Welcome back to Kfarukast, everyone. I am solo again. Me or Frank may get fired, although I am the boss from being gone too much, but Frank, I think we'll be back on the mic tomorrow.

Today I've got a longtime friend and kind of a unique, I may say unique, a little bit unique in the person in the outdoor world,

especially where he lives and what he gets to do, Tyler Friel.

Thanks for coming on, man.

Yeah, no problem, man.

Unique's a kind way of putting it.

Well, that's unique.

You can handle the cold like you do.

Good God, I die up there.

You're out of Fairbanks for those who don't know, which, well, what's the temperature today up there?

It's actually pretty warm. It's like 20 degrees right now. And it's been like, I don't know, hanging, at my house, hanging between 10 and 15 lately. It was kind of a warm fall, and then the bottom, you know, eventually as all has happened,

the bottom kind of dropped out of it.

So now it's more normal temperatures.

But, uh, yeah, so it's, I don't know, it doesn't bother me too much,

although by April it's getting pretty old.

Oh, yeah, for sure.

I, uh, I've got buddies that have lived up there that have told me like, dude, it seems really cool, but don't go.

You hate the cold because it's like 10 months of pain for two months of fun, basically, uh, you know, three months of fun, um, you know, as far of fun, you know, as far as weather goes.

Oh, yeah, man.

Yeah, it can really, I don't know, it can be pretty rough on you.

I don't know, I think the biggest thing as far as cold for me is just in long winters is just being out and doing stuff kind of as long as you can keep occupied

as like cliche as that sounds it really does make a difference. I got to say I think today's I think

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