But how we started

was just...

Win that segment first, right? We also know that there's a large crowd of young, I'd say, what are they called now? Not millennials.

Gen Zs.

They're living in the village.

They're living in high rises.

They're young, maybe newly married, no kids.

Andy and I have experience in this.

Andy and I have experience in this.

Yeah, we get that question a lot.

It's big.

There's no doubt about it.

I think what you look at and what we do is we're excited about the improvements that they've made on the West Concourse and the premium sections.

The field is in really great shape.

If you've been to a Trinity game lately, the field is always in – not always, but currently in really good shape.

What is the plan to make that work?

And I'm excited for, you know, where it's going to go.

Yeah, I think, you know, we're playing a possession game, obviously, you know.

And, you know, but with possession games, you got to be able to, you know, find the net.

You know, I thought after Jasmine's goal there at the beginning of the second half of this game, too, I thought that'd be a spark and just kind of a gut punch when we allowed the own goal off the I forgot who was off of.

But, you know, I think what I'd say through all this is Matt's right.

I don't get too lost in the, you know.

formations and things like that i'd be lying to you if i thought i was into that but i i am into the games like i'm up there and i you know thank god i we're upstairs and the referees can't hear me because i i have i do yell out every now and then and my wife has to throw me an elbow and tell me to to be quiet so um but i i like the style of play yeah we want to win yeah i don't want to win every single game um but it is too early you know what's interesting is we I did a player survey recently.

We argue

I think that, you know, as mountain guides, we're-

we're-Once again, it's, it's making our job easier and it's maintaining access, hopefully even for the years to come, to the Mer de Glace basin, uh, which is absolutely key for us, both for the Vallee Blanche descent during the winter, and also in the summer for accessing, uh, the five high mountain huts that are key base camps for alpinism around the Mer de Glace.

And what about levels of fitness then? How fit do you need to be to be able to do this type of thing?

Um, I mean, you don't need to be a super fit ultra runner, but it certainly helps if you've done pr- some preparation.

Um, it is 100 miles and there is roughly 10,000 meters of ascent and descent at altitude on some fairly tough terrain.

So you have to be prepared for that.

You know, it's not plain sailing and it's not super easy every step of the way.