Hi, everybody. Just as I was jumping on here to do a little bit of end of the week wrap up,

we're not quite at the end of the week, but it's a Thursday in summers. I felt it was

appropriate to jump on and try to make sense of some of the news headlines that we've received

this week. Just as I was about to do that, we got news of the death of Hulk Hogan. And I found

myself sort of instantly transported back to my childhood when my brother and I used to like to watch

World Wrestling. And it was so much fun to watch Hulk Hogan and his spirit and his energy. And

obviously, his career had his energy. And obviously,

his career had many lives, you know, past that point, but always kind of bringing him back

to the ring, if you will. And I found myself really saddened by that news. I wonder how many

of you also watched Hulk Hogan or were a fan of his at one point in your life. He has such a unique image. You're

seeing one on your screen right now and sort of energy that he brought to this arena. And I also

learned something as I was going through the news related to his passing. There had been times that he

talked about past health issues in his life. And as I was talking to one of my colleagues here at Smirr News, I said, oh, you know, they said cardiac arrest, you know, heart attack. I was sort of conflating these terms. And they are actually different conditions. So if you have a heart attack, it's not the same as cardiac arrest. And what authorities are saying now is that he died of cardiac arrest. So just to clarify that, again, just a moment to sort of learn something or relearn something,

perhaps we've heard in the past, a heart attack is a blockage, something that's blocking your

heart from moving blood through it.

So it's a block.

Cardiac arrest is more of like an electrical issue. So cardiac arrest is your heart

no longer is beating. But that blockage that is very distinct to the heart attack isn't,

isn't part of this particular situation. So cardiac arrest, again, electrical issue,

there's not a beat that's happening. You're

hard to stop beating. Heart attack. You may have a blockage that is stopping your heart from beating.

And so perhaps we learned a little bit more about, you know, what caused this or were some of his

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