Chris, we were in the room just seconds ago talking with a bunch of people and we were talking about us not knowing that Roy yesterday arrived for work after landing three flights he took from Edmonton to Miami and he gets into Miami at 630 and then just comes straight in after the flight.

And Stugat says out of the side of his

mouth, Chris Cody lives 20 minutes away and couldn't get in yesterday. Give him Roy a hard time.

I didn't give Roy a hard time. No, Dan was. Well, I was giving him a hard time about celebrating

the time of his life with, I'm tired all the time. Like all he's saying is he's tired instead of

that he's joyful, but he's choosing this. And if we didn't allow him to do it, he would be infuriated.

Now, I assure you, Chris, your father is now infuriated that he is not working this week,

even though last week he was complaining about how often he's being used

twice a week. I'm certain that everyone around here has a way to complain about the thing they

don't have, even if they had it. He's found a way to work both complaining and celebrating

not being in. But Roy has developed a great talent there too, and it just seems like the wrong way to be the day you can win the championship in hockey.

But you get it, right? Like three flights back to back to back. You land, then like a quick turn. If you would have missed a flight, what would you have done yesterday?

Right. Three flights comes to work. Yesterday wasn't a day. They had a chance to win the cup. Today is. Yes, but he wants to do it. He's asking to do it. He requested it. He and Rose

concocted a trip to Finland last summer that they wanted to go to go spend time with

Barkoff. And now he gets to do it and he's complaining about doing. I think it's a coming in that

he didn't love after landing at 6.30 a.m. with an overnight flight

when again Chris lives 20 minutes away.

I was at a funeral yesterday.

Oh, well, I mean, where's that person going?

Was it for Edmonton?

Wow, that's tomorrow.

I think it's because Roy is dry.

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