Hello Brent.

Travis, how are you man?

I'm doing fine. It's a beautiful Monday morning. It's about 10 a.m. here and it's

already oppressively hot. Yeah, you know, I was not enjoying the heat of New York

City, but now I'm in Toronto where it's pretty temperate. In fact, it's kind of of it's kind of like the best LA has to offer you know what I mean we've got the

the good LA weather in Toronto right now so now I've jinxed it but still yeah pretty great

yeah tomorrow magma rain is is Toronto

treating you well did they welcome you with open arms our brethren from the

south they said you know so far so good I'm staying with a friend of

mine we're working on a semi secret piece of software I won't go into that too much

but yeah basically Canada as always is nicer and cleaner than the states so very much enjoying it so

far. I wanted to bring up real quick it's not a full story but I wanted to mention

any time my home state is trending in the news I get

very excited whether it's good or bad just knowing that more people know that West

Virginia as a state makes me very happy.

And this one hit pretty close to home, pun intended,

because the amusement park in my hometown, Camden Park, he got in the news because it's a roller coaster shut.

Well, basically what happened is there was about a dozen people on the Big Dipper and

about halfway through the ride, the ride got stuck.

Now there's a couple of things I really like about this new story.

One is that it is described in the story as the historic amusement park rather than just saying the

super old run-down amusement park which I like like Camden Park appears to be the setting for a

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