PKN 368. How are you going, gentlemen? Taylor, welcome back. Good to see you.

Yeah, it was weird. We're not doing the show for so long. I know it's the shirt. It's not me.

But I did say you look at buff. I appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you. I tried to get you.

I was in the, I actually took advantage of the hotel gym while I was there. So basically,

I missed because of what's going on with my wife. And it was going there and seeing like this

like high quality expert doctor made me like so much more like, oh, that original guy did not

know what the fuck he was talking about because the original guy being like, it's a tumor and I'm

happy to operate whenever he's like clearly thinking about playing tennis. And then like this guy

who has an Italian accident accent and his Italian, they may go clinic much as scooped him up

from Italy and brought him over. And he's like, yes, it is very obviously not the tumor.

And he's like in like passing, it was like that level of like genius almost autism where he's like,

it's actually called the cavernous malformation, which is in the spine very rare. But it's the

blood vessels get overgrowing and tangling. And that can leak because those blood vessels have thinner

walls and that leakage of blood in there can cause, you know, tons of problems because it's the

spinal cord. And he was like just as an aside. And he's like, and it's something, I guess you could

say I'm the world expert on it, you know, doctors when they try and learn about cavernous malformation,

they read my book. You may have heard of it. Yeah, for dummies. Yeah, for

and I was like, all right, this makes me feel a lot better. But he basically was like,

they did another MRI there because apparently like there are levels of like what you can see on an

MRI. And like the one at Mayo is like twice as good because they've probably spent three times as

much. I get a better MRI there. Yeah, they may although, yeah, I'm still a little upset. I think

like everybody should have be on the same playing field as part of the quick. They're like

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