Yesterday our community experienced another terrible tragedy and just an unthinkable sadness that happened yesterday in Boulder, Colorado and we know that that's part of our community and it's something that we need to we need to talk about and we need to let you guys know that, you know, this is something that impacts a lot of people and of course it's a it's terrible that 10 people lost their life yesterday including a police officer Eric Talley and it's it's so sad my heart breaks for everyone involved.

And you know, you see these things happen

and when it hits close to home,

it just really makes you realize that these things are happening and there's no perfect words to talk about this.

You know, I wish there was something I could say that would make this better for everyone, but there's simply not. And so I think we're going to continue to do what we do here, Mason, and that's a couple of things that the first is talk about it and let people know that this is a safe community to talk about things with it in the comment section that the comment section is is for you guys typically you know it's about Broncos or or silly things like hot pockets or anything like that but also for serious things and we've had a lot of serious conversations in the past you, over the past many years.

And the comment section is yours also you can, if you want to talk about this privately,

my DMs are always open and we're also going to you know talk some broncos and talk football to give people some joy in their lives because these shootings are terrible and so sad and you know this one really hit close to home.

So I thank you guys for being with us and making this community special because in times like these,

Mace, we need safe spaces to go and this has always been a safe space for a lot of people.

Yeah, and that's very well, well, said, Zach,

and I mean, it's just feels like we sit here way too often

and talk about the sort of thing,

especially here in Colorado.

I mean, whenever, whatever, anything like this happens,

I mean, you find yourself thinking about Columbine,

you find yourself thinking about the movie theater

theater in Aurora.

It's, you know, this is something that,

and I feel like this ends up touching almost every large community at some point.

It's an unspeakable tragedy and yet it continues to happen over and over and over again.

And you sit here and say, well, what can be done about this?

What can be done to prevent these things from happening and unfortunately we as a country

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