Hello, Cheryl. Welcome to the men's room. Hello. Ola. So, just about 40 years old.

I was 17. I was hardcore barrel racing in the rodeo. And my horse was getting old. So my dad said,

you save up half the money and I'll make the rest up

if you find a good horse to rodeo on.

I said, okay, so I saved up $5,000.

Wow.

Found my dream horse.

So he was $10,000.

I bought him, took him to his first rodeo, it was $10,000. I bought him, took him to his first rodeo. It was hot. They had fans in

their stalls. He decided to chew through one of the fan cords and it electrocuted him and killed him.

Oh my God. Wow. I don't expect that story to take that turn. Game over. Yeah, I was terrible. It was heartbreaking for a 17-year-old. And this was, it would be heartbreaking for anyone. I can't imagine me being able to save $5,000 as a 17-year-old. Yeah, right? Well, the horse that I was riding, I was winning on pretty good, but he was getting old. So I was looking for, you know, a new one so I could retire the old one. You think the old one got wind of this and basically sabotaged a young one? He might have. His name was Joker. Well, yeah, it's right there. So I'm just curious. I don't know much about the rodeo world. I know I hope you're sitting down with that stunning revelation.

But what makes a horse a dream horse for the rodeo?

Like what are the qualities you're looking for?

Well, he was really pretty, first of all.

I love the color. It's a blue roan.

So I've always wanted one.

So I found him.

And then he was, he was fast.

He was so fast.

And you said this was the first, the first rodeo?

Yeah, I was a rodeo.

But was it his first one?

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