... was the turning point for you? Talk, talk to me about it.

Yeah, not at all.

Um, so, I, I mean, growing up, I never really knew what I wanted to do.

I was your stereotypical ADHD kid that wasn't great at school, didn't really love anything, and when I got to college, I just was kinda thinking, "What can I pick that I hate the least that I can stand doing, 'cause there's nothing that I love the most?" And I found psychology, and psychology intrigued me.

Um, and, uh, and I went and I applied for grad school to get a master's in school psychology.

Um, I didn't really know what that was.

I thought it was, you know, talking to kids and helping them test and getting, getting supports and whatnot.

That's crazy.

Nate, you can close us out.

All right, well, I, I'll tell you what.

On, on Kathleen, so she, she qualified with, um, Andy, and they had a bit of an adventure over on that machine.

Um, I think their A side or their B side, whatever the other side was, was a two-person that had a lever, so they ended up playing the final course as a four-man, merging the groups together.

It was a whole thing, but getting to play five games with, uh, with Haas must have been, must have been fun for her as well.

So yeah, definitely won the tournament there.

Um, on a kind of both ways one, so, uh, Kevin Duda, um, I think he does a couple tournaments a year.

Yeah.

Nate, who do you have?

I was conflicted on this one.

I did have JD kind of in my top two.

I mentioned before, right, only tourney winner on this sheet, I believe.

That's not in group one, or at least PEGT tourney winner.

Craig Sander, always solid.

broken through into kind of like the top 10 area so far in 2027 at least in in calendar 27 but um also is never going going on to he's just getting the job done making the cut winning matches um So we just had a little tournament here in Boston a couple of weeks ago in a little tournament, about 30 guys or so.

because he's playing well or because you like him

I do want to ask, since you're pretty in the know, are there any like online trends or digital behaviors right now that are really concerning you that you're seeing students deal with?

Right now, the biggest thing I think is group chats, whether that be in text messages or whether that be on social media platforms.

Group chats are the bane of our existence at the schools right now because they're using those chats to be unkind to each other, to bully each other.

And even if they're not doing it on their smartphones...

They're using school-issued devices to create these ghetto chat rooms.

They'll take Google Docs, for example, which is a living document.

When someone updates it, everyone who has access to it, and if they're viewing the document, it updates in real time.

That feels very scary for young people to be in that world so early on.