Provo River

It's very important.

Uh, you know, the Mirror Lake, the Provo River supplies 1.2 million people with primary and secondary water, and all of these tributaries and all of these drainages, like, that's our number one focus, is just trying to protect them, make them more resilient for, for against what, you know, high intensity wildfire.

'Cause, you know, what, what's the difference between one of these fires, these broadcast burns, and a high intensity wildfire watershed-wise? What's the difference?

So wildfire, let's...

He's built a house.

Um, has gone fly fishing on the Provo River.

And then I thought it was interesting when he was asked by Thurrell what he brings to the club, um, you know, he said, "Hey, I," like, "I dunk." But then he said, "You know what? Like, I've been around a little bit, and I had my ups and downs, and I had a terrible fourth year in New Orleans where things went wrong, and I gotten myself in trouble off the court, and I, I made, I made, you know, I've made some terrible decisions, and I'm here to hopefully help these guys not make those." And I just was...

I'll just give him this.

How fun is that, Mike? Don't have to wait all day.

Yeah, unfortunately, I am going to be, I think, on the Provo River with our pre- and post-game producer on the TV side, Adam Hill.

He's taking me fishing.

So...

I did miss, um, I normally around this, for the last five years, I think, that, um, Nourishing Kin has been doing their thing they always do at Mabon.

They do a thing at the Provo River.

We get together.

We, um, we make new besoms, and we burn our old besoms from last year.

Mm

... one year.

And then we always do, like, a dip in the Provo River.

What we call it cold plunge, but it's not-