It's been far too long since we had this man on the headmaster, the cap father.

What are you going by these days, Larry?

Usually just Larry.

Hey you.

Some pronoun.

I always feel weird when people actually call me by my name.

It usually means like I'm about to get bad news.

That goes back to your parents actually.

They would only call me by my name when I had gotten in trouble.

Yeah, hi, Harry.

I think I barely remember what my wife's name is because it's always just,

hey, honey, it seems weird to say it.

You haven't been married that long.

Is it gotten that way for you?

I did resolve that I would never use a honey as like an affectionate.

That was like too much of like what my mom and like stepfather did.

So like when I was like a 10 year old, I was like, all right, I'm not going to call

my wife honey when it comes down to it.

So we're going to have you on obviously to talk about sports business clustering.

This is now going to be our fourth year doing it together.

I'm very excited to talk about that.

A lot of great alumni.

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