Tetragrammaton.

Tetrackermat.

Tetrackermat.

I'm going to ask you a lot of dumb questions because I don't know anything about hockey.

So that's what I told my daughter, Trague, I don't think he follows hockey, but you don't even have read something.

You absorb everything, though.

You know everything.

Yeah.

That's what I always told Eddie.

I said, I know more more about music than you do about hockey.

So lay off, okay? Laird, too. I said, get on the ice one time, Laird. We'll see what happens to you.

Yeah, thanks. I was flattered. I was asked to do this. This is awesome.

That's so cool. I wouldn't have thought of it, but you reached out, it's like, oh, he's here, we're here, let's do this. Yeah, my wife's going, that's awesome. She never gets excited.

She loves you, so. Oh, that's nice. How do we begin? Let's see. Just try to describe to me,

I mean, for you're talking to a child, what are the basic rules of hockey? What are the positions?

Honestly, I started because my father played soccer. He's a Greek immigrant, and he felt like

the positions in soccer, and he played soccer, were very similar. He had forge, you had

defensemen, he had wingers. So in that sense, it was, and they had goals, right?

And that's so that's why you first got interested in hockey.

And that's, you know, when I started skating outdoors, there were no rules.

It's just like playing street basketball or pickup basketball.

But the speed of it, you know, caught my, you know, just something I really enjoyed doing as a kid.

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