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Yeah. He ends in Texas for all the five days now. It's up in the north. He's just segregated himself and the rest of us. It's also not chilly. I golfed Saturday morning. Got lucky. There's like no wind, but it was like 39. By the end of the round is like 53. I was chilling.

Like I've had a beanie on to start.

I started sweating it.

I was like,

I got to take this off with my 39 by the end of the round is like 53. I was chilling.

Like I've had a beanie on to start.

I started sweating it.

I was like,

I got to take this off,

put my hat on.

I'm trying not to get my days confused.

The last day I golfed would have been Wednesday in Chicago.

And it was the feels like was 37.

It was low. Was it windy? Oh, yeah. All right. The wind stinks. The wind makes it tough. It's also funny that I was the same way when I played and a lot of guys that do it are the same way of like you keep your days straight by just knowing the last time you golfed. You're like, all right, I golfed on Wednesday. So today must be Friday,

because that was two days ago. Yeah. It was a challenge out there, but braved it, brave the element. I grew up in that, you know, that's the one, people are like, oh, you grew up in the north. How do you, you're not, it's baseball is not that cold. That I have never agreed with that. The one thing I do agree with, though, is I did grow up not being afraid to fight the freezing cold to play golf. Oh, yeah. I'm still that way. I'm okay with it. One of my buddies last Saturday, he goes, oh, it's probably like our last round of the year. I said, I don't know what you're talking about. It's supposed to be 50 again next week. Like, I will go as late as courses are open. Like, of course they're still open in mid-December.

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