Would you agree with that?

Absolutely.

I mean, I can, for those of your listeners who don't know, I can host an event called CHIO, C-H-I-O, every year in June.

And it's really the most, in a lot of ways, it's the most special event of the year.

The crowd here is phenomenally knowledgeable.

And so they're, you know, breathing with every rider, exhaling over every jump.

It's really very exciting.

What was your feeling about cross-country day and the course and how tough it was and all that?

Do you want to just, in your own words, give us a picture of your experience with eventing?

Yeah, I mean, really, it's just that I think eventing is the ultimate horse sport.

I love my horse sports.

And so I retired early so I could travel.

So I retired 10 years ago.

Prior to that, I'd really only done the 2010 WEG in Lexington.

That was the only sort of big event.

Do you want to just share some of those experiences and what you've done around there?

It's true.

And I will never forget it, right? I was just talking to God driving, and I went and I parked, and I was supposed to go in the building two, and I went into building one.

And I met the Filipino, MK, Eli, and then while being around them, I met Matt.

And I said, "This gotta be a sign." You understand? My coworker just telling me all these guests asking for me 'cause I funny, and now I'm meeting a guy that wants to start a comedy culture in Kemi and wanna start the show.

He's sitting down talking to different businesses and people to open venues.

And I was like, "You know what? Let me try it." I reach out to Matt.

I, I took it, got his number from MK, and then I reached out, and then he gave me 10 minutes, and then the rest is history.

Mm.