Hey, hey, what's up? How's it so damn thing now? We're not gonna go that was a really good

impression. I'm like, hey, hey, I'm like, hey, hey, hey, I think he's doing

we can't it's the jokes too far. No, no, bury it. Hey, hey, what's up everybody?

Welcome to Hawk V. Wolf. That's that's my, you know, cool code. I didn't know.

HVW. I didn't know we made a calendar for recording HVW.

Man, what do I feel like it's a Vogue's wagon when you said that?

I don't know. Wait, are you speaking German to me?

Maybe alone, man. We were supposed to guess today, Adrian DeMain,

yes, a low-ha, legendary pro skater, post brigade member, and as far as I'm concerned,

historian in some of our formative years when we were all a little too, I don't know how to say it,

little too free and wild and going a hundred miles an hour. And Adrian wasn't because it looked

like he was going the same speed as you. Adrian, I feel like he took it all in. We were kind of

going too far with it and taking it for granted. I mean, we were like, we're traveling the world,

we're doing this. And Adrian was just taking it all in and he remembers everything. It's funny

how he pointed to me where Adrian remembers everything. And I remember thinking as a guy that did

do a lot of drugs and hasn't excused to not remember stuff. I'm like, you didn't, why do you not

remember it? I think I was just overwhelmed with all the experiences and I was always just going

to the next thing, going to the next thing, going to the next thing and not really, and to a fault,

not taking it anyway. Adrian, we're just there because I was probably nerdier than all the rest

of the nerds in skateboarding. Yeah, it's weird because when I saw you first discovered you in

videos and stuff, you look like one of the more cooler pros because you had like,

because you had long hair, you kind of reminded me of Christian and chick because you had like

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