being from calgary like how did you end up going the u.s junior route and then through with college in the ncaa

yeah um obviously like back then that was probably five six years ago when i made that decision it was kind of a weird one like everyone else playing with it's going to the western league right so I was drafted by Brandon.

On the way to main camp there, I drove down to North Dakota, like the U.S. route, and just checked out Grand Forks, checked out the rink.

And then went to Brandon.

I went to camp there.

And I don't know, like if you guys have ever been to the Grand Forks and seen the Ralph, it's a hard place to turn down.

So I guess I wasn't set on going college when I was that young.

That first pro game, was there a noticeable pace difference? A lot of people have asked me that since

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reason I say that is like a hermeneutic horizon is like literally the limits of intelligibility.

So it's sort of asking me to like stand on my own head or like, you know, or to like move the earth with my hands.

You know, it's like literally the thing I stand on.

So I can't like... maybe say anything about it as though it's like you can have it some sort of god's eye perspective outside all her harmonic horizons um but recently i've been trying to take a more um i don't know like like an approach to horizon making that acknowledges certain problems about how that comes about.

So like, I do agree.

I think I currently agree with Heidegger that the most basic hermetic horizon, if you want to call it, is our understanding of being or seinsverstandenness in the German.

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