I was there at heart.

Yeah, the fever.

Oh, Fielder fixed you up, didn't.

No, when we were back at Grand American, Mark, he did a shirt swap with us and brought fever over and we got,

you know, pictures of him in front of the banner and stuff. It's pretty cool. He's a nice guy.

I think he ended up, he had some issues at the hunt that night. And I don't know what they are,

but those, are they Cyprus, what do they call them things? They're like,

come out of the ground. They're like a Cypress route. They're just like this stub that comes up.

And I guess he hit his knee on it. So I haven't really talked to him since then, but he told me,

I'm bringing my lucky t-shirt to the hunt. So we wore one of our shirts to the plot. It's plot days, right? Yeah. Yeah. I know there's two. Yes, this was the APHA,

or APA, the American Plot Association. I tell you what, just from being there, there was a lot,

a lot more people there this year than there has been in the past at least two.

The weather was horrible Friday from the guys that I talked to poured down rain and they still had like record numbers, record numbers attendance.

But I seen Mark Saturday morning and, you know, fever done pretty good.

He won, I don't know if it was a water race or something.

He won that and then he won his cast, night champion cast.

So he only needs two more wins to grand out.

Tree contest, too.

I think you took something.

Yeah, Filder.

Phil and Ham's got a pretty, you know, pretty nice little dog.

I mean, they're going to probably, you know, quadruple grand that dog out,

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