as many as I can in the next hour or so. I actually think we'll

probably be able to get through all of them. That's just a hunch that I have. But we'll start

with the places that I like to generally start, which are weather, first and foremost, and it's

Miami. So it's going to be pretty good. It's going to be mid-80s, mid-to- Upper 80s all week long, a little bit of the low 90s on Saturday. And you're going to have those afternoon winds roll in every single day going up to 15 miles an hour. And then you're going to have basically no chance of rain except for Sunday where there are thunderstorms Sunday,

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. I can't imagine that it's going to be too much of an issue.

And we might even get one of those pop-up Miami rainstorms like it does every day at 3 o'clock

for 15 minutes. Who knows? But I do not think that this weather is going to impact the golf

tournament, nor do I think it creates a situation where you should be looking at players from X wave, considering this is a signature event.

There's only 70-some-odd players, and they're all going out, not really in waves, but off the first tee.

So are they all going off the first tea? I assume they are.

Please don't tell me they're going off split T's. No, they're not. Okay. So I don't think it's

going to create a situation where we are looking at one set of waves over another, considering there

really are no waves. Looks beautiful, though. It's Miami.

How bad could it be?

I've never been to Miami.

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