What's the, the most thing you're proud about from this event?

Just how smooth it ran, 'cause it did not feel like it was going smooth.

Like, it was one of those things where, you know, it felt to me like, okay, this went wrong.

How do I fix it? Oh, we got this problem, we got this problem, uh, and then the players were like-

Yeah

... and then the players were like, "No, this went great." And I'm like, "Okay, cool." [laughs]

Tired, but good.

Yeah, exhausted.

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What's the, the most thing you're proud about from this event?

Just how smooth it ran, 'cause it did not feel like it was going smooth.

Like, it was one of those things where, you know, it felt to me like, "Okay, this went wrong.

How do I fix it? Oh, we got this problem, we got this problem, uh," and then the players were like-

Yep.

Um, to answer your question, the biggest...

To me, what seemed like the biggest and hardest thing was getting enough, like, physical, like, tables, mats, terrain.

Um, we ended up, we're borrowing from a few tournaments in the area in terms of, like-

I would agree with that.

Yeah.

I think there might be room to...

I mean, this is a much bigger discussion, but there might be room to have a, like, let's look back and see how important has round six been.

[laughs]

[laughs] Um, yeah, no, it's a real strong team.

It, I mean, just 'cause, I mean, not only we're a strong region, I'll say that 'cause I'm a Midwest guy, but also Billy's shaking his head at me.

Um, but also, like I said, we can field, we're fielding our best players, and you don't always get that at Masters.

I would agree with that.

Yeah.

I think there might be room to...

I mean, this is a much bigger discussion, but there might be room to have a, like, let's look back and see how important has round six been.