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Here we go.

Welcome to the Airplane Show everybody.

We are getting started. Happy

Thursday morning. Still getting my lops. My lops. My lops. My lops. My lops. My lops.

My lops. Today we have an impromptu and quite I would say special guest to the podcast.

Don't want you. You can talk in a second. I just need to this is all happening so fast we had talked about

hang I'm gonna there we go I'm just gonna hold my mic because that's that's how I like to do

it and if you want you can hold your mic too and you can't hear the audio, so that's going to be harder.

I normally have a second set of headphones.

The reason why we're a mess is because this podcast is coming to you live, eight-hour

delay from Iceland.

And basically we went out to dinner last night with a man who is an architect, a golf architect in Iceland, but more than that, we, I think, and you can correct

me if I'm wrong, Edwin, share the same kind of question mark with the future of golf.

Would you say that's true?

Yeah, I didn't actually know that maybe you had the same thoughts in your mind but I might be assuming too much but yeah I mean I think it's healthy to ask questions I think just if you

look at the business world in its entirety all sectors in industry all businesses have

a rise and fall don't they I mean how many companies are still around that were around in the early

1900s for example right so think things evolve and I think we need to have the humility to at least assume that we have to

you know stay on our toes you know to secure a future for a game of golf as you know just as you would for

film in a in a camera right right right so and I and I and I I must admit that I'm slightly concerned.

That's a mild understatement action.

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