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oh, hey, welcome friends in the room, friends in Fort Worth, Fayetteville, Austin, Texas, Houston, Texas, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, El Paso,

Fort Worth, Boise, Idaho and all the ports, live locations, everybody

tuning in online.

We are doing something special tonight, and let me start us off by telling a story that happened this past week that will give us some direction for where we're going to go.

There's something that has come on the scene. I don't know if it's like the past two years, five years, or just I missed it for like a decade and it's been here for a while,

and it's called an escape room.

Anyone familiar with an escape room?

Like this is a thing.

If you're not familiar, it's basically, you pay somebody $200 to lock you in a closet and figure out how to get out of there and they're making a killing off of this thing.

And so I took my team, it's like a team bonding experience.

This past week we went to an escape room, escapeology, right in the heart of downtown Dallas,

went in there, got given the instructions on our room when we go into this room, and if you've

never been in one, you basically have to figure out how to break, you've got to figure

out the, I don't know the mystery

really should have thought this through I was going to explain it you have to think

through how to get out you have to follow certain clues and kind of read and diagram

in order to solve the mystery.

Ours was a murder mystery.

And you got to solve who murdered the person in order to get the eventual code

that allows you out of the room.

But there's all these different turns and things that are involved in trying to figure out the story. So it's you and five people. You have one hour to make it happen and you're trying to get it done. This was the most challenging escape room I've ever even heard of.

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