What is up, everybody? Mark on the mic. Jim to my right and Mr. Ryan Muckin-Hern across from us.

We've been having a lot of good precast conversation, guys. A lot of smiling, a lot of laughing, a lot of joking around.

And it reminds me a lot of Deer Camp.

Oh, wow, that was good. Yep. Yep. There he is, folks. Mark Borman.

The, uh, round two, the next evolution. We did our first deer camp together last year.

You can watch it on the Vortex Nation YouTube channel. Really fun Really fun video. It was our camp.

Eric and Sawyer had a camp. Cooper was up hunting the land of giants, as he always does.

But this is round two. No cameras. No business, all pleasure. And man, what a delightful time.

It was a good time. Something threw me off about it, though, this year, Jim. Tell me.

You made tacos. It was a good time. Something threw me off about it, though, this year, Jim. Tell me. You made tacos.

It was strictly...

You know what?

That is an interesting observation.

Strictly utilitarian decision.

Did you struggle with it?

When you have a group of people coming over, so we try to do something the night before

opening day, and I try to invite

some neighbors and friends and things over. Well, when you have the whole time out, a little background,

I've never met anybody in my life with more of an emphatic, steadfast, concrete position of how superior burritos are to tacos. So this is, for those who aren't

familiar with Jim and his passion for burritos, we had tacos for dinner, like Ryan said.

Burrito, okay, here's the deal. Barritos are superior to tacos. Yes.

The same way that I'm just going to say this,

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