What have you had to overcome to get to where you are today?

206-803 rock.

Hello David, welcome to the men's room.

Ola, pitches.

Ola!

How are you guys doing?

We're doing great man.

Perfect.

So I'm 37 now, but when back in 2008 when I was 20, I actually had a stage four testicular cancer.

Stage four. Jesus.

Yeah, that's going up to the neck but then it stops at the neck.

Lance Armstrong had it in his brain.

I had it up to my neck. Golly, but you don't even have a bracelet.

So did they first...

You can't even ride a bike.

Yeah, come on.

Did they first diagnose it at stage four? Yeah, I was stupid. I was 20. I, you know, it happens a lot with men with, especially stuff like this. They just take forever and don't tell me.

I do know that testicular cancer is mainly happening with men.

Are you trying to tell me that there were signs and symptoms that you can see and you didn't address it?

Not particularly, but I had a loss of energy. I felt like crap.

And then what the kicker was, I had a lymph node, which is essentially looks like a tumor pop out of my neck.

So it looked like someone like had a softball in my neck essentially while I was at work one day all of a sudden.

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