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Yeah, you never know.

Maybe they'll stock a few copies of Faraday, and I'll come by and sign them.

Yeah, so we all received our copies of Faraday this week. It's a beautiful book.

Thank you.

I know that E.B. wanted to ask you about his playing career, because you talk about that before you get into his broadcast and career.

Well, here's the thing. So I know John, it's a pet peeve, John, if you don't read the book.

Sure, of course.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And one thing that you know, I always knew that he was on the Ryder Cup team or whatever, and I knew he was an accomplished European, but you kind of forget, or maybe a lot of us weren't aware before his TV fame.

This guy's a legit player.

Five European tour wins.

He's still qualified.

He let go to Q school here.

Yeah, there was some stuff there, but he, I think even here on our tour.

And of course, he had Ryder Cup, you know, success and was a part of that whole world.

But didn't you say also maybe what did he reach up like like was he like 35 on a money list or something like that before it all came kind of crashing down when his wife let them a note.

Yeah, well, to tell the story as briefly as I can, as you mentioned, he was a very good player in Europe started out when he dropped out of school when he was 17.

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