Steve, happy Monday. How's it going?

Fantastic. I'm happy Monday to you. Have a good weekend.

Yeah. Yeah. It was good. Yeah. We got some good weather in our area.

So it was just nice to be outside and get the kids outside.

And yeah, it made me super freaking anxious for spring. But yeah, it was it was good

one for sure. Nice. So this Monday minute, we want to hit several things.

First off, we're just going to kind of dive into some listener questions

actually around the death hike.

So if you're listening to this episode, you probably heard the episode

read it a couple of weeks ago about kind of a DIY death hike.

We spoke with David from Pennsylvania about how he put one together and encouraged

you guys, the listeners to put together a death hike. If you're so interested

and the response to that was awesome and lots of good feedback.

But then quite a few questions as well of, you know, guys who are wanting to put

a death hike together, but not sure how to or we actually heard from one guy

specifically who he posted something about putting a death

hike together and he's almost been overwhelmed with their response of

interest. And now he's like, Oh, how do I manage this? And what do I do?

You know, so Steve, I thought it'd be kind of cool just to hit, you know,

there's no one answer, but maybe address some of the questions that we've

gotten from listeners if they're looking to put together a death hike.

First and foremost, maybe just looking at size, like how many people

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