Buy a truck, never do truck stuff. Be a man. There was a local truck that drove into the Cormoran store. Yeah, we leave for one weekend, and the whole town falls apart. We pulled in, rolling deep, and just go right to Ryan's truck. My buddy Ryan over here is paying $14,000 a month in car insurance. Your headphones work, Siege? No. They don't? Yeah, I'm getting Millennial Farmered over here. Years don't. Really? Man, I can't believe Millennial did the whole freaking podcast like that. That sucks. Dude, you can't hear anything. I'm surprised you didn't just take the headphones off. I can't believe you could hear what we were saying. Dude, I texted him about that. And I was like, I'm, I'm so sorry. Like, that was bad. You know, I wish you'd said something, but thank you for tough and through it. He goes, oh, I thought it was like a radio thing. I was on NPR one day and I didn't have sound there either. I go, no, you have a terrible production too. Yeah, I was like, well, at least for as bad as MPR. It's like every time I go on, they made me put these stupid things on.

They don't do anything.

So he just, it's two times in a row. production too. Yeah, I was like, well, at least we're as bad as MPR. It's like every time I go on, they made me put these stupid things on.

They don't do anything.

So he just, it's two times in a row.

What are the odds?

And then he just didn't do it. He's like, I thought it was just what they did. Are we good enough, Ken? Ken? Ken's, you know, as you can imagine, after announcing the truck giveaway and a lot of fire merch,

he is in the cockpit, just grinding. He has a solid crew today. It's a Saturday. He has a solid

crew of helpers and they're sending out lots of orders. I'm updating the website. We're

restocking as much as we can. It's good. It's good. I really appreciate the sport. All of us do. Yeah, you guys are crushing it on the new merch drop and the truck giveaway. If you haven't heard already, I'm sure you have, though, if you're listening to this. But yeah, every time I think about Ken, I just can't help but kind of chuckle at him back there. Like, he's in, like, his own world.

They got their music playing, the different culture, and so much work to do.

Like, he has his work cut out for him.

For us, drop evening is like the end of this thing.

It's like the top of the mountain where we get to like be excited about all of

our work is paid off. And for him, it just, well, actually, it doesn't just start because he has

all the folding and organizing, but you can just see it at seven. Just like the, the color fades from

his face. He just walks back to the Birch Bay. I chuckled too because like it, it's the only time Ken wakes up earlier than me is during, like, after Merch drop, like he wakes up and leaves and, you know, I can hear him. Like, he's getting up at seven. And I'm like, man, this is nice getting to stay. You know, you can hear him leaving. You're like, I feel good staying in bed. Yeah. Everything we do, you know, it's work, but like we love the process of it.

So it doesn't feel like work, you know. We love the grind of it. I don't think Ken loves a single second of what he's doing back there. He's just doing it. Maybe. Maybe. I think he might, he wouldn't, he'd be lost without it, I think. Yeah. I think you could ask him though and be like, do you hate it? And he'd be like, absolutely not. And then you'd like, do you love it?

He'd be like without it, I think. Yeah. I think you could ask him though and be like, do you hate it?

And he'd be like, absolutely not.

And then you're like, do you love it?

He'd be like, absolutely not.

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