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If you want to indulge in a little pageantry from the middle ages,

there is a show you can catch called Medieval Times. It's a thing across North America.

It's set in a pseudo castle in a big arena.

Men dressed as brightly colored knights speed through the stadium on horseback,

capes flying, jousting before a crowd, most of whom are wearing paper crowns.

It's basically dinner theater. I think you even eat with your hands.

The idea is to transport you back to the middle ages for a royal tournament.

You get to cheer for one of the knights doing battle while surfs and wrenches serve your meal.

This is where Michael Patron, the co-founder of Kudriga CX,

has said he and Gerald Cotton met for the first time.

That Jerry and Michael would go to a show where people pretend to be part of the royal court from hundreds of years ago,

seems a little strange for two guys who would go on to launch an exchange for modern currencies.

Surely they would have loved the competition or the illusion of it.

It was in Toronto around 2012, the year before Kudriga launched.

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