... what's the craziest story you've heard or witnessed, uh, about, um, a, a guy when he was traded or, you know, something of the, uh, how someone kinda kills time like that or, or did something unusual when they joined the team?

Yeah.

Normally those, uh, so those stories and, uh, the trades are nor- they're not the glamorous part of the game 'cause you get traded and then, uh, you're, sometimes you're expected to play the next day.

You can be on the road like he was, and you don't get to go home.

You don't get to get all your stuff.

You just fly directly to that city, take your gear, clothes that are on you, you start playing, and the rest you gotta figure it out.

Sometimes the team will get back home, the trainers will go to your apartment, pack your stuff up, take it.

... during that brief time?

That's sort of a unique outreach that I think a lot of people really need.

Yeah, thanks for asking.

So, yeah, it is next weekend at the David L. Lawrence, 16th and the 17th, a good family event.

A friend of mine, they pay for the entire thing and put it on.

Last year, 2,000 people received care, and it's completely free.

So I think that's maybe one of the reasons that they don't get more people is people think there's always a catch.

But it is completely free for dental care and hearing care on site.

I mean, if you look at, let's take like a toxic