Alright guys, welcome back to the Rikshield Golf Show Podcast, everybody. Episode 173,

I'm your host, Rikshields, and here we go host, Guy Charna. How are you guys?

How are you, good Rikshields? How are you? I'm alright, I was just saying

though, I'll be honest, momentarily before the podcast started, my levels of energy at

the moment are at a low. And that's because we've had a tremendously busy week.

Nothing to do with your antics on Wednesday night. Nothing. No. So we're actually recording

this on the Friday, normally recorded podcast on Monday, really, so you choose to

do it, releasing it this time on Friday, because we can't do it on Monday. So therefore,

we probably want to be able to touch on loads about Bay Hill, the Armour Farm

Rinvitational, but obviously Scott Sheffler wins it. I was going to say this, should

we try and guess who's going to win? Scott Sheffler. I think Rikshields are going

to win. Thanks. So you'll break 75. People have won to break 75. They'll sure know that

I do not win. I think I could play that golf course. If I play the 10 times, I don't

think my eclectic score would even potentially break par. I've never heard that thing about

if you've got an infinite amount of monkeys with an infinite amount of tight writers,

it ended up one of them or whatever would end up writing the entire work works of Shakespeare

perfectly. What? Yeah. So think about it as an infinite, unlimited amount of monkeys,

literally as far as the eye can see, there's monkeys and all that tight writers. They'd

just be typing away, just pressing random buttons, but statistic. Well, it's fact that

because it's infinite, one of them would actually type the whole works of Shakespeare perfectly.

What do you mean by this? If I get, if I, if so, if there's indefinite Rikshields

Yes. Playing infinite rounds in the day hill, there might be a chance I break 75. 80.

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