Real time. Real time. That's why we call on execution. What is up, pros? Anybody care to Lx? Welcome back to the crease dive. Today is Friday, August 2nd, and, well, the PLL is on another buy week. So with that being the case, we have a special little episode in store for everyone here. Now, before I tell you all what it is, I should preface that

there's going to be a few of you on both ends of the age spectrum that are probably going to feel

a little lost out here. I feel like the majority of the audience, this episode is going to be of the utmost importance to you because this

just captured your entire lives between the years of, let's just say, like, 2006 to 2011,

all right? So I'll quit beating around the bush here. We have the fellas from the Facebook group.

90% of lax is in the flow.

So again, for anyone who, you know,

maybe if there are some like younger listeners out there,

they're like, what the hell is this shit that we're talking about right now?

Like this is, like it wasn't first generation internet, you know,

but like this was still early internet. Like this was right after like MySpace. So this was like the

first wave of Facebook coming in. And you know, there were these groups where, you know, I mean,

people were popping off on Facebook early on.

And so this group pops up.

90% of lax is in the flow.

And that right there, again, like 2006-ish is probably where it really started to kind of get a huge audience.

And then by like 2008, it was like the place to go if you

were a lacrosse player, especially in the Northeast, but like a lacrosse player nationwide.

You know, and people would just go in there post pictures of themselves, you know, just

showing off the lettuce, showing off the flow, showing off the

stees, and get absolutely fucking roasted in the comment section. I mean, it was, it was the

wild west of the internet. And like, this was before Twitter. This was before Instagram. This was

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