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It's kind of a widely varied career.

It started out as a PhD in aerospace engineering way back in the 90s and 2000s, which we'll show you in a second or talk more about in a second, involves computational fluid dynamics or CFD for short.

So I was heavily into that.

And then I took a detour into visual effects.

I worked at Industrial Light and Magic and Lucasfilm for a number of years.

And then after that, I got involved with the metaverse and video games at a startup and Roblox.

So tell us about what you've been doing there.

So help us understand.

Yeah, no kidding.

We've been looking all over online for video, and the stuff that's being created with AI or it's coming from a city in the States, it's really tough to tell what's coming out of here.

But the stuff in the, in the late hours of Friday, the early moments of this fire, when it hit west of Summerland, it was moving so quickly the firefighters had to pull out, and people went from...

They weren't on evacuation alert.

That became an order, the usual progression.

There was nothing going on, and then suddenly there was someone at their door saying, "Get out right now." And it was a matter of minutes for people to get out, to grab their stuff.

Uh, I'm assuming that even though it's very scary, the, the general all things Okanagan people vibe is, is still present.

Can you remember some of those first bands or some of those first sort of performances that you did that sort of that took from what you did in your bedroom to another level?

Yeah, well, I mean, there wasn't many bands, certainly not in our school.

I went to Conyers School in Yarm.

And I think there was one other band a couple of years ahead of us, maybe my sister's age, that played ACDC and heavy rock and all this kind of stuff.

And it was a great guitarist.

He was called Angus.

No, he wasn't called Angus.

What are you going to play for us,

What are you usually playing out there?

So I usually play anywhere from a two to four leg parlay for these, you know, for the same game.

So it's the same game parlay.

For the show, I was going to do two things starting off, you know, for the daily shorter videos, do a prediction, what I think is going to win or lose, whether the A's are going to win or lose.

Not necessarily betting, you know, A's money line or, you know, Yeah.

But just, you know, my opinion, if I think, you know, who's pitching, who's hurt, you know, if they're going to win or not, and then that'll sort of change how I bet.

If I think they're going to lose, maybe bet other teams, you know, player props to get over hits, over, you know, doubles, singles, RBIs, whatever.

Um, now when, when can everyone expect you getting rolling? One's going to be your first short, uh, when's it going to be your first show, all that good stuff.

Au contraire.

Exact.

J'étais, j'étais là pour le mentorer, pour le coacher.

Puis moi, je, jamais je-- à un moment donné, surtout un entrepreneur, créateur de contenu, il faut, pour vraiment exceller, il faut que ça vienne de lui.

Tu sais, moi, je peux pas tout faire pour lui.

Puis moi, j'ai été un accélé-, un accélérateur pour lui.

Puis he was off to the races.

Je te, je-

So what's the latest?

Well, there are a lot of questions people are asking of RCMP, of the premier who visited the area yesterday, about this shooter, 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar, who police say had a history of mental health issues.

They were familiar with this shooter.

They'd been to the family home multiple times.

Jesse Van Rootselaar had been apprehended under the Mental Health Act before.

Weapons had been seized from the home and then returned.

So there are a lot of questions about what led up to this.

What can you tell us about what's happening on a federal level? We heard comments from Prime Minister Mark Carney yesterday, but, you know, in terms of mourning or perhaps policy or what his schedule looks like, you know, what are things looking like at a federal level?