Well, welcome back to the Life Wide Open podcast. We're joined by a little bit different of a crew today. We got Ken behind the keyboard back there. Mike over here, Gavin, Three-wheeler Gavin, and Ev. But you know what? I want to skip all the BS today. And I want to dig in to what matters. Gav, you found the girl your dream last night. What we talking about rye well do you remember meeting

her at the bar we'll start with saying yes okay so last night gab was talking to this nice lady and uh

you know they were getting along all that right nothing too out of the ordinary and then she happens

to mention that she owns a power sport dealership and sells

Hondas.

And I watched Gavin roll around on the floor in shock because he was so excited.

Hondas, man.

I don't know what to say about that.

But she was talking about the red stuff and I got carried away.

So, Gaff, what did you think when someone comes to you and they say, yeah, I am actually a dealer. I'm a fun dealer of Hondas. You know, I start off with getting mad because they don't sell foodlers anymore. That's what I was going to say. Yeah, that's not cool. So then we start into that conversation. They tell me they're too dangerous, and then nothing goes good after that. So you drop the ball on the woman of your dreams. Every time, technically, yeah. She wasn't the woman of his dreams because she doesn't sell three-wheelers. That's that. I mean, what are the odds you meet like a girl that's like, yeah? I got a power sports dealership. We mostly just deal three-wheelers. I mean, you'd have to get on a knee. Duh, I mean, yeah. Instantly, yeah, of course.

100%. I got a power sports dealership. We mostly just deal three wheelers. I mean, you'd have to get on a knee.

Duh, I mean, yeah.

Instantly, yeah, of course. 100%. But I did think, man, I overheard that conversation. I was like, man, Gav's got to be on cloud nine right now. I didn't even know what to say. What do you say? Marry me. Basically. It's been a ripper of a weekend.

We finally got the Hummer Pontoon to the sandbar.

Back on the water.

But like to the sandbar, it was an hour trip to the sandbar. And it was the most, honestly, one of the most epic experiences of the summer. A true voyage. Yeah. I tried to not, you know, be too overbearing with my nervousness, but I was so anxious.

The entire time, you're driving that thing.

And I felt a little bit of responsibility being it's my car that nobody's paid me for.

And I'm listening to the, to the welds cracking and popping on the Hummer as we're floating over 30 feet of water in the middle of the windy lake.

It was the most nerve-wracking thing we've done in months.

At least we had the AC and the JAMS tuning, man.

I'll tell you that.

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