So in almost 15 years of doing what we do, we've never really been confronted with

a situation like this, as a lot of you know by this time our dear friend, the

enforcer Stevie Bradley, has passed away. We got this news last night and we're

still trying to process it but I we figured it'd probably be given that it's

it's such a weird thing because like being in the content creation business

we have like kind of a respite especially one more like build or engage in a

community type thing. Discussing things like this is like a necessity and

almost a responsibility to our audience to clue them in on what's good. He's

enforcer has obviously been a huge part of our lives. Yes. Yes. Like not just a

show but our actual personal lives for years now. Yeah. And so we just thought

we would get together and talk about them. Yeah. You know you mentioned the

15 years that we've been doing this and we've had the opportunity to meet and

befriend a great number of amazing, absolutely amazing people and the way

enforcer kind of joined what we do and the fit was so seamless and the chemistry

was there immediately. I remember I was going back today watching because like

I remember the first seeing his face was two things. I remember meeting him at

the New Japan show in Long Beach, the month of pyramid and seeing this this

absolute mountain of a man. Yeah. And just by his mere presence you can tell he

was the kindest soul. Yeah. The warmest person. Yeah. And he had that shirt with

my dumb face on it. And he comes up. Larsen. That's a pretty good impression. And

Larsen. And it's just you know you knew that he was good people. Yeah. Just by his presence.

And he just had that vibe about him. Yeah. And then Matt Chat, he was a regular

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