Hello and welcome to the game theory podcast.

I'm your host Sam Fasini.

We're presented by CLNS Media today on the show.

Dear Curtinbach is here.

We haven't talked to him in a month because he's been traversing all over planet Earth to make plans for a wedding to go on like a, what, like a United States trip?

Like how do we want to define the trip you just went on?

Chaos, complete chaos.

Anytime that you can go, I dominated the Pacific Northwest and Scotland, which are more

or less the same thing. So yeah, I get one month off a year, right? And it started with a trip to

Seattle, as per usual. My fiance's family's up there. But the defining moment of the trip, I'm getting on a flight to Seattle, as per usual. My fiancé's family's up there. But the defining moment of the

trip, I'm getting on a flight in Seattle, we're going to Scotland. It is 3 o'clock Pacific time,

just about 3 o'clock Pacific time, June 30th. And so I'm getting on the plane. I just get a text

saying it's going to be the Nets.

I may or may not have written enough, pre-written enough to cover my ass in that situation.

So I'm getting on a plane begging for there to be Wi-Fi.

And luckily, Norwegian Air came through.

And everything else from there was kind of a blur.

But yeah, you don't know stress,

like getting on a plane right as MBA tampering season officially ends and free agency

officially starts and not knowing if you'll have Wi-Fi for a 10-hour flight.

What is the Norwegian Air Wi-Fi like, Dieter? It's not great.

I'll tell you what, though, for the 15 extra bucks, you can get a steady stream above New Brunswick. And really incredible, really incredible living in the age that we live in.

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