Skateboarding is one of the best life lessons and I tell people it's just because you're failing all the time.

You know, you're constantly trying tricks failing and it's like skateboarding is just like life. It's not about you're gonna fail. It's just what you do when you pick yourself back up.

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All right guys, welcome to another episode of the report today.

We are in the studio, and we are about more than halfway through the year,

but I'm excited because we got our July meetup here tonight, Beers and Deals in downtown San Diego.

And if you're listen to this and you're like, man, I'd love to come out sometime.

We'd love to have you out second Wednesday of every single month down here in downtown

San Diego. But I'm very excited because I got a special guest today. I got someone who I used to watch as a kid growing up.

I got my man, Brandon Turner. Brandon, welcome to the show, brother.

Oh, it's good. Thanks for having you, brother.

I do appreciate you coming on, man. It's cool to be talking with you because I used to skate as a kid growing up.

Yeah. I probably skated like every single day until maybe like middle school and I remember watching you in like

Shorties, Fulfill the Dream videos and all that sort of stuff back to the kid.

Those were the good times you know what I mean and a lot of people you know come up to me and tell me that like yeah I used to skate that that was a that was a 90s era you know.

Yeah, so I don't know too much about skating these days but dude back then man it was like

those those videos like Shorties for For The Dream like Chad Muska Eric

is it Costco?

Kostin he Kosto.

Yeah.

You might as well be Costco now, you know?

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