Inline skates

It is a little bit of a niche sport.

And when you let in, you talked about Rollerblade being invented here in Minnesota.

Scott Olson, who invented Rollerblade, I'm sure he'll be here this weekend skating the race as well.

That's awesome.

Greg, do you want to tell us a little bit about race day, what that experience is like for you? How do you typically handle the day of the race?

And kind of fun.

Rollerblade was kind of a banger.

And honestly we should do it at some point.

Because it is fucking weird.

I saw,

like, I, you

know, I was like, oh, I saw, like, Rollerblade, and, like, I know, like, Erica and Lance had done Demon Lover on Unsung Horrors.

and were like said it was really good so i was like you know what like some of these look pretty fun i'm gonna watch these and then i got so far into it that i was just like i gotta finish and you know it was at work so it's like i was getting paid so whatever but man they're they're fucking bad they get so bad there's one of them that i watched that was like just Donald G Jackson driving around in a car, right.

Of course.

And I said, by the way, if you show up in Rollerblades, it's got to be Rollerblades, and make the entire journey with me, we're raffling off free Skankfest tickets.

Give it to the only person

who's doing it.

It was like Corey Feldman or Corey Haim was in it, and it was terrible.

There were gangs on Rollerblades.

That was bad.

How did I miss that? It took place in Cincinnati, and it's a kid who moves to town.

Oh.

And then Blade, Rollerblades came

out.

Hey, Rollerblades.

They're back too, actually.

Are they? Kids these days are wearing, like, 90s things.

I'm here today with Daniel from Two Rivers Lawn and Landscape out of Maple Grove, Minnesota.

In this conversation, we're going to talk about him going from 115K year one to over 800K year three, how the Blades of Glory, the Rollerblades, and his hockey background is basically what built his entire business to start.

And we're going to find out at the end his one piece of advice that I think is probably one of the best that's been given on any of these episodes.

You own a lawn and landscape company.