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All right, welcome to Q&Andi, the show.

One of the shows where I don't know anything.

Go ahead, producer, Mike. What do we got?

First off, as a reminder, if you want to be featured on the show,

send your questions to Ask Andy at Surf Podcast.com or hit us up on the DMs on social or comment here,

or please just submit a video question. If you might want to see yourself, we'd love to see our fans. I do like the video questions. Yeah. It's better than me reading it and stumbling through. Well, yeah. Also, water's wet. All right, go ahead. So these are about travel and logistics. We're in the middle of Madrid right now, so we figured we'd throw out in some travel and logistics.

First up, Mark wrote in and asked, since tennis is a global sport without teams, how do players manage travel?

Do they fly commercial, charter jets, or private planes? And does someone on their team handle all of those logistics?

Yes. Most of the time, they have someone who is handling those logistics. We have to remember that 95% of the tour is never in charter jet territory

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