I need to start off by telling you a story about my childhood.

When I was maybe eight or nine years old,

I remember my dad and my grandfather came in

and they were rushing around me and my brother.

Get ready, get ready, we got to go, we were going to go do something special and so we were thinking,

yay, something special, this is great.

And we got and we rushed over to this hotel where they were doing some kind of convention or something like that and a great man named Roger Stalbach was the speaker at this thing.

And so if you're not a football fan,

Roger Stalbach is easily one of the greatest

quarterbacks of all time.

He was just incredible.

But at being eight or nine years old,

I really didn't know who he was, know so we're gonna go meet this great football player and I saw him and I was like he's old to be a football player

but uh... so we went we rushed to this place and I got to meet him and he even threw a ball to me and oh I caught it was awesome you know and he wrote on a football to

football to Josh Roger Roger Stalbach,

signed it to me, just specifically to me,

I got this football signed by Roger Stalbach, you know.

But to me, it was a football.

And what do you do with footballs?

You throw them and you kick them.

And I remember my dad on the verge of a panic attack

every time he saw my brother and I, just in the yard,

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