Is that who? Hey, all right. It's the podcast. The after party podcast. The party has happened.

This is after that. The after party podcast. I thought it was a party today. It started off as

of is like a pity party. Yeah. We were pissed. Right. Well, I just, um, I don't know. It was like,

um, a Christmas morning. No, it was like Christmas night because, uh, you look under the tree

and they're like, Oh my God, there's one more present under there. That's how I felt when I found

that story this morning. I didn't know that man happened this morning. Oh my God. It was on page six.

I'm like, why does it say I hurt media on page six, but that's not what I'm here to talk to you.

Jester and we had butiner on, um, well, it was owns.com. He mentioned this author that, um,

was from either Eden Prairie or Dynaston like that, that he was a fan of who talked about, uh,

trying to find, um, meaning in life, especially, um, as you get older and after you're an empty

nester or whatever you go on through, right? So I listened to the guy's TED Talk and then I bought one

of his books. Um, he's, he's been gone for like seven years now. He passed away, but, um,

but he told this story, uh, in regards to that exact thing about trying to find your purpose in

life and trying to find out what makes you happy. And, um, so he went to this place, uh, like, uh,

some place I think it was in Africa and he'd been gone there a few times, the taking trips for

charities and stuff like that. And so he's there interviewing some people from a tribe

through an interpreter and all that jazz and he's interviewing these, this, this tribe of people

and the, um, forget what you would call him like the, the oldest guy, the, um, the head of the tribe,

whatever you call him. He says, hang on a second. He says, uh, we've been answering your questions

for a long time. Let me ask you a question. And he goes, um, do you know the two most important days

of your life? And, uh, the, the guy, the author says, uh, well, I think I do. I think it's the,

the day you were born and the day you die. And, uh, the, the triathlon goes, you came all the way

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