The Rube, I took a chance.

You know, sometimes you take a chance in life, and I thought I'm about a five hour

drive from seeing the solar eclipse in totality.

I'm going to make an effort and I did and the clouds just rejected me.

But, you know, I think we're all better when we take those risks in life,

when we take those chances, no matter what the outcome.

I like that.

This is already an inspirational podcast. This, I like that. This is already an inspirational

podcast. This I should mention is Eagle I presented by Nissan. He's Ruben

Frank. I'm Dave Zengaro. I did something similar. I traveled. I traveled all the way to my backyard and I don't know if you can, there's a lot of glare there, but yeah, traveled in my backyard and I got, I got that. So it was a long trip trip it took me like 15 seconds but it was pretty cool it really was and I you know a lot of friends out in Ohio who were in the path of totality they watched they had a big party on a rooftop and then they all walked over and and I saw the Guardian's home opener.

It was quite a weekend in Cleveland with hoops and baseball and everything.

So, yeah, big times in Cleveland, but I'm sure you had a, you probably had a great time even though you didn't quite see the eclipse.

Yeah I didn't see the eclipse but still got the like the total darkness which was really cool and I wasn't even sure like how the cloud cover would affect that, but that was almost worth it alone.

In a way, like it was kind of cool because you don't see it happening, but all of a sudden like it's

Just about pitch black that happens night also like late afternoon night gets dark out.

Yeah, not normally at 3 in the afternoon.

Well, not in our part of the world, but yeah.

And then it normally lasts longer than three minutes. It does, it does. know some of those red eyes we took some of those

overnight were pretty quick. Are you pulling this eclipse? No not at all. No I actually I enjoyed it more than

I expected to I thought it was you know once I looked up and you know with I had the glasses and I looked up and saw actually saw the moon in front of the sun that's when like it's like all right you see this thing moving

once you see the celestial bodies actually moving in relation to each other, it was probably it was pretty cool. Weren't you at the Nova

Care in 2017? We all watched this there. I don't remember I don't think yeah I don't remember

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