Good morning.

Twain here, Dry Creek Rangler School.

I'm gonna see if I can get back on track again, putting videos out.

I wanna talk to you about something this morning.

I wanna tell you a little bit of a story and maybe two or three stories.

And I just wanna see if I help some young person a little bit.

Now, I'm going to be deliberately kind of vague on this story

and maybe not too vague because it's not about me

and I want to respect another man's privacy.

But I think the story's worth telling.

Tom and I just got back, as many of you know,

from Wyoming, where we went up there

and rode with a bunch of guys with at ease horsemanship.

And there was a, everybody there impressed me.

A lot of guys with no experience, different physical, not handicaps, but difficulties because of lack of

experience.

And everybody was just, they were all troopers, man.

They did great.

But there was one young man on that ride that just thoroughly, thoroughly impressed me. And this, this young man had been up there

a year ago and was riding, and he had a horse accident. And he broke 10 ribs.

Now, most of us who've been actively riding for years have broken ribs.

I have, most of the guys I know I have, but none of us have broke 10 ribs.

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