Welcome to Catholic Stuff You Should Know, a J-10 initiative.

Hey, everyone, welcome to the podcast. This is Father Sean. And Father John. Great to be with you.

You as well. I feel like, well, we typically record in person, but

it definitely affects things when you're online. Well, I appreciate you making the drive up today

because we were going to sneak in one on Riverside online, but much better to be in Perkins. I agree.

I also have a lot of, you know, too many things I care to admit that I'm moving back into my old room, your room, and slowly I got to bring that stuff over. I like to think that I occupied your room. You sub-led it to me for one year because you live there for four years and now you're going to be there for very long time. So we're coming down to the end of these assignments here. This podcast comes out Thursday. We have about a week and a half left.

You're coming up on your 32nd birthday. 32nd, yeah. On Sunday? Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Sunday. Crazy.

32 years of life, two years, technically three years into the greatest bet ever made, which

for those of you who are following it very eagerly, Father Sean has quite the announcement to make.

That's right. So on Saturday, I woke up, celebrated Mass, heard a bunch of confessions,

and then I'm like, man, I've got nothing on the calendar i'd really like

to get a workout in and then i checked the wind app because you got to check the winds got to check the winds

and the winds were just like blowing east to west which never happens in the morning and i'm like i

got to do it i feel fresh i got to go do it so i went for high grade and I'm just talking along, but yeah, six seconds.

He beat me by six seconds. Now, I'm going to pull up the stats on high grade, but can you explain

where this is in Denver very briefly? So this is, yeah, Southwest Denver, you kind of start along

Chatfield Reservoir, which is this area where

kind of the, they pump the water over the divide for the city, Chatfield Reservoir.

You start there, it's all flat, and then immediately you just get into the hills,

Deer Creek Canyon, and then you go up, I don't know, maybe three miles, and then you

take hard left up, they call it high grade i imagine just because there's a

high percentage grade of of um the the steepness of the road uh but it's a beautiful beautiful

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