You're listening to Draft Kings Network. A genuine legend in our midst, somebody who basically made a sport matter in this country.

I feel like I can say that without over flattering the skateboarding legend and now a gaming and cultural icon

in Tony Hawk. You winced on that. Thank you. Well, I mean, it's a lot. But those things are

also. I said nothing that was wrong. I appreciate it. That is everything is correct. Your

body has paid the price for that to be the glory. Was it worth it? I will concur on that on that point.

Was it worth it? Yes. Always. I'm here. I still get to talk about it. I still get to do it.

It is wild. It is crazy, right? Like if you took me back to the early 1980s on whatever it is you

thought your life would be, what did it look like from back there?

Well, I was very young.

So I certainly didn't think I was choosing a career because there was no career to be made.

When I turned pro, it meant that I just moved up

a division and competition,

and then I was gunning for $100 first place prize money.

So that didn't feel like a career move.

And I was young enough and naive enough to just think,

oh, this is fun.

And then as I started to get into my later years of high school,

it became a living.

And I realized when I graduated that,

oh, I already have everyone's figuring out what they're

going to do with their life. I have a career path, although I didn't know how long it would last,

but, you know, ignorance is bliss and youth is wasted on the young. It is wasted on the young,

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