They handled them on defense outside of those two plays.

I also think that it's Like, it's the view of this guy who – and, like, it all depends on what lens you want to look at this from.

If you want to look at this from the eyes of, like, a college football fan, you'd probably look at this and be like, man, they only won by 10.

They were losing in the fourth quarter.

Like, Jesus, like, what is going on here? If you look at it through the eyes of a Michigan State fan, I actually come away from this game like, am I thrilled that you had to come back in the fourth quarter against Toledo? No.

No. You're not.

But at the same point in time, they did.

the offensive

He- help describe your role and what it is you do here on a day-to-day basis.

Uh, so for me personally, it's all about the guests.

It's all about the customers, taking care of them day to day, listening to feedback, you know, just doing things that can help improve their experience.

Um, so part of my day is teaching.

I, I call it the teaching team.

You know, we do things together as, as coaches and instructors.

I've got three other coaches that do a great job.

I don't wanna, you know, get y'all in trouble or anything, but, but there's, like, this kinda middle space even between where I see gathering happens and people sitting down or instruction or whatever, even in the indoor pickleball courts.

Mm-hmm

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it come, come and go as you please.

I do enjoy going to them, but to be honest, I also love training alone because I, Highland games and throwing is like my life discipline.

It's how I work through a lot of stress in my life, and it's become a very positive thing for me.

Um, Strongman was like that for me too, but I have a throwing background so when I f- when I found Highland games and discovered that it was something I could actually do, something that's not overseas, something that's local and something I can partake in, and I fell in love with it.

It became like my life discipline.

Mm-hmm.

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Yeah, not going to lie.

I felt like I had a better game than the week before, which was 72.

I actually felt like I actually had more of the ball.

As you know as footballers, you actually know when you have a good day.

And I've gone, geez, I must be pretty close here.

And all the boys were pumping me up when we were playing and after the game and stuff like that.

Have you just won the league BNF for the last eight years? No.

As if you can counter that in a game of footy.

No, I didn't have no counters.

But after the game, a few boys were like, geez, he actually looks like he had more than last week.

And there was a little bit of a joke during the week after 72 saying, you know, you've got to beat 81 set by prime a couple of years ago.

But, yeah, it actually felt like I had a bit more of the ball.

Yeah, it's just one of those things.

Like, I just want to play good footy and be a good leader for the club.

Were you selfless or are your teammates a bit pissed off with you? And did they celebrate you or did you have to celebrate at home just by yourself?

So what are some r- uh, l- legitimate regulations for running entertainment lasers here in the States? Like, is there a specific license, you know, agency that you're kind of reporting to? I know we kinda talked about this a little bit with the architecture laser that you have, but, like, just in terms of just normalized lasers that you can get from, you know, the big laser companies that are over that .5 watt, uh, limit, like what does that look like?

Yeah.

Um, Kvant lasers, Kvant and Unity, they're, they're the same, they're just different brands, and they've actually made this Unity line specifically for DJs and, and kinda smaller companies to where they can be accessible.

They, they've lowered the price, they've taken out some of the features, but still work amazing.

So Kvant and Unity lasers are the ones I highly recommend.

They're gonna have the best information out there as far as videos, wiki pages, and, and help from a, a support line.

And those are the ones I know best as well, so I'm always here to help out as well.

What would you say good laser design actually looks like? What separates someone who gets it from someone who doesn't?

What's that been like? I mean, you feel like you're almost in a completely different space in even that room, in that section.

Yeah, that's Robin's vision, which, again, just speaks to their character to give back to the community.

They do a lot of charitable stuff in there, a lot of foundation stuff for the community.

But then obviously, yeah, it's a public space.

So it fits about 64 people.

There's a quad TV in there.

It's its own intimate space within the environment, kind of sport, upbeat energy environment here.

Are people wanting to be outside during the day as well?

There's nothing good, there's nothing bad

badThat's one of the things that got me through, man.

And so I'll tell you, before I opened the first location in 2014 of Party Fowl, for about six months I had the same piece of, of, of prayer every night, and it was, "If this business is not gonna be a blessing on my life, my family's life, and the people who work here, don't even let me experience it.

Don't let me touch it.

Don't let me taste it.

I don't even wanna know what it feels like." And I pr- I, I prayed it away.

Like, if this is a mistake, I don't want it.

What the hell is Honky Tonk Party Ventures?