All righty, guys, welcome back to the Life Out Open podcast.

We have a bit of a special edition here this week. We're at 509's headquarters in Spokane, Washington. And we have the man, the myth, the legend, Brett Turcott on. He had all of it right except for the legend part of it. Oh, I was thinking there's all kinds of athletes crawling out there or at least showing up, and we somehow got the best one sitting next to us here. Well, if you're not first or last.

Sorry, what do you mean? all kinds of athletes crawling out there or at least showing up and we somehow got the best one sitting next to us here

well if you're not first or last yeah what do you mean yeah dude this is exciting there's a little bit of a

kickoff to the 509 headquarters brick and mortar store i like to call it so us and all the athletes

i love everyone's david's very clear about that. The athletes are coming, meet the athletes, and C-boys. Yeah. Because they are not athletes. And that's accurate. Yeah. Not athletes for sure. So you made it down to America. We made it, dude. Honestly, today it was like gnarly. We were up early with my dad.

Nikki and I were up at like five in the morning to go try and get an elk. We were going to get an elk. Here's how it was supposed to play out. We're going to get an elk. We were going to just leave my dad with it to deal with it. And then come down here and hang with you guys and do this five when I kickoff to party. but the elk was on the other side of the river.

It was foggy.

We couldn't see.

So we pulled the pin, got down here nice and early. and do this 5-19 kickoff to party. But the elk was on the other side of the river.

It was foggy. We couldn't see. So we pulled the pin, got down here nice and early, and now we're sitting down, having a good time. So did you drive from your house? Where do you live now? Camloops, BC. So like pretty much smack dab, center, interior, British Columbia.ia got it pretty much the best spot for me

as an athlete for snowmobiling to be because within two hours of any direction is the best

snowmobiling in north america and maybe even the world revelstoke right or where's your

yeah rebel stoke is like the visual the visual best the back pocket back pocket doors are, yeah, they're not in. Yeah. Okay. The ones that we don't speak of. Yeah. Well, the ones that I'd say we don't even know about. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, and that's the best kept secret. And you just go north of Camloops and you'll find it. Yeah, that's awesome. Where in British Columbia did you grow up? Actually, an hour north of Canlips in Clearwater, BC, small, super small town, like small enough that my grandma was my delivery nurse. Okay. Wow. Yeah. Were you born in like a bathtub or? No, damn near. Yeah, small hospital. Okay. Yeah, a small hospital. My grandma was a nurse there and she delivered me and my brother actually.

So yeah, pretty neat story.

Yeah, just grew up in this small town with big dreams and here we are.

So the big dream started at a young age.

So that's, yeah, what we wanted to get into.

When did you know that you wanted a career in snowmobiling uh i don't know

if it was ever really a want it was just kind of something like developed you know it was like um

you know i was in hockey and and i told david that kind of the same story i was in hockey and

and they put me on defense because i was kind of like a chunkier kid and my brother was was the goalie. So I'd just go in and I'd clean the crease. And finally the

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