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At this very moment, the hockey prelims at the Winter Olympics in Milan Cortina are happening.

And I think it's fair to say the man that made it all possible is Don Moffat.

Don is the chief ice maker for ice hockey at the games. That means he's in charge of

building the rink and making sure the ice is perfect. He's done this at five Olympic

games. He's joining us online now from Milan. Don, what gives you the magic touch with ice?

You know, I don't know that there's a magic touch.

It's just kind of a passion for the sport of hockey that, you know,

I just want to create the best surface I can for the, you know,

for the best athletes in the world to be able to do what they do

without them having to worry about ice conditions or problems with the rinks.

Yeah.

And now I have, you know, a vast amount of experience dealing with the Olympics, which are

very difficult.

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