So yeah, I'd love to start off a little bit, Rick, about who's the book for and what got you into writing a book about golf and all the, the themes around it.

When I, when I retired from the corporate world, there was something missing in my success that could be defined by things that I had.

And I took a job as a supervisor at one of the park district golf courses in Fort Wayne, and there I met dozens and dozens of retired people who had been playing golf there since the early '20s, and then on beyond that.

And then these stories started to come together for me in a very sweet kind of way.

It's not really about golf at all.

It's more about life and the things that the, the game of golf and the background of golf would teach you about living a better life and helping and mentoring people, like a caddie would.

A caddie would carry the weight.

Mm-hmm.

The Cicadas are so cool.

It's so good.

But, um, yeah, back to the, I started getting risky and throwing it in a bit tighter in the structure and stuff, and there was this one little, like, eddy-type gap.

And I tossed this Cicada in there, and soon as it hit the water, this thing come from nowhere and just stalked the lure.

And I'm like, "Shit, this is a cracking fish.

This thing is, like, 45 easy all day long."

... or say thank you to?

Uh, yeah, 100%.