Keanu Reeves revisits "The Replacements" | New Heights Film Club

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Podcast Summary: New Heights with Jason & Travis Kelce

Episode: Keanu Reeves revisits "The Replacements" | New Heights Film Club
Release Date: October 17, 2025
Guest: Keanu Reeves
Hosts: Jason Kelce & Travis Kelce

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Episode Overview

In this special edition of the New Heights Film Club, NFL stars and brothers Jason and Travis Kelce are joined by actor Keanu Reeves to look back on his 2000 football classic, The Replacements. The trio dives deep into behind-the-scenes stories from the set, Keanu's approach to playing quarterback Shane Falco, the film's enduring underdog spirit, and its surprising authenticity about football life. The episode is filled with playful banter, personal football anecdotes, and hilarious moments comparing life as a real NFL player with Hollywood gridiron glory.

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Key Discussion Points and Insights

1. Revisiting The Replacements (01:15–03:28)

• The Kelces introduce Keanu and set up the focus on The Replacements as an underdog sports story with lasting appeal.
• Jason calls it "one of the best movies of all time," highlighting its themes of perseverance and second chances.
• Both hosts talk about the film being a staple on cable TV and a go-to watch for sports fans.

2. Keanu's Authentic Quarterback Prep (03:28–07:59)

• Keanu discusses his personal journey playing quarterbacks in "Point Break" and "The Replacements," both as an Ohio State Buckeye.
  • "My movie quarterback journey started with Point Break...also an Ohio State quarterback." (03:32, Keanu)
• He trained with ex-NFL quarterback TJ Rubley and had a three-week football camp to nail the fundamentals:
  • The cast, including ex-pros, ran real plays to make scenes authentic.
• Keanu humorously recounts learning about the quarterback-center relationship, breaking the huddle, and (in classic football fashion) getting the silent treatment from teammates after a second bad play:
  • "No one said a word. We're coming back to the huddle, like, go do it again. No one said." (07:24, Keanu)
  • Travis responds, "They're treating you like a player now." (07:37)

3. On-Set Injuries & Football Authenticity (08:51–10:15)

• Keanu took a few minor hits, experiencing a classic "stinger" despite stunt double protections.
  • “I have a two level fusion, my neck. And I ran into somebody and got a stinger that scared.” (09:22, Keanu)
• The Kelces compare this to real NFL practices, where QBs are off-limits.
• Joking about the Ravens offering a tryout to Keanu after the movie, he denies it with self-deprecating humor about his arm strength and throwing motion.

4. Working with Gene Hackman, John Madden, and Pat Summerall (10:58–13:40)

• Keanu praises Gene Hackman’s professionalism, mentorship, and discipline on set.
  • “Total pro. And a gentleman and sweet...” (12:23, Keanu)
• He reminisces about meeting football icons John Madden and Pat Summerall, recounting Madden as “a sweetie pie too...huge head, hands.”

5. Iconic Quotes & Football Life Reflections (13:40–15:18)

• Travis revisits one of the movie’s legendary lines:
  • "Pain heals. Chicks dig scars. Glory lasts forever, boys." (13:40, Travis)
• The Kelces and Keanu make light of real injuries and back issues, relating their actual pain as longtime NFL veterans to the movie’s optimism.

6. Player Strikes, Scab Stories & Real-Life Parallels (15:18–16:59)

• The hosts draw parallels between the movie’s "replacement player" plot and the 2011 NFL lockout.
  • Jason: "I would have been one of the scabs...I was a rookie, I had student loans." (15:41)
  • Travis: "The players union would have fucking hated me." (15:53)
• Jason reflects on how the film resonated with him as a young athlete chasing his dream and still holds up today from an NFL vet’s vantage point.

7. The Shane Falco–Gardner Minshew Comparison (17:29–18:17)

• In a comedic segment, the brothers pick the current NFL player most similar to Shane Falco. Unanimously, it's Gardner Minshew.
  • “Falco was living in a boat; Minshew...lived on a bus for a whole offseason.” (18:04–18:11, Jason)
  • Keanu: “Hair.” (18:12)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Movie Authenticity:
  • Keanu on football camp for actors:
    “We had a three week camp and so offense, defense... We’re all, you know, playing football. I’d never been in a football camp or warm up... It was fun. It was fun.” (03:39–04:44)
• On Team Culture:
  • Keanu on missing a play for the second time:
    “No one said a word... they’re treating you like a player now.” (07:24–07:37)
• On Gene Hackman as Coach:
  • Keanu: “Total pro. And a gentleman and sweet and, you know, another legend who I got to meet.” (12:23)
• On Real-Life Parallels:
  • Jason on crossing the picket line:
    “I was a rookie. I had student loans. I’m trying to pay off. I would have been playing. I’m not going on strike.” (15:41)
• On the Movie’s Enduring Spirit:
  • Jason: “The movie’s so wonderful because it captures a lot of guys. It’s so relatable because so many people have tried to make it in sports.” (15:55)

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• 01:15: Episode theme & Film Club intro
• 03:28: Keanu describes training to play a quarterback
• 07:24: Keanu learns to handle missed plays “like a real player”
• 08:51: Discussion of injuries and taking hits on set
• 10:58: Keanu on working with Gene Hackman
• 13:40: Recalling Madden, Summerall & iconic “Pain heals” quote
• 15:18: Relating movie’s replacement player story to real NFL lockout
• 17:29: Shane Falco vs. Gardner Minshew comparison

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Tone and Dynamic

The tone is playful, self-aware, and filled with mutual respect. The Kelce brothers' trademark sibling banter mixes with Keanu’s humility and authentic enthusiasm, blending locker-room humor with genuine movie fan energy. There are nods to both modern NFL realities and the larger-than-life magic of sports movies.

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Transcript

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[Travis Kelsey]

Mathis Holm, I think you were. You were one of the most convincing film quarterbacks of all time. One of my favorite movies to watch. Is it true that the Ravens wanted to give you a tryout after this movie?

[Keanu Reeves]

That's absolutely nonsense.

[Travis Kelsey]

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[Jason Kelsey]

Gosh.

[Travis Kelsey]

And it's Halloween time. And they got those things.

[Keanu Reeves]

Things in stores.

[Travis Kelsey]

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[Jason Kelsey]

Coming up, we got a little bit of that New Heights Film Club. That's right. And it's a special edition because today we are joined by Keanu Reeves to revisit his 2000 classic film, the Replacements. Enjoy. This is a sports podcast.

[Keanu Reeves]

All right.

[Jason Kelsey]

You want to talk about one of your most iconic sports films as well? I mean, obviously, Good Fortune. Good Fortune, which is coming out October 17th for everybody watching.

[Travis Kelsey]

Everybody go check it out.

[Jason Kelsey]

But we also want to transition. We do this thing Film club at New Heights. Oh, cool. We wanted to break down a little bit of the Replacements if you're comfortable with that.

[Keanu Reeves]

Wow.

[Jason Kelsey]

Does that sound good?

[Keanu Reeves]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jason Kelsey]

So for anybody who hasn't seen it, stop. You're doing. Go watch it. The Replacements is one of the best movies of all time.

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[Keanu Reeves]

Now don't go crazy.

[Jason Kelsey]

Here's why I love it. I love any sports film that catches the underdog and the idea that they're gonna climb the mountaintop and achieve their dreams. And the Replacements is that film. Right. The. The players have all gone on strike, and now they have to introduce these scab players into the NFL. And the pros are fighting them, and they're. They're trying to bond and put some together some type of product and team.

[Keanu Reeves]

Yeah.

[Jason Kelsey]

Shane Falco Leads the whole thing.

[Keanu Reeves]

So number six, let's go lefty.

[Jason Kelsey]

That's right.

[Travis Kelsey]

Yeah.

[Jason Kelsey]

First of all, I mean, movie came out 25 years ago. When's the last time you've seen it?

[Keanu Reeves]

Gosh, probably a long time ago. 20. At least 15. 20 years. Yeah.

[Travis Kelsey]

I feel like it's on. It's on some. It's on a cable channel near you every single week, man. It's one of my, it's one of my favorites. If I see it on the like the TV Guide, I'm putting it on and watching it. One of the craziest things about the movie is. Yeah, the, the players go on strike, so we need to find replacement players. But they loop in the fact that there needs to be replacement cheerleaders too. And what better place to get dancers last minute than the strip club.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yeah, like they're part of the same union. That's good.

[Keanu Reeves]

Putting their bodies on the line.

[Jason Kelsey]

That's right, that's right, that's right.

[Travis Kelsey]

You got to. Man.

[Jason Kelsey]

How do you think you did playing a quarterback? How convincing do you think you were as a quarterback in that film?

[Keanu Reeves]

Well, you know, I. My, my movie quarterback journey started with Point Break.

[Jason Kelsey]

That's right. Also an Ohio State quarterback.

[Keanu Reeves]

Yeah, Ohio State Buckeye, both times.

[Travis Kelsey]

Come on now, baby.

[Keanu Reeves]

I had nothing to do with. And so I worked with Rick Neuheisel on Point Break. So he. I got some fundamentals. I got a lot of backyard street football experience, but never any organized football. And then I worked with an ex NFL quarterback, TJ Rubley, who was quarterbacking in the 90s. And he kind of, you know, Rick, I did some fundamental stuff. And then with TJ doing a little more, A lot more footwork. And then we had a three week camp and so offense, defense.

[Travis Kelsey]

No way. You guys did a whole camp.

[Keanu Reeves]

So we could run some plays. Then they had some ex NFL guys, college guys. We're all, you know, playing football. And I'd never been in a football camp or warm up or you know, lock.

[Travis Kelsey]

How was that experience?

[Keanu Reeves]

It's fun. It was fun.

[Travis Kelsey]

Nice, man.

[Keanu Reeves]

All the guys are down in can, I swear.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yeah, of course.

[Keanu Reeves]

So they're doing. Scooping creatine.

[Jason Kelsey]

Oh it.

[Travis Kelsey]

Protein shakes and creatine, baby.

[Keanu Reeves]

Super clean of 50. And I'm like. Anyway. And then just, you know, know doing two a days was in Baltimore. It was hot. And then just getting used to like, you know, coming to the line and then, you know, what I didn't know about was the relationship between the quarterback and the center.

[Jason Kelsey]

Oh yeah, baby.

[Keanu Reeves]

You know, that that's a big one thing. So I, I kind of started getting. It was cool. He was really supportive and he'd call me a Shane. Hey, Falco, don't worry about it. My first break in huddles, I was one or wait, one. I'm like trying to like get my count, you know.

[Jason Kelsey]

I blew in. Oh, yeah, man.

[Keanu Reeves]

Hey, you know, here we go.

[Travis Kelsey]

There it is.

[Keanu Reeves]

And then. So I love all that walking up under center, getting down there.

[Travis Kelsey]

There's nothing like it, baby.

[Keanu Reeves]

But it was cool. I mean, one of the things that was one of the coordinators, guy named Mark Ellis, who had done some other football projects now in graphics. They had run some movie, tv, movie stuff. They've done, you know, they had done this before, taking actors, non playing people and integrating with, you know, pros, ex pros. And. And so we're, you know, we're trying to get to a level where we can run plays and just so that they could film me, like coming up to center, you know, do the call, cadence, whatever. Break, sorry, Break the huddle, come up, you know, do it and run a play. And like week one, I had like a crossing route I had to hit because I also learned about the relationship with the tight end.

[Travis Kelsey]

Come on.

[Jason Kelsey]

There we go. David Denham, safety blanket, baby.

[Keanu Reeves]

So I had the center, tight end thing, you know, like, so I had to hit him on a cross. And I remember one of the things was like the first week I'm just missing. I'm just off and they're all like, all the players, like, don't worry about it. Don't worry. It's cool, man. Week two, week three, I remember we ran the same play. I was late, missed it. No one said a word. We're coming back to the huddle, like, go do it again. No one said.

[Jason Kelsey]

Nobody was happy.

[Keanu Reeves]

That's so funny. No one said you could up once.

[Travis Kelsey]

If you do it twice.

[Keanu Reeves]

What's up? He's like, they're treating you like a player now. And I'm like, what do you mean? He's like, don't up. They're hot. They don't want to do this anymore. You don't get any more.

[Jason Kelsey]

You got the full, the full feel of it. I love it.

[Keanu Reeves]

Didn't say a word.

[Travis Kelsey]

That's too funny. Ice cold after, after. Incompletion is the worst.

[Jason Kelsey]

Got the full quarterback treatment right there, man.

[Keanu Reeves]

Yeah, then. But then I hit some stuff and then we got to play at the, you know, Raven Stadium, you know, it's kind of coming Together. And we got to play during halftime, but we. We filmed in the stadium, which was cool. And then we filmed at halftime, so we got a feel of that. And the guy who was doubling me in quarterback, who could actually play football, Christopher Robbins. He had to. He had. He had to. Do you remember the scene where he has to, like, hike it?

[Jason Kelsey]

Oh, yeah. Yes.

[Keanu Reeves]

Do that live, man. He made the throw. It was cool.

[Travis Kelsey]

That's so dope.

[Keanu Reeves]

How to, like, catch for the. For the field goal.

[Travis Kelsey]

Oh, now that's. That's a. That's a talent right there. Holding the snap.

[Keanu Reeves]

Dude, I'll just say I loved it. I love it.

[Jason Kelsey]

That's awesome.

[Keanu Reeves]

I love.

[Jason Kelsey]

Did you take any actual hits or was this mostly like body doubles and things?

[Keanu Reeves]

No, they were like, what a couple. Like when we would run plays at full speed.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yeah.

[Keanu Reeves]

You know, they would come in and basically they were all like, don't hit the guy for the reason that we're all have a job.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yeah, exactly. It's a good reason.

[Travis Kelsey]

I mean, that's very much like the NFL. It's very much like if you touch.

[Jason Kelsey]

That's exactly what it is.

[Keanu Reeves]

In practice, don't hit the guy who's helping us get paid.

[Jason Kelsey]

That's right. That's how it works.

[Travis Kelsey]

Golden rule, baby.

[Keanu Reeves]

And then. And so I once ran into somebody. I have a two level Fusion, my neck. And I ran into somebody and got a stinger that scared.

[Travis Kelsey]

Oh, yeah.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yeah, man.

[Travis Kelsey]

Nice, man. You got the full football.

[Jason Kelsey]

Nothing worse, man. The stingers are the worst.

[Travis Kelsey]

You got a stinger. Oh, man.

[Keanu Reeves]

And then I was like, oh, because I have a plate in my neck.

[Jason Kelsey]

You thought it was like, really messed up.

[Keanu Reeves]

I was like, oh, that's not funny.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yeah.

[Keanu Reeves]

And it was okay. And then I did that dumb thing where you like, they're always saying, like, when you fall with the football, don't put it on your chest.

[Jason Kelsey]

Oh, yeah.

[Travis Kelsey]

Knock the wind out of yourself. Yeah. Gasping for air. I think you were. You were one of the most convincing film quarterbacks of all time. It's one of my favorite movies to watch. Is it true that the Ravens wanted to give you a tryout after this?

[Keanu Reeves]

That's absolutely nonsense. My release would have obviously been. Lefty was like, I don't know why, but we tend to have a lower release. Getting that ball was a little slow, but I could hit like. I mean, it wasn't on a rope, but like. Yeah, do like 50 yard corner or I could, you know, I could hit.

[Travis Kelsey]

Like, hey, man, you're an athlete.

[Keanu Reeves]

Hell of a Throw right there, then long seven and go. But don't start believing you can really do it.

[Jason Kelsey]

Well, listen, I don't know if you saw those 2,000 ravens, but you didn't need to be that good. I mean, I think the opposing teams averaged like 11 points a game or something like that.

[Keanu Reeves]

We all needed defense.

[Jason Kelsey]

What was it like working with Gene Hackman? He's like one of the. I mean, obviously Hoosier, like just plays a great coach. The temperament of him, like comes off as this wise, sage person. Loved his and your relationship in the film. What was it like working with him?

[Keanu Reeves]

Such a gentleman and, you know, hero of mine. When you look at his career, the breadth of roles, like comedy, drama, the filmmakers, it's just so special. And he was really nice to me. He was generous and he was like. We had a good chemistry and basically he was like, no nonsense, no bullshit. Came to work ready to go, new lines, knew what was going on and didn't really suffer. People who weren't doing that. Ye. He had, he had a look. He had a look. He was kind of faced. But he would just be like, sounds.

[Jason Kelsey]

Like a real coach, man.

[Travis Kelsey]

Sounds like Andy Reid. Because my coach gives you one look you already know. You better tighten it up, man. Get this thing rocking and rolling.

[Keanu Reeves]

I remember he had some. Howard Deutsch was the director and you know, there were, you know, Gene Ackman was. Had a hat, you know, kind of doing that thing.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yeah, the Landry deal.

[Keanu Reeves]

And he was like, do you want the hat or off the hat? Do you want the hat? And how he's like. He was just like, say it. And I say it anyway. But he was. Yeah, total pro. Total pro. And a gentleman and sweet and you know, another legend who I got to meet there was Jack Warden who played an owner of the team.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yes, absolutely.

[Keanu Reeves]

Just legend as well. And I got to say hi to Pat Summerall and Madden. John Madden, yeah, they do commentators in the film. So I went to go see them filming one day and it's cool to me.

[Jason Kelsey]

Oh, dude.

[Travis Kelsey]

What was that like? John Madden. I mean that's my like hero, man, that guy. Listening to him call. Football games are my entire childhood. What was that like?

[Keanu Reeves]

He's a sweetie pie too. Just hey, how's it going? Huge head, hands. I just a big old dude thing and like just. He's kind of quiet and low key, you know, but there. And you know, it was just like you say when you meet those guys who you've grown up with and who did such amazing, you know so cool. You know, our connection to watching them work, you know. Yeah, it was cool.

[Travis Kelsey]

One of my favorite quotes from this movie, probably one of the all time quotes in sports movies history. Pain heals. Chicks dig scars. Glory lasts forever, boys.

[Jason Kelsey]

I will say, though, sometimes pain doesn't heal. I'm still dealing with these back issues. I'm still struggling with it, but. Yeah.

[Travis Kelsey]

That stinger ever catch you when you yawn? You like roll over and yawn. It just kind of fizzles a little bit.

[Keanu Reeves]

I. I just. I do find I protect my head all the time.

[Jason Kelsey]

Time.

[Travis Kelsey]

There you go.

[Keanu Reeves]

But how many years in do you.

[Travis Kelsey]

Yeah, I'm 13. Jason played 13. Yeah. But we're feeling like we're. We're 25 right now.

[Jason Kelsey]

All things considered. We've done pretty. Pretty good for the. From the health. I mean, Travis still going. So I don't knock on wood a little bit.

[Keanu Reeves]

Yeah. But like, how was it going from the. Because I was looking up kind of like your history a bit and I saw like the early Eagles stuff. Like, you centered with Vick, right?

[Jason Kelsey]

Yeah. Michael Vick. That was the first quarterback I ever played with, which is.

[Travis Kelsey]

Oh, yeah.

[Jason Kelsey]

Crazy.

[Keanu Reeves]

So, I mean, that's. He put you in. Put the whole team put like that's a modern quarterbacking. That's a whole other thing. Right.

[Jason Kelsey]

He's a. He's a southpaw too now. He was like. He could his. He could sling it and you would hear that thing whiz. Like you could feel the spin on it coming past your head. Yes. That was. It was crazy how much Mike just like flicking his wrist would put some spin on it. But.

[Travis Kelsey]

And that's the thing. He did it so effortless. It was like he had a whip on his arm. It was crazy how he could just sling the ball out there and he could throw it a mile and a half.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yeah. We had this question in here to ask you. It was something about the scab players. It was good. You were going to ask me, Trav, if I was going to be. Oh, gosh. What was it?

[Keanu Reeves]

Well, you guys had a strike 2 and 11 or something.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yes. So we had a strike in 2011. That same year.

[Travis Kelsey]

Yeah.

[Jason Kelsey]

And Travis, you know, would we be tipping the scab cars if. But I'm like, yeah, I would have been one of the. Dude, I would have been one of the scabs.

[Keanu Reeves]

Are you kidding?

[Jason Kelsey]

I was a rookie. I had student loans. I'm trying to pay off. I would have been playing. I'm not going on strike. I hadn't Realized my dream yet?

[Travis Kelsey]

I was about to say I. I'm. I'm still living my dream. I'm not holding out.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yeah.

[Travis Kelsey]

The players union would have fucking hated me.

[Jason Kelsey]

The movie's so wonderful because it captures a lot of guys. It's so relatable because so many people have tried to make it in sports. And when it came out, I was still at that stage. And like, it's interesting now rewatching it as I'm an older player, having already played in the NFL and looking at it from maybe that lens. But growing up and watching it, I mean, this was like just beyond cool to showcase that kind of mentality and like perseverance in particular with Shane Falco's character. And like, listen, he had a very traumatic experience playing into college and he gets another opportunity. Yeah. You know what I mean? I don't know.

[Keanu Reeves]

I mean, I think the film actually. I mean, not never playing a game, so I can't say, but it seems like from the outside, like maybe the cliches, but also cliches are kind of created out of what actually happens often.

[Travis Kelsey]

Yeah.

[Jason Kelsey]

They're cliches for a reason. Yeah.

[Keanu Reeves]

Crazy kicker. The linebacker who's just crazy. Yeah. The tight end and the lineman. So I felt like it got some things in a. I'll say Hollywood kind of way, but it.

[Travis Kelsey]

Oh yeah, yeah. But that's what makes the movie fun, is that if they're all just exaggerated just a little bit to make the. The characters that more appealing.

[Keanu Reeves]

The replacements 20, 25 years ago.

[Jason Kelsey]

How crazy.

[Travis Kelsey]

Still going strong too, baby.

[Keanu Reeves]

And that was the first film they did after the Matrix.

[Jason Kelsey]

That was the first film. Talk about a switch up. That's a switch up a genre as it feels for sure.

[Travis Kelsey]

The rage is crazy, dude.

[Jason Kelsey]

God damn it. We forgot to get to that. All right, we're going to do it right now. Travis, count of three. We're just going to name who we think is the best comp for Shane Falcon.

[Travis Kelsey]

There's only one.

[Jason Kelsey]

I'd be shocked if we don't say the same person. One, two, three. Gardner. Gardner. Minu.

[Travis Kelsey]

Dude, it's the best. Garden is one of my favorite teammates, man.

[Jason Kelsey]

Minia, baby.

[Travis Kelsey]

But you're talking about that. Eat that. Like ecos. Like just like chill, laid back.

[Jason Kelsey]

Yes.

[Travis Kelsey]

Vibes are always high. Like good vibes at that.

[Jason Kelsey]

Falco was living in a boat. Minshu freaking like redid like a bus. And he was living on a bus for a whole off season one time.

[Travis Kelsey]

The hair.

[Keanu Reeves]

Hair.

[Jason Kelsey]

It feels like it's like reincarnation yeah, they're the same person.

[Travis Kelsey]

Yeah, it's. It's perfect. Shout out to my guy. Guard, man. Let's go, baby.

[Jason Kelsey]

That wraps up another edition of New Heights Film Club, brought to you by Reese's Pumpkins. Thank you to Keanu Reeves for joining us. Make sure you subscribe to the new Heist channel on YouTube and follow new Heights in the Wonder React or wherever you get your podcast. You can listen to new episodes of New Heights ad free right now by joining Wondering plus in the Wonder app or on Apple podcasts.

[Travis Kelsey]

Once again, new Heights a wonder show. Follow the show on all social media at new heights show with 1s. And thank you to the New Heights production team and to those 92 percenters. Appreciate you guys very much.

[Jason Kelsey]

Very much. So much.

[Travis Kelsey]

We'll see you guys next Wednesday.