Stephen, I never know if I should stay an event or leave an event.

But when I decide to leave an event, I then decide that I should have stayed at the event.

But then I get FOMO.

I get so much FOMO, man.

Stephen, I guess I said I was going to take off today and not go back to the Gough, you know.

But I realize the Gough doesn't start to 11 o'clock.

And it might be a good opportunity to go get a couple of more shots on the course

to then be able to develop them tomorrow before going out for Saturday and Sunday,

which are the final two rounds of the event.

You've been there almost every day, right?

I started going to the, for, this is what we're talking about.

I went to the, there's a golf tournament, a PGA event called the Truest.

And it's never here.

It's always in South Carolina, but they have a different event next week.

And this is the only year it's going to be up in, they say Philly, but it's like an hour outside. Well, it's 35 minutes with no traffic, sorry, 34 minutes with no

traffic. Is it technically Philly? No, it's Wissahicken. Why do they say Philly? Because it's, it's,

it's like when you ask someone, where are you from? And they go Philly. And you're like, me too. What part? And they're like,

Delco. You're like, you're not from Philly or New Hope or Newtown or anywhere surrounding. Like so

when people ask me, I'm like, Philly suburbs. And then if someone is from the area, they go,

all right, where? And then you start going, you know, Bucks County. And then if they go like, really, where? And then you distill it

even down further to the little town. But it's, you know little Johnny on the corner?

Yeah, man. Johnny's doing good. Or like the girl that came up to me. Well, how about the girl that came

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