Canons were to the day February 3rd, 2021 is cannons. Never thought that'd be a word of

the day. Not a big fan of cannons. When I would go to the circus, when I was a kid and

there'd be people, there was the big apple circus and Ringling brothers, Barnum Valley

would always go to Madison Square Garden. I used to love that because I went to Nick

Games, totally off the subject, coca having nothing to do with the show. I was just thinking

about the circus. Madison Square Garden for 10 days would have the circus and the

Knicks would always go on a road trip when the circus came to town, but the circus would

do installation before the Knicks left with their after their final home game before the

circus came to town. And when you walked into the garden, you would smell elephant crap

and it would just smell like a circus. And the way you walked to your seat in the garden

as you walk up ramps and you could see where the animals were kept in cages, tigers

and elephants and bears and lions, oh my. And when you looked up at the jumbo tron

at the garden at the at the scoreboard, there would always be the trap pieces that were

clipped. They weren't hanging down the way they do when the circus comes, but they were

clipped up. So everyone was ready for the circus. I used to love, love, love the circus.

I just didn't like the cannons. I didn't really understand what was the skill involved

when you jump into a cannon and get shot out of a cannon and land in a big net with so

much room around you. Like I always thought, if you're going to land in a net, make it

a tiny little net. So you better land right or else there's a chance of getting hurt because

that's what you're looking for when you're at the circus, right? You want to see people

you know, to find death. The motorcycles that are in the globe, you know, the two and three

and four and five motorcycles going around the globe. That always fascinated me. The people

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