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Speaker 3: We talk about this a lot, and we try to
Speaker 3: get people interested in golf because we say a lot
Speaker 3: of business deals and a lot of business flow what
Speaker 3: happens there. I want it for you, guys. How has
Speaker 3: that been for you? Right, Like you're in the world
Speaker 3: of golf. How many business deals of being negotiated for
Speaker 3: y'all through your traveling on the course?
Speaker 2: All of them?
Speaker 1: All?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Everyone, Yeah, most of them. I mean even some
Speaker 4: of our partnerships. I just got hit up today. Couldn't
Speaker 4: even make it because we're traveling. But they're inviting us
Speaker 4: out to go play golf just to you know, talk.
Speaker 4: You know, where are you guys's heads, Like, what do
Speaker 4: you guys have coming up next? How can we be involved? Like,
Speaker 4: I mean, they're inviting us out to the nicest country clubs,
Speaker 4: trying to honestly sometimes earn our business, you know, I mean,
Speaker 4: this is how the game works. I mean there are
Speaker 4: no gatekeepers. There are no people that say, I mean,
Speaker 4: you know, you can't talk to this person. No, you
Speaker 4: can eventually talk to them to stay out there on
Speaker 4: the golf course. I mean, you'll eventually have that time
Speaker 4: to where you've been wanting that CEO's time five minutes
Speaker 4: a coffee or something like that, but you can actually
Speaker 4: have five hours of their time. If you know how
Speaker 4: to play golf, you'd be good. Like Angie says, just
Speaker 4: keep up with the pace player, keep up with the
Speaker 4: pace player. That's that's right.
Speaker 5: I mean I was recently planning in this event on
Speaker 5: the next cup where I met Tiger Woods at and
Speaker 5: I'm in the cart when it was my partner and
Speaker 5: that same as Rasizio and he is he's like a
Speaker 5: partner at or runs at us for Mizuho Bank. I'm
Speaker 5: not sure you ever heard of Missouo Bank, but I hadn't, right,
Speaker 5: And so I'm asking an inquisitive question, like, oh, how
Speaker 5: much is under management?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: He used a number I never even heard anyone use.
Speaker 5: He's out their mouth. He said two trillion dollars. I
Speaker 5: was just like, oh, okay. So I'm sitting on a
Speaker 5: cart with a guy that's like top level at a
Speaker 5: bank of a global bank. It's based in Japan called Mazuho,
Speaker 5: and they managed two trillion dollars like they leand to
Speaker 5: like aight and t like all these big four with
Speaker 5: your five hundred companies, like they do the lending to them.
Speaker 5: And so it wasn't like they automatically did our lending. Right,
Speaker 5: That's not what I'm trying to say. But that's a
Speaker 5: relationship there, right, that if we do need to or
Speaker 5: if it does make business sense, that you can kind
Speaker 5: of grow and develop. So it's never a thing where
Speaker 5: it's like an instant, Oh you go to the golf course,
Speaker 5: it's going to immediately mean that you get something, because
Speaker 5: then it becomes like very transactional. But it's like the
Speaker 5: people that you meet, the opportunity, the time you get
Speaker 5: to spend with them. You know, because I hear you
Speaker 5: talk about all the time. It's relationships. One thing we
Speaker 5: talk about here is its relationships. So being able to
Speaker 5: again nurture those relationships and getting to spend quality time
Speaker 5: with busy people is golf.
Speaker 4: It's a cheat code.
Speaker 6: So how do you see the future of golf, because
Speaker 6: you know, we have top golf which has become very popular. Yes,
Speaker 6: we see like a lot of hybrids of different sports
Speaker 6: that's taking place. We just have Rich client in here
Speaker 6: and he was talking about lacrosse like the street ball across.
Speaker 6: So golf is a sport that it's still a time
Speaker 6: consuming sport yep. And we live in a culture that
Speaker 6: really appreciates things that's fast paced. So do you see
Speaker 6: like a hybrid faster paced type mini miniature golf?
Speaker 4: Adam Sandler. You know this type thing happening potentially in
Speaker 4: the future.
Speaker 6: I mean, like I said, top golf is actually like
Speaker 6: driving range.
Speaker 2: Like of sorts.
Speaker 6: But do you see a world with extreme golf.
Speaker 4: I don't know, you get extreme.
Speaker 5: They got this thing coming out top of the year
Speaker 5: called Tomorrow Golf League where it's literally played in an arena.
Speaker 5: So you're gonna hit into a simulator and then when
Speaker 5: you get to a certain yardage, you actually hit a
Speaker 5: real shot. And so they built this arenam from the
Speaker 5: ground up. You got Tiger Woods.
Speaker 4: It sounds like yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Well but
Speaker 4: it's so I mean, it's so technology savvy, like I heard,
Speaker 4: well so yes, but then they have it to where
Speaker 4: the green can change elevations and like Sounder, the under
Speaker 4: the turf, like you have this machine that makes it
Speaker 4: into the shape shifting type of place to where it
Speaker 4: changes into a different hole every time you play it.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, you just I mean it
Speaker 4: might only be like I think, one hundred and fifty yards,
Speaker 4: but you're gonna hit your first shot the hole might
Speaker 4: be five hundred yards, gonna get your first shot into
Speaker 4: a actual simulator. Then when you get one hundred and
Speaker 4: fifty yards in that's when you'll hit your real shot,
Speaker 4: but it changes and makeshifts every time when you get
Speaker 4: down to one hundred and fifty yards.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So I mean it's it's happening now, like you
Speaker 5: got that happening now. And then I think I think
Speaker 5: where it is headed though, is the culture is headed
Speaker 5: for golf, right, and that's clear, and so I think
Speaker 5: you'll you're gonna see. I think one of the biggest
Speaker 5: things I think we'll see too is like the dress
Speaker 5: code really loosening and up over the years, right, because
Speaker 5: like at one point in time, like for the PGA Tour,
Speaker 5: you could not wear shorts, like you had to wear
Speaker 5: pants period, period, and you still have to wear pants,
Speaker 5: I believe in the tournament you could just wear shorts
Speaker 5: during the practice round. Now, so it's starting to like
Speaker 5: really loosen up. You're starting to have, you know, folks
Speaker 5: playing a little bit more music now, that sort of
Speaker 5: thing that's always kind of been like a little taboo ish,
Speaker 5: like don't play your music, don't play loud. So it's evolving.
Speaker 5: I think you're gonna need a sport. You need that
Speaker 5: one athlete that just comes in and that's just unapologetic
Speaker 5: and he's just that nice that can really move the needle,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean, because like you gotta understand too,
Speaker 5: man like shout out to Tiger Woods because he brought
Speaker 5: that level of intensity.
Speaker 4: Like remember everybody was doing this.
Speaker 5: He was out there like fist pumping like that was
Speaker 5: his mantra, and people didn't really like that, Like that
Speaker 5: wasn't you know a thing that everyone was just like, oh, great,
Speaker 5: Tiger Woods, you fist pumping and excited and.
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Speaker 1: in Massachusetts. An MS thirteen gang member from El Salvador
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Speaker 5: Showing emotion that wasn't something that you know we were
Speaker 5: ever I know for me specifically, and I think we
Speaker 5: taught it like you were brain not to be emotional,
Speaker 5: like you're trained to be like very like stoic, like focused.
Speaker 5: I'm like like you know, I'm thinking like a ninja
Speaker 5: type vibe, like a zen es you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: Tiger was someone that really came out there and just
Speaker 5: poured his emotions out and they were you could see that,
Speaker 5: and that's what we could, you know, relate to. You
Speaker 5: know what I mean, we used to people getting upset.
Speaker 4: That's real.
Speaker 3: Well, talk about showing up everywhere. You guys were adding
Speaker 3: investments this year.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, yes, unbelievable.
Speaker 3: I'm interested to hear your takeaway and thank you for
Speaker 3: showing up.
Speaker 4: Thanks for them.
Speaker 3: We get to include y'all, especially because it's culture, right,
Speaker 3: It's bigger than business, is bigger than financial. Literacy is
Speaker 3: about culture, and y'all definitely a part of it. So
Speaker 3: talk about your experience being part of the historic and
Speaker 3: legendary investments.
Speaker 4: No, I was, man, I mean, first off, thank you guys.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 4: That was That was definitely dope. That was the biggest
Speaker 4: crowd that I've ever spoken in front of. You know,
Speaker 4: we were on the Fidelity stage with Corey and Sarah
Speaker 4: over there, and I mean we got to tell our
Speaker 4: point of view on what we're doing and while we're
Speaker 4: doing it, you know, it was empowering because it was
Speaker 4: so many, of course, so many people in the room
Speaker 4: that looked like us, and just so many diverse people
Speaker 4: that were just looking for honestly, sometimes looking for guidance
Speaker 4: or a different way of thinking about things, you know,
Speaker 4: and just looking for that push, you know, So for
Speaker 4: them to look to us and for us to be
Speaker 4: up on that stage, and I mean, I'm honored to
Speaker 4: give these people, you know, how I got to where
Speaker 4: I am. You know, I'm honored to tell them how
Speaker 4: relationships work and how to be successful and to work
Speaker 4: within a company, work within a conglomerate that can push
Speaker 4: forward and be seen as something that is successful like this.
Speaker 4: It's very hard to do at the end of the day,
Speaker 4: of course, if you guys know. But at the end
Speaker 4: of the day, I mean it was I'm glad we
Speaker 4: got to do it because it showed just how connected
Speaker 4: that we were in pushing this game forward. That but
Speaker 4: at the end of the day that it wasn't about us.
Speaker 4: It's about how far can we take people within this
Speaker 4: game of golf and what they can actually use it for.
Speaker 4: So I'm glad we I'm glad we could show that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, I agree.
Speaker 4: It was mind blowing, man.
Speaker 5: I walked in there and I told you, I mean,
Speaker 5: you know, y'all hear the numbers, right, it's like twenty thousand,
Speaker 5: twenty thousand people get your tickets now, and literally it
Speaker 5: might be twenty one thousand.
Speaker 4: Like I walked in that room.
Speaker 5: I'm like, yo. And it's crazy too because in kudos
Speaker 5: of you, man, you guys deserve your flowers because of
Speaker 5: the show.
Speaker 4: You really have created a moment.
Speaker 5: Like we were staying at the club Windom and they
Speaker 5: have a rooftop and it's literally right across from like
Speaker 5: that park, and I could see it's like a sea
Speaker 5: of people like either walking going and I'm just like wow,
Speaker 5: Like y'all really have like created a cold, truly relevant moment.
Speaker 5: Like people are like, are you going to invest Fest?
Speaker 4: You got to be an invest Fest.
Speaker 5: You got to be on stage, like it's a thing now, right,
Speaker 5: Like you guys are conversing all of this and to
Speaker 5: see that to be a part of it, it's been
Speaker 5: unbelievable for us. So I mean we and again, you
Speaker 5: guys have to you know, the wherewithal to be like
Speaker 5: not just thinking I was a golf brand. I don't
Speaker 5: know if they can fit out demo or you know,
Speaker 5: because most people may not look at it that way,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean, just off the service east
Speaker 5: Side Golf. Oh, we're only gonna invite them to golf events,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean. But it's like nah, You're
Speaker 5: like no, they have a voice, they have a perspective,
Speaker 5: and so we appreciate y'all. But I was blown away
Speaker 5: and you know, kind of sent for next year.
Speaker 4: But I've been in now.
Speaker 6: So what's up for you guys? End of this year
Speaker 6: twenty twenty four? What's on the vision for what do
Speaker 6: what do you have plans?
Speaker 5: Yeah, now, twenty four is gonna be a very pack
Speaker 5: year we got I mean, it's already kind of booked up,
Speaker 5: which is good, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: We're excited about that.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: We have a lot of events that we did last year.
Speaker 5: One of the biggest things is going to be our
Speaker 5: Community Day, so in the city of we have four
Speaker 5: different cities that we'll be hitting this year. So last
Speaker 5: year we beta tested in Memphis and the goal beyond
Speaker 5: around our Community Day is we want your first interaction
Speaker 5: on a golf course to have nothing to do with finances.
Speaker 5: So come out meet the founders of East side golf.
Speaker 5: But also you'll get free tea times all day for
Speaker 5: folks to go play. We'll have lessons going up there
Speaker 5: on the driving range. We'll have free food, and again
Speaker 5: you get opportunity to probably grab some of the gear,
Speaker 5: but you get an opportunity to meet people, connect and
Speaker 5: you realize, oh, a bucket of balls may only beat
Speaker 5: ten dollars. Oh, they have rental sens in there for
Speaker 5: free that I can rent clubs or rent just one
Speaker 5: club and if you don't, we want to leave rental clubs.
Speaker 5: So we're going to we have a couple of them,
Speaker 5: the city of Augusta. We're going to Jacksonville, We're going
Speaker 5: back to Memphis, We're going to Detroit, and then the
Speaker 5: biggest one, you know, back to the crib A. So
Speaker 5: we got five community days that we're doing. You know
Speaker 5: what Cali says, still you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's still you know, golfing, golfing.
Speaker 5: We got the Invitational coming again and we're really I
Speaker 5: think what I'm most excited about too is just the
Speaker 5: clothes man, Like the close is gonna be. We really
Speaker 5: the team really, you know, they did it. They did
Speaker 5: an amazing job and stepping that up and we're gonna
Speaker 5: be you know, fashion shows, New York Fashion Week. We're
Speaker 5: definitely gonna be there strong this year. You know, we're
Speaker 5: still gonna be out in Paris.
Speaker 3: But the show yet, No, Oh, that's just the research man.
Speaker 3: What you said, we're beta testing.
Speaker 1: An illegal alien from Guatemala charged with raping a child
Speaker 1: in Massachusetts. An MS thirteen gang member from l Salvador
Speaker 1: accused of murdering a Texas man of Venezuelan charged with
Speaker 1: filming and selling child pornography in Michigan. These are just
Speaker 1: some of the heinous migrant criminals caught because of President
Speaker 1: Donald J. Trump's leadership. I'm Christy Noman, the United States
Speaker 1: Secretary of Homeland Security. Under President Trump, attempted illegal border
Speaker 1: crossings are at the lowest levels ever recorded, and over
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand illegal aliens have been arrested. If you
Speaker 1: are here illegally, your next you will be fined nearly
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Speaker 1: never return. But if you register using our CBP home
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