It's a Friday.

One more day for Mego and Curtis and I in Hilton Head, South Carolina, after the 34th annual Greg Hill Classic to benefit the Greg Hill Foundation yesterday.

Great day of golf, weather cooperated.

It was awesome.

Awesome.

We had a blast.

Great day.

I saw a great shot on the social media.

Nailed the putt. Like a 30-foot putt. I'm 72 is actually what it's going to be by tomorrow. Great bogey. It was double? You know, didn't want the snowman, Greg. I played horribly, but it was a one putt. Carolyn came and immediately just started filming, and I nailed the putt, and that was the one of the put I had all day. Nailed it, nailed it. It was a great day. Max Lane is awesome. Oh, you play with Max Lane. What a gentle giant. He is, yes, he is. And he was, you know, we talked a little ball, but generally speaking, he was interested in what we're doing and was, it was just, I don't know, it's a great group of people you have.

I'm very grateful for this world that you have allowed me into.

And we just, was speaking to Susan, Massachusetts is the smallest big state in the world.

Yes. My best friend on the planet, Jeff Cotson, and Susan good friends. Do we each other, both in the produce industry. Jeff's dad, Peter Cotson, worked with Susan, and she's here. She's one who called yesterday saying she was coming by. Yeah. Just absolutely crazy. Came all the way from North Carolina over here to South Carolina. Okay. To hang out. So thank you, Susan.

Yeah.

Nice, very nice to see you and nice to meet you.

Good people all around.

It was great.

Wiggy, you did not intersect with Max career-wise, correct?

Um, I think we might have for a minute at the end of his career.

I'd have to double check if he was

hearing. You don't really remember names. Like that's what you're trying to. I know, I remember Max

Lane. What was his number? What was that? I remember Max Lane. I remember watching him in the

Super Bowl in 96. Like as a Pats fan. I mean, you know, it was a tough loss, but, I mean, Max Lane had a good career in the NFL. I told him about how Ken would always rip him, and he said, well, next year have Ken come. Well, it was Reggie White. It was Reggie White. Yeah, that's the difference. I don't think there were many people that can block Reggie White. He was not able to block Redgie. I mean, Dwight Freeney's a tough matchup, and Ken still ripped Matt Light for that. Yeah.

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