So have ever told you the story about a rowboat and my grandfather?

No, I don't think I've heard this one.

All right.

Hold on.

Let me get settled.

All right.

I'm right.

This was interesting.

So about 10 years ago or so, a buddy of mine, we went down to Hillsborough River, which is, if you're not familiar with here, it's a river here in the Tampa Bay that a lot of people go canoeing and kayaking down, right?

It's got a pretty decent current to it.

Okay.

I wouldn't want to swim against it, but you can definitely, you know, row a boat, you know, against it for sure.

Anyway, so we were getting right put in.

And one, you know, one lesson I learned as a kid, you never start off going downstream and then battle to come back

going upstream. You always go upstream until you're tired. And then you turn around and you come

downstream to come home, right? So yeah, that's how I learned that lesson is a whole other story.

Anyway, it's a hard way. Yeah. So I was with a buddy and it was a rowboat that we had.

And so only one person can row at a time.

You're holding both set of oars and rowing it.

Yeah.

So I told him, I said, hey, Jim, I'll start off and row us upstream and then

you can take us home. He said, oh, that's a crawl. I don't mind rowing upstream. I say, you know,

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