Blue Line Co with Adam Hudson

[00:00:01] Podcast, A production of The Ugly Bug Fly Shop and Crazy Rainbow Fly Fishing. Welcome to The Ugly Bug Podcast. On today's episode, we sit down with Adam Hudson with Blue Line Co.

[00:00:19] To talk about fly innovation, some are the marketing that they're doing from fun YouTube shows that they're filming And, uh, just get an idea of what Blue Line's all about, what Adam's all about, and his fly design.

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[00:00:57] Yeah, I appreciate you having me. Had fun last couple days, I had on the water. I'm last fishing today went exactly the most productive, but we had fun hunting some heads. Yeah, yeah, struggling at times. That's always part of it.

[00:01:10] Yeah, sometimes you know, going the ups and downs, keeping them around on the boat. Hi, and no, it's pretty fun like having, uh, you know, day before yesterday, not, you know, a lot of fly casting and then going in today

[00:01:22] and actually, mostly picking out heads. I don't, I think we only caught maybe other than the streamer fish Colby was bobbin. We only got a couple fish that we didn't see before we cast out him. Yeah, so it's fun. Yeah, I definitely enjoyed it.

[00:01:38] It definitely is a hunting program, like moments of nothingness followed by some nice little adrenaline punches here and there. Right, so I could definitely see if you, if you liked a hunt, I would think you would really like doing what we did today.

[00:01:55] Yeah, are you generally, I mean, obviously you do a wide array of fishing but, um, you know, in the bass world, he's really can't, you don't replicate that much, right?

[00:02:06] I guess when they're on the, you know, when they're on the nest a little bit, you might be a little sidefish and we're up in the shallows, but not necessarily, uh, a lot of fishing scenario. Yeah, a lot of the rivers that we fish, the, the best.

[00:02:20] We fish a lot of tributaries into big lakes and most of our bass are pretty migratory. So those bass will migrate up in the river for cool, clean, cold water. Yeah. Plus a big food source plus, uh, plus following, uh, bait fish.

[00:02:41] Sure. So, uh, but in the winter a lot of this fish will migrate out of the rivers back into the reservoirs and that's where they'll spawn.

[00:02:49] So we don't do a ton of that, but the biggest thing that we will see fish doing from where we're from is we'll see them just pushing, pushing bait.

[00:02:58] Chasing bait real shallow, um, you'll see, you know, a big weight looks just like a redfish just pushing a lot of big wake through a, you know, a big,

[00:03:08] eddy or a big tail out or something. Yeah. See him baits just splash and, uh, that's you can definitely if you're, if you're kind of looking down river, you're watching for it. You kind of know what you're looking at.

[00:03:20] Uh, that bass typically is going to be hanging out in a feeding lane pretty close to where you see it. Just like a bit just like a big brow trout would be. You see him even 200, 300 yards down river, you know, being splashy, sipping whatever.

[00:03:34] You do that fish is still going to be there when you, you know, 10 minutes later when you get down to it. And, uh, so you still get the site fish on, but very rarely. Yeah. With what we do. Yeah.

[00:03:47] So if we kind of take a step backwards, like how did you get into fishing? How did that kind of come about? Um, you know, you're obviously from south Alabama area right? So, um, it's not a ton of trout fishing in that region, but, uh,

[00:04:03] you know, kind of what got you into fishing and we'll take it from there. Sure. Uh, so yeah, I'm from North Alabama. Um, I got into, I mean, bass fishing's keen conventional fishing.

[00:04:15] Um, you know, everyone around there is a conventional fisherman for bass. We, I kind of grew up near one of the best bass fishing lakes in the country, large mouth.

[00:04:24] They, uh, pretty regularly host the bass master tournament series and all that kind of stuff there. Um, so obviously it was exposed to fishing forever. My dad was a big conventional bass fisherman as well. Um, and I always, I was never really huge into conventional fishing.

[00:04:42] Um, but we went up to the smoky mountains, great smoking mountain national park in Tennessee. And, uh, my uncle was actually a big into fly fishing. He brought some gear. Um, and I just thought that was the coolest thing.

[00:04:55] Going waiting in the creeks was already kind of my favorite thing way more than fishing off the bass boat on the lakes. And, um, I just like being in the water getting to actually kind of move around and walk.

[00:05:06] And then I thought the addition of being able to cast that fly rod and, you know, how cool that was. I was about eight, eight, eight, eight, eight, eight, eight, eight, eight. Okay. I just thought that was like the coolest thing.

[00:05:18] And, um, my uncle lit me a fly rod. Of course, I caught absolutely nothing. It's a tough fishery. But, uh, caught absolutely nothing but I was absolutely hooked on fly fishing.

[00:05:29] And I had, you know, there's no fly shops. There's no, you know, there wasn't a big support group. My dad knew about fishing, but not fly fishing. My uncle lived a little ways away. So it's not like I could just, you know, lean on him all the time.

[00:05:42] And, uh, I mean, of course this is also in the late 1900s when this is happening. So YouTube and that stuff doesn't exist. And, uh, I never had really, there was never a stigma of like fly fishing is for trout.

[00:05:55] It's just, you know, there's different types of fishing. There's fly, there's, you know, all sorts of stuff. Yeah. And I was like, why are people not doing this back home? I'm going to do this back home.

[00:06:05] Uh, and of course, you know, and if anyone from home really was into fishing at all or fly fishing, it all is probably like little cork poppers, bat, little bass and brim flies.

[00:06:15] And I was like, well, dang, I'm going to start doing that. So, um, my parents were extremely, you know, but, uh, influential in that. They really supported me and, you know, kind of showing interest in outdoor hobbies.

[00:06:29] They were pretty, they were very accepting of that kind of stuff and, uh, definitely supported. So my dad bought me a little fly rod kit. And I could, uh, ride my bike down to a local golf course pond.

[00:06:40] And my dad would tie the knot for me and we'd break it all down so that I could strap it to like my bike and ride it down there and was cast in trying to catch blue view and stuff.

[00:06:49] And, uh, I used to go a lot like after school. I could ride my bike down to local pond. It was catching blue view.

[00:06:55] And I just, I don't know why it was just so much different for me catching blue view on a fly rod versus, you know, on a little rooster tail or whatever. But I just thought it was the coolest thing.

[00:07:05] Um, started going out to the river a lot. My mom would drop me off. She'd go in the town around Aaron's and drop me off though at the park. And, uh, every once in a while I would end up catching, uh, you know, a small mouth.

[00:07:18] Yeah, small mouth bass. Uh, but it was really kind of after a broom because they were easy to catch and of course, you know, any anyone who's that new to fishing, especially kids, you know, want to catch a fish is so cool. Right.

[00:07:29] And, um, every once in a while, I could never, you know, at that point, I never really could figure out why I would suddenly catch a bass, why, like, sure.

[00:07:38] Wow, they were way more fun. They fought way harder. You know, it was a, it was a six piece five weight that I had. So that thing was like a wet noodle and, uh, you know, they've been that fly rod over and I was fighting them felt like a huge fish.

[00:07:52] And I guess essentially kind of what maybe changed my life a little bit was when I was, you know, eight, nine years old was like, how do I figure out how to catch that fish more, right?

[00:08:03] And instead of instead of these brim, how do I figure out how to catch more of these fish? Yeah. And I kind of as what changed my life. Cool. Cool.

[00:08:16] So through high school, you fished a bunch, like moved on to college, did you stick with it or did you take a little departure from it? So I actually went to college really close to one of the best bass fisher or best small mouth rivers in the state.

[00:08:34] And I fished a lot through college because I was like, well, I could move up here and small mouth fish up in North Alabama for quite a bit. I was like right on the Alabama tendency line and fished a lot in college.

[00:08:48] Then I actually for, you know, college and more professional reasons transferred to the University of Alabama, which is in middle Alabama kind of away from, you know, I didn't have a boat. I didn't have as many.

[00:08:59] I was I was even at that time more interested in small mouth than some of the other bass species. And there is good fishing in the area, but just kind of lost it a little bit. Yeah, a couple years through college there.

[00:09:12] I'm still enjoying taking trips back home, taking trout fishing trips by that point. And yeah, so it was more of like a weekend kind of get away.

[00:09:23] Yeah. And then when you, you know, you move through college like what's your goal or hope at that point to make a run of it in the fly fishing industry or was there other aspirations as far as career choice or.

[00:09:41] Well, so in when I was in college actually ended up meeting a buddy through a friend. This gal that I was part of our friend group was like, hey, one of my friends friends is starting a fly fishing club at the University.

[00:09:56] You fly fish, why don't you all meet each other. So I ended up co founding whatever University of Alabama fly fishing club with him and at that point,

[00:10:07] that's kind of where I learned that I also liked to teach fishing, not just do it myself and kind of got a little bit of a passion for actually exposing other people to it seeing you know, it made me excited when they would get excited about something I was excited about.

[00:10:25] At the time I was actually planning to go to dimmel school. So I actually took the DAT, which is like the MCAT version.

[00:10:34] Got to believe it or not. They call me the dumb one on Reddit, the big dumb one from our films on Reddit, but I so I passed the DAT pretty good.

[00:10:44] Got a good score and my last semester of college I was kind of like, man, I just don't know that I want to do that.

[00:10:52] And on that my wife, she was going to medical school and I was like, man, this is just I just don't think it's going to work. I rather prioritize, you know, kind of being with her, but then also I don't think that the old school's really for me.

[00:11:04] The whole time through college I was taking fresh water ecology. I was taking classes that were interesting to me. Dendrology stuff, a lot of freshwater studies Alabama has a really cool freshwater studies program and I was wondering a lot about that.

[00:11:22] So ended up majoring biology, but ended up instead of going to dental school started working at an orvis store, which is maybe the opposite of dental school.

[00:11:37] So it started working at an orvis store. It's kind of how I got my foot in the industry and kind of bounced around a little bit from some different sales positions got out of the industry for a little bit, but being in the industry is kind of what got me.

[00:11:55] I was like, I think stone from working at orvis kind of got me to where we are today.

[00:11:59] Yeah. And so you know, from from your orvis position and then like from the media aspect was it just purely a fun goof off thing to start doing films or was it kind of a strategic, you know, marketing angle for you know, how did that?

[00:12:18] It was like those conversations always intrigued me because like you know, one to know if it's going to work right and then you know obviously I'm sure you and your friend group thought it would be funny or cool and something you'd watch, but I'm sure there's a little bit of roll the dice like we're just going to look like a bunch of dipshits that no one else wants to want to.

[00:12:40] Yeah, you're not wrong. It was definitely a lot of that.

[00:12:44] It certainly wasn't a advertising media grab. Obviously we you know, we use that to help fund the lot of what we do, but I again I kind of enjoyed going on trips and showing people that you don't have to have a ton of money you don't have to.

[00:13:06] You know, you don't have to go to the say shells to have a cool fishing trip. Yeah, you can grab a few of your buddies. You can go close to home.

[00:13:16] You know, we we definitely have done a lot of films out of Alabama. You know, I'd like to showcase people that one of the things I guess kind of sidetracked there one of the things that always killed me when I worked in a fly shop was.

[00:13:30] Hey, do you fly fish? Oh, yeah, I fly fish. I go to Montana once a year. Right. You know, I'm not saying you don't fly fish, but like you don't ask I don't know. You don't ask a golfer.

[00:13:42] Oh, do you golf? Well, I've played golf before. So yeah, I'm a golfer. Like, you know, it's like I don't think it's the you know, I don't know. Not to insult the people listen to the podcast at all, but you know, I think the an interested in fly fishing and stuff's great.

[00:13:58] It's you can't ever be good at something if you do it once a year in Montana. That's not I don't you know, so and saying you fly fish for 18 years when you fly fish two days a year right you're still like there's

[00:14:11] questionable 21 year old kids that are fishing every day. Yeah, that got a lot more experience and probably knowledge than right, you know. And so that always kind of grinded my gears and a lot of what I think we try to put out is showing.

[00:14:26] I don't want to show the most glamorous trip on the planet that you could do. I want to show something that even on a budget, you could go do something cool and fun. Yeah.

[00:14:35] I also was kind of, so one of my art buddies Bryant Patterson from grew up in Huntsville as well. He's done a lot of filming for conventional fishing.

[00:14:48] He's definitely pretty high up in that then the videography world of that stuff. He was actually filming for some conventional YouTube being people at the time.

[00:14:57] And I was like, and anyways, my the co-owner of blue line one of my best friends Stephen went on a trip with this super famous fly fish or not fly fishing conventional fishing guy with Bryant.

[00:15:12] And we kind of got to talking about that trip. Kind of how it went I watched the subsequent video that Bryant put out of the trip and I was like, man, that's I just feel like we could do that better.

[00:15:27] I feel like we could do it more interesting. And I think that's something that people like about us is not. We don't claim to be the best fly fisherman on the planet. We don't claim to be the most professional people ever.

[00:15:42] We were showing that you can get out there and do these things without spending a ton of money on a fishing trip. And that's kind of what we wanted to showcase and we thought we could, you know, bring some more humor and interesting stories to that.

[00:16:03] I think there's always been a weird like barrier to entry and fishing, more people. And so it definitely is fly shot based and print media based and all kinds of things where it's this, you know, very elitist, you know, you have to travel to Argentina to go catch trout and it's like, no, you can go out your back door and often, you know, the Brookies on your home stream.

[00:16:29] I mean, for a lot of us, I love fishing the main river here. I love like taking my daughters to the mountains and watching them catch a teeny little Brookie on Giggle and laugh.

[00:16:40] And that's, you know, when I think back on like how I grew up, what I went through those like special moments with family and friends and catching a bunch of Brook trout and like it didn't have to be a giant fish. It was just a hell of a lot of fun.

[00:16:55] And I think a lot of times those are like readily readily available, right? You don't have to go to, you see, you don't have to spend a lot of money. You can get a couple of buddies together throw a dome tint and pick up and head out the mountain and you know whatever, go have a good time. Yeah. Yeah.

[00:17:14] So, you know, you guys have filmed like multiple shows done, you know, some unique series stuff. We've talked a little bit about, you know, some of the overlanding like,

[00:17:28] you know, combination sort of package stuff that you guys are doing now moving forward. Do you see yourself doing more of the overlanding stuff or, you know, more of the kind of series sort of things or more, you know,

[00:17:44] kind of smaller shows. Yeah, I like the bigger series because I'm definitely always one, I want to, I want a project.

[00:17:52] I've just always kind of been that way. I love having something to just get really focused on that's separate of, I guess, day job, even though day job has now turned into fly fishing.

[00:18:03] So it's, you know, I think everyone who fly fish is ends up overlanding at some point. So I feel like it's such an adjacent market.

[00:18:14] And I enjoy it. You know, driving gravel roads, maybe some trickier off road stuff. I'd also just enjoy cars and you know, we're currently rebuilding that 91 is asu zoo that told you about.

[00:18:27] So I definitely see continuing down that road. I think that's I think there's some cool things that we can do to expose people who are not currently fly fishing, but who are maybe a little fly curious.

[00:18:41] We could expose them to fly fishing and hopefully break down some of those barriers of, oh, you have to go to Argentina to do this. You know, let's throw a 5 weight in your Jeep next time you're going camping instead of going camping up on the top of a mountain, go camp by a river.

[00:18:59] And then the evening, you could go fish a little bit. Yeah, that old six piece five way would be perfect for that.

[00:19:04] It would be perfect. You did a bus that thing back out. He still have it. Oh, yeah, that's cool. I didn't fish in the long time. I'm sure it needs to be fly line on it. I got the fly lines just rotten pulled my now to the other day. Mine was like the Eagle claw spin slash fly combo right with a cork pull the off and you could like flip flop it around. Oh, yeah.

[00:19:24] I've got an old junkie PVC to product like, you know, I need to get this thing back out. Then I kind of wiggle test it. I'm like, full six, wait pretty sure that's like a 3.8.

[00:19:35] Yeah, it's a damn noodle. It's a damn noodle mine mine was a corridor. It was a little newer than your your first kit, but it was a corridor a rod tube with the real, you know, attachment just like a lot of companies currently have five weight six people.

[00:19:54] I think it's a nice graphite courtland rod. I can even tell you the model or series whatever definitely was not a bunch of money. But yeah, it was a it was a good little kit for for me kind of definitely got me interested in it and go and it's awesome.

[00:20:12] And then I'm sure you broke it. No, wow. I've never broke in a lot of rods anyone who's watched our videos probably watching me break some rods. No, I've never broken that raw. That's cool.

[00:20:27] You know, all the videos you've kind of shot is there one that sticks out in your mind of like not necessarily your favorite, but the one that like when you think of what you do that pops in your mind instantly of like

[00:20:41] Yeah, that's that's the one I remember the most. Oh man. There's there's quite a few of them. Day. I don't know if there's a lot of people. I don't know if there's a lot of people.

[00:20:59] I mean, I definitely enjoy all of our, all of our trips and definitely take kind of just get to take in the time that you know, I get to do this for work now and that's, you know, trying to make ends meet doing doing what we like to do.

[00:21:14] Yeah. That's kind of been, I don't know, every time I go, it's like get to take a step back. Sure. Definitely this, I mean, the short by series probably stands out as far as, you know, some of the crazier and bigger shoots that we've done. Mm-hmm.

[00:21:30] But man, there's so much work that it's almost hard to say that those are the ones because it's they're so difficult. Yeah. How I mean, obviously you guys like that series you guys had so many working like different components right of but, you know, something like that.

[00:21:51] I'm sure most people don't realize like the after hours work it goes to package something together and you know get it right and probably remove a little file language here and there or whatever is going down.

[00:22:04] And do you guys have for like a rough, you know, guess if you're to film for four hours how long it takes to go through and and package the content the way you really like it to to I mean I'm sure every shoots a little different.

[00:22:19] Yeah, but, but you know, I don't think most people appreciate like the amount of work that we go into it right.

[00:22:27] I mean, it's it's hours and hours. If you watch a 10 minute video, I mean that's that's probably it over close to a week worth a work yeah to watch a 10 minute video of something at like the level that we like to put out.

[00:22:45] I mean, even the amount of time that goes in ahead of time where are we going to go how are we going to where are we going to shoot it who we're going to shoot it with.

[00:22:52] Is it like coming up with the ideas of like this is going to be an interesting video someone's going to enjoy watching this for some reason right where we're going to go shoot it how are we going to shoot it. Logistically how are we going to get there.

[00:23:06] I mean the logistics of a lot of the shoots we do is tough. Yeah, so the amount of work that goes in on the fore end and then the amount of work that's on the back is just it's great for the intense yeah.

[00:23:18] Over stoked to you know have some of your guys's flies in the store hopefully that keeps growing over time give us a little background on that like. How many patterns do you guys currently currently have and is I assume you're growing that library.

[00:23:36] Yeah into 24 and hopefully beyond yeah give us a little in to that so we currently have 40 freshwater more so styled freshwater flies.

[00:23:50] And then I just released early this year with art so we shot a F3T film that was current there was in the current year 23 never to series on red fish I'm a big red fisherman. I know we've talked quite a bit about red fish this week.

[00:24:06] So I have about 40 flies that we developed and then I've just added this year about six red fish patterns. So we're running right around 46 that doesn't include or that that includes some different sizes and colors of flies and choices.

[00:24:23] We've got roughly 12 more on the horizon to drop this spring and then coming up for next fall I'll probably add a few more but the big thing that we're planning to do next fall is it to really expand what we currently have.

[00:24:40] Into more sizes and colors that people have been requesting over over the you know past few years.

[00:24:46] Yeah, obviously even you definitely understand this from the retail side of things we'd love to stock and carry every fly pattern ever but we also have to make sure that whatever we bring out is what we're going to be able to sell it.

[00:25:02] And it's you know for how anal I feel like we are about making sure that we put out a cloud it's both like quality is going to work and is you know going to be sold.

[00:25:13] Yeah, as is you know those are some pretty big benchmarks so you got to meet. So sure yeah so that's kind of what's on the horizon for 24 and we've got a couple signature tires coming on for next year that we're really excited to start working with.

[00:25:30] So yeah, I hope I think 24 is going to be a really big year for us fly wise. Yeah and then obviously you got some some really cool apparel. They can all you know folks can find all that stuff on your side as well. Yeah.

[00:25:43] And then I assume links to all the videos and everything you can you know get to your guys YouTube channel on all the goodies. Yep. Do you guys have plans like to expand the apparel line a little bit moving forward or.

[00:25:57] Yeah, I that's something that we've been working with and you know Colby from the obviously past couple days folks who don't you know we've seen from a lot of our videos.

[00:26:07] Colby does a lot of work with us and he he is definitely going to be helping me out a lot with the apparel the apparel has been a really big problem for me because I dress like a 60 year old man so our apparel that we put out really appeals to 60 year old men.

[00:26:26] So a lot of the stuff that we've been putting out I think is more so merge related. Where I think that is you know certainly great if you're a fan of blue line and you want to help support us help.

[00:26:41] You know, wrap something blue line related or you just happen to have the same style that I do I think that our style kind of works.

[00:26:49] But he's definitely going to help me come out with some more shirts that aren't just comfort colors with pocket T's and you know what something here load on the back and you know call it a day.

[00:26:59] Yeah, but that's something that I think we could break into a little bit more. I mean, I know everyone has said this in the fishing industry. I know a whole outdoor industry.

[00:27:10] COVID definitely through a huge ranch and our we got set back about a year because of COVID fly wise. We are salespiked but inventory couldn't get replenished sure. And kind of when we saw that coming down the horizon is actually when we launched our you know merge line.

[00:27:30] We put out some shirts and things because just because we could get them right the shirts were here in the US we got printed in the US shipping in the US and we ship them out.

[00:27:39] So when I kind of saw flies really starting to hit the brakes inventory started taking a pretty big hit that's when we started ramping up merge and truthfully it's kind of I mean, I'm sure you you have to know about this from working in this business but you know a lot in a lot of guys.

[00:27:58] I'm sure anyone listening to this has something similar. I am not a retail merchantizer. I don't I don't design t shirts that's not my job right I'm a fly tired fly developer and fly fishermen.

[00:28:14] And the so that's been a really tough part of blue line for me has been the merge because it just isn't something that comes naturally for me at all.

[00:28:23] But so it's something I'm definitely kind of helping getting help with that's you know because something we've identified is something we want to continue.

[00:28:32] Yeah and I think it'd be great to start bringing out so we've got some shirt ideas it's really hard for me to get an idea from my head on to a piece of paper right like I'm not an artist or anything so.

[00:28:44] I think it would be great to start bringing out stuff that's you know kind of on brand for us probably pretty stupid pretty funny enjoyable.

[00:28:52] That doesn't this not just because I think everything we sell right now is like oh blue line I'm a fan of those guys I like it flies I like what you know I like their videos I want to help and support them will grab a shirt.

[00:29:03] Right I mean it you do what I do I like choose what I like and then I look at what there's no way in hell I would order and I buy some of that and that's usually the better seller than what I like. And you start doing that.

[00:29:18] That's my go to you like that is hideous. That's what the kids want something that I think is just the most hideous thing it makes me feel very insecure about my taste at times but.

[00:29:31] It's also broad my horizons a little bit that I may be to look around at whatever one else is where yeah and and you know just owning owning your own company is is. You have a lot of challenges because it's not what you do right like I.

[00:29:45] And I don't know how to dov 이상ai's thing I think it's a difficult time to take the trip to find a to fly fly is an efficient company management is not under my junk.

[00:29:51] You know what I'm good at but now it's under my job title so it is it is pretty tough looking at a hat being like this is awful.

[00:29:59] Sure let's buy 150 of them right it's that being it you know that that definitely taken some time for me to be like okay we got a. even if I don't like the merch, you know that's easy for me to fly, right? Yeah, I don't like this fly.

[00:30:17] Here's the reason I don't like this fly. Sure. And you can't do that. Now that kind of... You should drive with merch. No, not at all. And sponsors of what you guys are doing. You have some sponsors that help you guys out from time to time.

[00:30:32] Is there any of me that like to kind of mention there? Yeah, I mean we get some help from quite a few different folks. The newest one is we grabbed a boat from Letham Run, Raphs. And those guys were super cool.

[00:30:45] We just just coming off a shoot where we went picked up the boat and fished with the guys from Tea Tom Valley Lodge for a couple of days. That was really cool. True. Yeah. I mean we've got had quite a few sponsors that have definitely helped us out.

[00:31:01] That's kind of how we help fund a lot of our trips. And obviously like coming out here hanging out with you. Yeah, something that we can... I mean obviously from this we're going to get you a lot of media stuff and some content

[00:31:16] and that's able to help us be able to do what we do. Yeah, for sure. Where people can find you social media stuff, check things out. Yeah, our Instagram is big. We are on there all the time. Obviously BlueLineCode.com. Sorry, BlueLineFlies.com and then BlueLineCode on YouTube.

[00:31:39] On YouTube. Yeah, BlueLineFlies.com. Yep. Yep. BlueLineCode was taken and we're going to end up at some point redoing that. We've got one of those crazy rainbow.net. Not.com. Oh, same reason. What happens if I go to dot com?

[00:31:57] I went to some rainbow like photos of both single and double rainbows. Yeah. Okay. Well, enjoy having you. Thanks so much for jumping on the podcast and hopefully we'll do it again. Yeah, man, we do too. Sounds good. Thanks. Appreciate it.

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