Moorpark College

Yeah.

So we're at Moorpark College for whatever reason.

We're like, I don't know.

I don't know, man, if tensions were high or not.

It's like, oh, yeah, let's kind of just, you know, without it having to go in any direction, just kind of getting to share these stories.

This is obviously, we've been doing this now for, you know, individually probably close to 30 years.

I mean, we started Moorpark College Wrestling together.

I was 18, you were 20.

Now the last two grace on both those games, um, it is the one home.

No, it's one of two home fields that are, is grass, um, It's not that big a deal to Grace because they practice on grass even though they play on turf at Royal and Moorpark College.

So it is kind of the two teams that are used to playing on grass, playing on grass against each other in a big moment.

So yeah, I'm jealous.

And then, uh, when I graduated with biology degree, I, I decided I wanted to something a little more hands-on.

And I went to Moorpark College, which is an exotic animal training and management program also in Southern California.

Uh, America's Teaching Zoo is what they have called it, and I thought, "What a great opportunity," because where do you get hands-on experience with wildlife? How, how, how would I do that? And so once I went to Moorpark, I realized, "I don't think I wanna work in a lab.

I think I wanna work in the care side of these animals."

We got a couple films, Farmers to Fishermen, Guppy Girls, um, the underwater footage, the film.

Um, uh, we're gonna go and film at Moorpark College Saturday, so we have that J- that Jack Hanna film, plus a career pathway.

So anyway, but Kenny's been part of the filming, and we'll get back to the Coastal Critters when, um, when we're done with the Blue Carpet Premiere.

Can you hear me?