Okay, I'm ready if you're ready.

Yeah, just a quick, happy.

Sorry. Yeah, go ahead, go ahead.

I really fuck that up.

This is what now with Trevanoa. Happy Nick Curios Day everybody.

Happy Nick Curios Day.

And you know I was thinking about this, I was thinking about how sports have a personality.

The sport is the way it is, and for a long time,

that's how the sport sees itself.

So tennis is a perfect example, right?

You have a sport where initially it was very calm, very rich

English people wearing white clothes and they would hit the ball to each other and they would

politely clap. Bravo, Michael, Bravo, Bravo, great job.

And in every sport, there's always somebody who comes along

who shakes things up.

It's not just like who they are, but it's how they play, it's how the game sees them, it's how they see the game. You know, I think of it in golf it was Tiger Woods, obviously. You know, I remember the fraud. Do you remember how crazy people got when Tiger Woods did the fist pump after he won? Like people, I remember that being a scandal in golf. People like is that is that for golf should that be something that people do in golf I don't know if he should be this guy is they made it seem like Tiger Woods like to a drive-by shooting on the golf course.

I know nothing about golf and that is absolutely burned into my brain that image of him

and I know nothing about that sport and that's why he's so important to the sport because Tiger Woods basically brought, I mean just, let's put it this way, he brought a relative amount of swag to the game of golf.

He brought, he's super swaggy for golf, let's put it that way.

And I think every sport has that person.

They come in and everyone who's like traditionalist, you know,

complains about the person who comes in because of what they do.

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