Hey everybody, it's Monday. This is Meet the Nation Monday. These are short little episodes

where we just interview someone that listens to the podcast or is a fan of the podcast

so that the nation, the people that listen to this podcast can get to know each other better

and be good friends. And today we're going to interview David Harlow. If you want to do

one of these episodes, email me at 10JackMoz at gmail.com. Email me at 10JackMoz at gmail.com.

Tell me you want to do one. If you're already on the list, I'll get to you eventually. There's

46 people left. So 46 more weeks. We're done. So let's just keep it going. And today we're

going to meet David Harlow.

Hello, this is Dave. Hey Dave, Scott Kumer calling. How are you? Hey Scott, how are you? I'm good. Are you ready to

go? Alright, yeah, sure. I'm ready. Doing your research and preparing your answers to the questions?

Well, I prepared the answer to the questions and maybe I can move the needle on the trivia.

I'm more excited about that. Okay, first of all, Dave Harlow, where are we calling?

A Knoxville, Tennessee. So are you are you excited about this Tennessee victory?

Oh, man, I'm glad you brought it up. I was at the game last night. Incredible, just incredible experience.

The very first football game I went to was the 98th win over Florida. And I got to swim in the

field that day. And last night I was in the upper deck. So I didn't swim in the field, but that was pretty amazing to see.

So do you think it's going to be one of those things that like 100 years from now, kind of like Babe Ruth in the

called shot that, you know, there'll be 157,000 people that say they were at that game?

Yeah, it might be like that. Yeah. Yeah. So amazingly, people were going to show up at the game that never were there.

I believe it. Nice. Well, that's exciting stuff. And congratulations to you. Now, what do you do for work out there?

What do you do to stay busy? I have the exciting job of leading backpacking trips and guided day hikes and tours in the

Gracebook and National Park. Nice. That sounds like a really nice job.

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