Hey everybody. Welcome on back to King of the Ride podcast. Ted King here, your host, as always,

you are in store for what I think is going to be a really great show. We've got bikes,

we've got brews, frozen yogurt, inflatable beer pong tables in entrepreneurship. We've got

all of that on tap. Yep, today is definitely going to be a good one.

As you may recall, back in the early days of King of the Ride podcast, I was considering naming this show Ted's Talk.

It's me, it's Ted, possessive, not plural, not multiple Ted's. It's me conversing, listening,

and talking with some really interesting guests, much like today's guest, Drew Harrington.

But then not wanting to butt heads with our friends over at TED Talks.

I opted for a name change.

As this show has progressed over its three-month history, it started very bicycle heavy,

but more and more we're stepping away from pure cyclists, although I should note I'm heading up to Canada next week for the Grand Prix Montreal and Quebec City. So I should find some time with some top-notch pros.

We got Lawson-Cratik already lined up, among others. I digress. So using the common thread of the

bicycle woven through our guest's lives. You had the perpetually upbeat professional

race car driver, Scott Speed.

We had the comic disguised as Wall Street Journal writer Jason Gay, just most recently.

And today's guest, Drew Harrington, fits that same bicycle woven thread.

Drew is the co-founder of Yaso Greek frozen yogurt.

In less than a decade, Drew and his co-founder, Amanda, have grown this into a staggering

business well north of $50 million that they were doing just two years ago, all entirely

done with a great set of ethos at their foundation there at Yaso.

So think of today as a bicycle inspired how I built this, one of my favorite podcasts out there. And as someone

who's building a business from the ground up myself with Untapped, I should say myself and my

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