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Oh, the amount of tears and, yeah, battles I've had. And I think useless.

Okay. For nothing. Oh, for not. I'm not. I started skiing at five. So.

Oh, okay. And were you good by like five or six? Yeah, and I've never forgotten. So if I put skis back on, it comes back to me. My dad taught me when I was five. And we used to go once a year for a week. So for a whole week, you'd be skiing. Yep. I think that's the key, Danielle. Just don't go one day thinking like. Yeah, we weren't going to't going to do that. Because when I learned to ski, that's, that's always what we did. We did two

family vacations a year. One was to Hawaii and the other one was a ski vacation. And like, they were

all, the ski, we went skiing for at least three days in a row, which I remember by the end of day two, I was like, my whole body hurts. Like, I'm sore. And my dad being like, mind over matter. We will hit the mountain the next day. And I also have never forgotten, like, I mean, I don't even remember the last time, how long ago was it that I was on skis? but I was, I, like, put them on and I was like, am I I even gonna know how to do this? I was doing black diamonds by the end of the day it was like yeah, I'm back. Yeah. You just, it's like riding a bike. It is. It's like riding a ski. All right. Who's got pre-show job? We should have been recording this. We should have been recording this. Welcome to PodMeets World. I'm Daniel Fisiel. Let's move on, people. I got to do. You just said you don't have... I know, but I like people to think I do. You got nothing. I'm literally wearing what I slept in last night. That's not even a joke. Oh, my God, dude. It's so great. Will, do you ski? I have skied a couple times. I've never liked it. It's just you're cold and you start at the top and then you go all the way to the bottom and then you're just where you started. It's like, I can't stay here and have a drink? What the fuck's the point? No. Oh my God. You feel like you're flying? You're out in the trees, on the mountain. There's nothing better. There's lots and lots of things better. Nope. So, yeah, no, not interested. Jensen broke his hand on the lift once. Why do you break your hand on the lift?

Can Jensen ski?

Yeah, Jensen can ski.

He just can't get on the lift.

I mean, yeah, it depends what you call ski if I can't get off the lift.

Exactly.

Yeah, but he is a little afraid.

That's one of the reasons why he's happy to just postpone taking the kid skiing

is that after breaking his hand falling off of the lift why he's happy to just postpone taking the kid skiing is that after

breaking his hand falling off of the lift, getting off the lift, he's like, we don't need to do that again.

Yeah, I would wait, I would wait at least until they're both over seven. And then, yeah, make sure

you do three days in a row, first day with an instructor that's not you. Yeah, I plan on putting him in ski school. Yep. That's what my brother-in-law does. He taught me out of ski and less than it. It was like three hours and I was shushing all over the place. Shush. Shush. I got it. I was like, wow, you've never, you've never shush. This is the difference between East Coast to West Coast skiers. Shush. Shush.

Yeah. I got it. I was like, wow, you've never, you've never shush? This is the difference between East Coast and West Coast skiers.

Shush.

Shush.

Yeah, I was.

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