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You must be a pro because your sound is incredible. You sound better than a headset.

Yeah. The place I was yesterday wasn't that great, but this is much better. But this is what I use for work. So this is what I normally use.

What do you do on a daily basis for work that requires a professional headset?

Right now I work with mergers and acquisitions. So from like post-close, I work with the teams that, well, or the companies that we acquire to involve them from like a technical standpoint, like data security infrastructure, etc.

So you have a job job.

It's not just I work part-time at a shoe store or...

Yeah, I have a job job, I guess.

Those are jobs, too.

Mine's just a lot of hours and different.

Corporate's a little different, though. Must be a flexible job job. It is. Yeah, they let us work remote. So it's actually 1030 here, but I just got off a meeting because I'm still working hours there. So whenever I travel to Europe, it's really fun, but it's also very exhausting. I get tired really quick because I'm still working those hours.

Where's here? France. Chamonix. Chameenie. It's not like she has anything going on this weekend

or anything. I can't imagine. Yeah. Yeah.

Do you typically arrive this early for a big race?

I learned this last year, but I do incredibly more better if I see the entire course.

I made some mistakes last year because I would check just like the start and the finish and years past like in international races.

I feel like the U.S. for whatever reason I could get away with not seeing an entire course.

But in Europe, it's just so specific like where those kind of like thousand per mile parts are.

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