Bryson kind of reminds me of LeBron in that way, is that everything LeBron does feel so manufactured, just like Bryson, where you want that, you kind of said it, like Spieth, Mickelson, that kind of, you're riding the roller coaster with them. That's how it always felt with Steph, that, you know, he's, maybe he's just going to make nine threes from half court in a game. Who knows what he's going to do tonight? But he was still really good at the same time. And he was winning championships, winning MVP's. But I don't think that when we look at the historical pantheon of best basketball players of all time, anyone would make the case that Steph was better than LeBron, although he probably ended up being more popular. So that's probably the route that we need to take for golf, that that sort of someone who wins,

but maybe isn't the most dominant player, but just is the most fun player with a personality.

I honestly, I just have no idea who it is.

Akshay is the closest.

Like, Akshay doesn't have a shirt on half the time.

He's hitting it out of the water.

His weird, like, stoner California accent absolutely cracks me up. Yeah. And the fact that he looks like the lead singer from the digital underground just kills me, you know? And then he like, he like leans into that look all the time. That to me is a lot of fun. Actually, it's a great call. He's a great call. And he's so young. What is he? 23, 24 right now? 24. He just turned 24. Yeah. So, man, the first time I saw Akshay, I thought he was a long putter. It was 2017. I was on the range at Plainfield Country Club, and he was on the team for the junior president's cup. And they were playing the president's cup at nearby Liberty National here in New Jersey.

And this lefty kid who was getting lessons from George Gankis, if you remember that guy.

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Keith, you are not in Houston

this week. We're just like big, big hard pass on Houston at this time of year. Well, you know,

there was actually a bigger draw down there in Southeast Florida, but I didn't make it to either.

I'm prepping for, I think, traveling eight of the next nine weeks, starting with Valero Week.

So I took a week off, Pat.

And you know what?

Houston is what it is.

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