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Just because you have a good baseball swing doesn't mean you could drive golf balls, right?

Yeah.

Just because you could throw doesn't mean you could throw an X.

There's a follow-through.

Dude, the whole thing was aggravating. Like the timing of the rotation. Like, you can't even flick your wrist really. I'm there, like, flicking my wrist thinking I could do this, and I sucked at it. So it was a humbling experience. But again, no one ever tells you the difficulties involved in it. They just show you how fun it is and how

great everybody is all the time. Are you saying, uh, king spiral? Can't throw an X? King spiral. Me. King spiral.

I never throw a duck. Always a spiral. Realized right away that, oh, wow, this is a challenge.

And I accepted it. And I got into a groove and you can see everybody, they find their groove. I found my groove, but then you lose that groove, much like your golf game, I imagine. You think you got it. You think you figured it out. And then all of a sudden, you know, back to reality. Ah, I got to make that adjustment again. Yo, Rich, there's also a distance, much like bowling.

It's all about the follow through and the distance, right?

So, cake style, the distance.

Depending on where you stand, depends on the rotation of the axe.

You know what I mean?

Like how many spins you get in?

All I'm getting out of this story is that if there were a zombie apocalypse, axe is not your weapon.

You know what?

You're absolutely right.

Neither is archery, so I'm not a Daryl Dixon, nor am I a Paul Bunyan.

But I did my best, and I realized that people who seem to have no athletic ability were

able to figure this out quicker and faster than I was able to do it. Did you ever do this? I have, actually, yeah. Are you backing me up, though, that there's more involved than just throwing the axe? Yeah, and it's kind of like, I felt like it was similar to golf in a way, because it gets in your head, so a lot of it's mental. Yeah, it's frustrating, Rich. I would have loved to have seen you there, Rich, and Spot, just to see you struggle with it or figure it out or realize you're the natural at it. Dan Byer, are you ever throwing an axe before? You ever do this silliness? I've had a few axes to grind with some people, but never, I've never, never have tossed.

Spotty, you're next.

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