Talk to us about the three different continents that you played.

Okay, yeah, it's pretty drastic in a lot of ways, the hockey.

I think Australia and Europe are probably more similar.

And then obviously at O'Brien, the ice sheet's a lot bigger, similar to Europe, a lot of ranks in Europe.

Probably a little bit less... at least the league I played in, a little bit less structure, but more freedom.

For me, I enjoy having a lot of freedom, so it's not necessarily a bad thing.

Whereas in North America, man, you can get exposed very quickly if you're not in the right position or you hold on to the puck for a little bit too long, you're going to get hit pretty hard.

But Tyrone, what have you found kind of the difference between being a young boy learning to skate to kind of now and the professionalism that you've seen the sport grow to from it really at any level but especially uh good you touched on before the professionalism you in particular and on behalf of the guys as well that you've changed you've seen change in the in the game maybe in the last few years especially