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All right, let's talk a little Olympic hockey here for the power hour as we're all still buzzing from the big win yesterday.

I don't know how this is necessarily being received by all.

Like I can definitely see a lot of people saying in general it's another Olympic event to them.

It's like separate to me from the Olympics, honestly.

Like there's the Olympics and there's the little games and curling and bobsledding and

things like that that we're all interested in because they're cool looking.

But this is a separate entity this is

its own animal that's i feel like it's almost at a separate it's it's a different of it's almost

like a not even the olympics i mean i don't i don't know how to describe it but i don't even

maybe it's because it's all pros now and we know all the names and things like that. Is that a bug or a feature for you? Is that good? Does that make it more interesting to you or less? Because I've heard people say, oh, I don't like pros in the Olympics, whether it be basketball or hockey. And I'm like, really? Yeah, I don't care about that. I actually do care. I want best on best. I want to know. Well, yeah, that's what I'm saying.

Yeah. I don't have any issue with pros being in the Olympics. Especially in the age of NIL. Everybody's

getting paid somehow. Yeah. The second that the the dream team was a thing in the early 90s. All that went out the window.

Whether you liked it or not, that was obviously the way to go.

And other countries like Russia were cheating so long, for so long, you know, trying to play both sides.

And we're sitting there with our, you know, 19-year-old children that got, you know, literally had the biggest upset ever.

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