[laughs]

Myles Anderson arguing against Saskatchewan being the toughest Canadians.

Uh, this, I just wanna say, Kelly, before we start this next round, that it's named figuratively.

Okay?

[clapping] [cheering]

You know what you get when you Google toughest sports team ever? You get NHL tough guys from Sask: Kelly Chase, Joey Kocur, Kerry Clark, Wendell Clark, Barry Melrose, Killer Kaminski, and two farmers, and that was a Saskatchewan softball team.

How was

that experience for you guys? Really quite tough and not in a way that I thought it would be.

So I remember when she started in year six and I had loads of people messaging me saying, you know, this is, this is the year.

It's overwhelming.

It's a lot like emotionally and physically and all of those things.

Um, and I'm like, I'm fine.

I'm fine.

It felt like there should have been like fireworks or like something happening.

Can you tell us what was going on in your business when you first decided to come to coaching?

Oh, sure.

That was about two years ago.

I had been an LMT, um, I've been licensed since 2013, and doing MFR only since August of 2022.

I had transitioned my business over where I was doing deep tissue and cupping and was, like, at that point in that business, like 70 to 80% booked most of the time.

I transitioned to MFR, and, uh, that number dropped dramatically.

[laughs] So it kind of takes a hit to your confidence, too.

Yes.

[cheering] [clapping]

Okay.

I gotta admit, I messed this up when I got this debate.

I thought I was debating pools versus darts, as in swimming pools versus Hacken Dart cigarettes.

[laughing]

Darts is for the elites, the rules and the math.

It's impossible to look cool throwing a dart.

Who are you impressing at the bar tossing a needle with wings using your best limp-wristed overhand high arc technique?