Journey from Costa Rica to Pickleball

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Hi , I'm Shelly Maurer and I'm Cher Emrick .

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Welcome to Life Lessons from Pickleball , where we engage with pickleball players from around the world about life on and off the court .

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Thanks for joining us . Welcome everyone to Life Lessons from Pickleball , and we've got some exciting news . So , before we introduce our guest , we wanted to let you know that we have just reached 2,500 downloads and we thank you , our amazing listeners , for being a part of this journey with us . Your support , your likes , your shares and your love for the game keep us inspired to bring you more life lessons from Pickleball . Thank you so much . And today , how grateful are we to have with us Pablo Granados . Pablo , you are originally from Costa Rica , but currently living in Lake Stevens , washington , as general manager and tournament director at Pickleball Kingdom .

Speaker 2 1:03

Pablo , before we hear about your work with Pickleball Kingdom , you have quite a personal journey to share . Why don't you start by telling us when and why you left Costa Rica ?

Speaker 3 1:16

Well , let's see how many . It's only 30 minutes , but we'll try to put it in there . Right , my life it's , I think . I think I'm going to do a book eventually . That's what my kids keep telling me . I too many stories , but no , I grew up so growing up in costa rica , right , our life was soccer from the beginning . Right , my first gift was a soccer ball . Right , I mean hard to hide that in under the christmas tree , right , um , I'm from a generation of , uh , a lot of really , really good players in costa rica . So it was great , right , growing up with all these athletes . But obviously I had to work a little harder . Funniest thing I didn't even make the soccer team in my high school . I had to go to high school , right , because I was still 15 . I didn't even make the team , so I was a little disappointed . But when I was about 15 , I had a great opportunity to come and play a soccer tournament in Dallas , texas . It opened a lot of opportunities for me to go to other countries . I ended up going to Europe Norway and Germany a little bit , and Netherlands , meet different people , expand my horizons and just see the world which , uh , I it was the first one in my family , so it was it was great right wow

Speaker 3 2:31

unfortunately yeah , unfortunately , I think um , a very improper foundation of a muscle building and stuff like that led to a couple of bad injuries and soccer got cut short a little bit . So I ended up going to Costa Rica . One of the hardest things about being outside of your country , especially when we grow up so close together , is that when you have a headache or you have a stomachache or anything hurts or anything doesn't feel great , you think about your family , right For sure hurts or anything doesn't feel great . You think about your family , right and um for sure they are thousands of miles away and it's not easy to get there , right , so it's almost like dealing with it . But , um , yeah , I remember I came back to my country and you know I was ready to recover .

Speaker 3 3:17

Um , I had a . I went to the hospital because I had a bad , a stomach ache , and the doctor thought that it was appendicitis or something . Uh , they ended up open me up . They opened me up . The doctor apparently said , oh , it's not that , but let's get rid of it because you don't need it for anything , right ? Um that that turned into a . I guess there was my intestine . They kind of clipped it , so it was open and it led to . I don't remember a lot of the things , I remember just my mom saying that you know , at some point they say that I was gone , that the doctor had called it and they thought you were dead .

Speaker 3 4:02

They thought you were dying apparently one of the doctors said that I was already dead .

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That you had died .

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Pablo , I know .

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And my .

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My mom said that there was another doctor who wasn't even supposed to be there and he was like hey , let me give him a chance , let me give him a chance , right , and I don't . Again , I don't know really what happened , because I was underage and my mom has never really released a lot of information . She doesn't like to go back to that stuff , and the reason why I always bring up that story is because there's always been the right person at the right time for me .

Speaker 3 4:36

And that jumped into Pickleball 2 , right . So I ended up coming to the United States and I went from an athlete of I don't know 200 pounds to 330 pounds in I don't know a year and a half or two years , maybe .

Speaker 1 4:54

Wow , Now was this after your surgery where they thought you had died .

Speaker 3 4:58

Yeah , that was when I was about 20 , 20 to 22 is when I gained most of my weight and it was in a . I was in a was about 20 . 20 to 22 is when I gained most of my weight .

Speaker 2 5:05

Okay .

Speaker 3 5:07

And I was in a really bad place . You know , when you are an athlete I mean professional pickleballers know it too right that you eat a lot , but you exercise a lot right .

Speaker 3 5:17

I was eating a lot and I wasn't exercising at all , so obviously you have to go somewhere . And it just became a lifestyle , right , it became eating and working and eating and working and video games . At that point I was not married yet with my first wife . Eventually I met her , we had our baby daughter , isabella , and things of life . You know , sometimes things don't work out . I had a family , my family , that used to live in Salt Lake . They had moved to Washington , so I ended up coming to visit . I decided , hey , washington is my place . It's rainy , it's gray , I can be outside a lot . Right , it's weird . Right , it's weird . Right , it's weird . Right , it reminded me a lot of Norway and Costa Rica and that aspect of you know , just weather-wise , right , I got again the right people at the right time . I met my wife in Snohomish she's near my house in a coffee place . I never thought that it was going to work because she didn't like coffee and I was like , who doesn't like coffee ? Right , like we went for coffee . She didn't even like coffee .

Speaker 1 6:31

but now is this your first wife , pablo that was my second wife , that was so . So you completed your first marriage , and then you moved to washington and then I moved to washington . Yeah and then I was uh , I was .

Speaker 3 6:44

I had my daughter full time , so I was working from home for Amazon and then studying a little bit because I wanted to , you know , just make a better thing . And then I met my second wife , or my now wife .

Speaker 1 6:56

Your current wife , my current wife .

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And she was very . She was kind of annoying because she liked to go to the gym and she liked to run around and she liked to be all energetic and I like it too . But I like to do that while I'm doing something , I have to be playing a game , threadmills and machines and all that stuff . That's not for me .

Speaker 2 7:19

I'm with you , Pablo , I'm with you . I'm with you .

Speaker 1 7:20

Pablo , I'm with you .

Speaker 3 7:24

So I remember before COVID I was having really bad knee pain , right from the weight obviously , and I was not sleeping very well . I went to the doctor . He said well , you're going to have to have this machine to sleep for the rest of your life . I came home and my wife said hey , let's go to the YMCA . I mean you can just walk around the treadmill . She worked in the YMCA before , so she was part of that community , right . And I was like man , okay , let's do it . As I'm walking in I'm already upset because I don't want to be there . And it's kind of funny . You go through the front desk and everybody is so happy .

Speaker 3 8:05

And it's kind of funny , you go through you know the front desk and everybody's so happy and I turn around and there's a gym right in the corner , right before you went to the terminal , and I was like , oh , I hope there's basketball or something , because I could play a little basketball , right . I mean , I didn't know , I didn't grow up with any other sport , but I was like basketball . And I looked through this small window , because it has those little windows like in the classrooms , right oh yeah and , and I see all these old people playing pickleball , right and .

Speaker 3 8:29

But I always let you know what it was right . It's like , oh , they're just hitting a ball from one side to the other . Um , the funny thing is that they only meet I think at that point they only met two days a

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week for like an hour and a half , because that's has , that's how much the gyms were given at that point for that . So I was again , right time , right place , right time , right . So I tell my wife like , hey , let me go find out what they're playing right . And I was like , hey , maybe this will lift my morale about winning , about winning on something . Again right . So I go in and I meet this amazing individual , tom lamoureux . Um , he's a well-known in our community . He , I think he's the true ambassador of pickleball in in what's his name what's his name ?

Speaker 3 9:15

tom lamoureux . Okay , um , yeah . So you know , when I get there , there was two courts , eight people playing , there's six people sitting . I've never seen so many braces in my life , I've never seen so many special shoes . I make jokes with them after a while and I tell them , like I think there was about 5,000 years in this gym that day that I walked in and I'm like , hey , so , um , I was like hey , he was a heater , grab a paddle . Right , he gave me a paddle that I still have . I love that paddle . Um , I start playing with him and you know , I still have a little ability , so I'm just sliding around and everything and hitting it . I I got pickled . That's the first time that I heard the word pickle , right and I was like and someone tells me , hey , that's no good .

Speaker 3 10:02

And I'll say what do you mean ? It's 11-0 . And I was like , oh yeah , that was awful right . And that was the beginning . He opened the doors for me . He was super welcoming . He started pickleball again in our community with getting courts , talking to the school districts , even getting to get some courts on the city to open . Um , he passed away a few years ago but he will always be remembered . I mean , I will never forget what he did for me in our community .

Speaker 3 10:36

He was the president of the club , marysville pickleball club . Um , he wanted me to be on the board because I had understanding on how to run leagues and it was all crossover from soccer stuff , right , and how to do Ron Robbins , and I've always been like I'm always into things , right . So they brought me to the board At that point . I guess that was , you know , when COVID was already in the middle of it , right , and I'm thinking to myself , hey , I'm not too bad at this , maybe I'll be a pro one day . It lasted a month , but , uh , but I told myself I was like I really want to compete . Right , I'm a competitor . Um , so if I want to compete , I'm going to have to do something about my health . And uh , yeah , it's a hundred pounds later . I am , I mean , wow you dropped a hundred pounds .

Speaker 3 11:28

I dropped a hundred pounds , yeah it's been a combination of uh and it's been . It's not really what I do in the pickleball court because I don't move a lot . Um , I make my partner move . Smart guy . I tell my mixed partner .

Speaker 3 11:45

I was like , hey , all this , I'll stay right here , but yeah , I mean that led to you know where I am today , with all this stuff involving my family too my wife and my kids and everybody that I know . It's been difficult . I think Pickleball has been a tough road . I think that it grew so fast . Before the Pickleball Kingdom . I became a Pickleball director because I saw a need . I used to go to tournaments and pay a lot of money for them and play 45 minutes and I was out . I was like we should be getting a little bit more out of this . So I started organizing tournaments where players will get more out of it , and if you lost all your games , you still got five or six games right .

Speaker 3 12:33

For about the same price , right , and so people started appreciating that and there are more clubs reaching out to me to run their events . Again , it's been tough . I mean , there's just like everything in life . There's people that it's not very nice in the Pickleball community , right , but it's good . It builds character and I think it helps us understand who we need to help or how we can help people , right , and I think it kind of happened to me at some point . Right , we got better and and we forgot I forgot where I came from , too , right I was like why am I not playing with these people anymore , right ?

Speaker 3 13:15

I mean , they're not obviously my level , but that was me not long ago , right ?

Speaker 3 13:20

I mean five years is a long time ago , but it isn't really that far along a long long time ago , um , so I don't know , I , I , I started playing tournaments with my wife and my wife she is the opposite of athletic when it comes to sports . Right , she can do , she can walk and she can run four miles and she can go on the mountains and do all this crazy stuff . But if we give , if I give , her sport equipment , she doesn't know what to do with it . Right ? But pickable was a good opportunity for us to try and , yeah , you know , I guess one of the lessons that I got from pickable is that I started playing with her and I started to get I would get frustrated when we were playing against other teams and they realized that she was the less skilled player and they were always hated to her . And , of course , it was a tournament , so people is there competing .

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And .

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I would get mad . I remember one time I broke a paddle of how upset I was that we lost right and I told myself I was like this is not why I joined Pickable . This is not what Pickable is all about , right ? I mean , we're on the court to have a good time , even when we're competing .

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I love players that smile or just have a chuckle after things that happen on the court , right ? So I have to have a hard reset . I have to understand why we do it and who we do it with and for . We have to have that clear mind .

Speaker 2 14:50

It's important , every time we step on the court , we should look at ourselves as an ambassador for the sport , because we don't know the journey or the story of the person on the other side of the court or how it will affect them . Just like you said , if you had been treated differently that first day when you showed up , you might not have liked pickleball and your story would be different than it is today .

Speaker 3 15:09

Right , oh , absolutely , and .

Speaker 2 15:11

I can .

Speaker 3 15:12

I can tell you that I mean I've had those experiences , right . I mean I sometimes I will walk into a court and people , were they will , they will tell me like hey , you're not good enough to be here , right , like you need to come back boy , right ? And I mean , I'm not going to say that I don't hold grudges , but I still remember those times , right .

Speaker 2 15:34

It was painful .

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It is painful , right it is .

Speaker 3 15:37

Only because I think , obviously and I agree , you know higher level players , they want to have good games , right , but I think that they also we , or just in general , we have to make ourselves available to everybody else . And because and I think my path is the same path that a lot , of , a lot of people took , right , I became a US Pickleball ambassador . I started to reach out to brands out there to see how they could help the community . Because I'm always been into helping children . I'm a school , a middle school teacher too , right . So I always like to coach kids , right . So I tell Selker hey , can you send me a few dozen paddles so I can give them away to kids ? Right , and because the beauty of this sport that I try to tell people is look , this is maybe the only sport where the grandparent can play with his seven-year-old great-grandkid or grandkid , right , mm-hmm , so true , his seven-year-old great grandkid or grandkid , right .

Speaker 3 16:45

So I mean I can do that , I can do basketball with my son , but he's gonna be faster and stronger than me , right ? Uh , I can do basketball with him , he's gonna push me away . So when we're in the pickleball court , uh , one of my best experiences is I was in arizona and I'm driving by gil Gilbert and I saw this sign that says pickable tournament and I'm like , oh , perfect , let's go right . And I go in and I tell him I was like hey , do you have any spots ? And he's like , oh , I think there's one person who needs someone for a mixed doubles . And so I was like , sure , sign me in , maggie or Mary , something M I remember , right , big . I jump in and I see they were like , oh , she's right there . And when I look , she's putting her hat and she's tying her shoes and I come over . I didn't at that point , I didn't know , but so she was 93 at that point 93 years old 93 , right .

Speaker 3 17:46

And this is when I'm still thinking I want to compete right . And I tell myself what did I get myself into right ? This is what I want to tell you . By the time that we were playing the bronze medal match , I told her you take care of all this court , because I have no business here . She was boom , boom , boom , boom , boom , wow .

Speaker 3 18:09

It got to a point where she was super , the nicest ever . She told me she was like hey , you need to work a little harder on the court . And I'm thinking like , hey , what 93-year-old tells a 35-year-old that he needs to work ? I love that . It's one of the best stories that I ever had . Hey , what 93-year-old tells a 35-year-old that he needs to ? It's one of the best stories that I ever had . And I was like again , you know ? I mean , we don't know , like you say , we don't know where people come from of you know their history , their past or anything . I went into the court thinking this is going to be a bad experience and it was one of the best experiences ever , ever in my life .

Speaker 3 18:48

And I wish that I would have kept her info . I thought that I was going to be going more to Arizona , a little bit more to see her , but it was an inspiration . I was like well , at least I have a game that I can do for the next 60 years , Right .

Speaker 3 19:03

And so , so I . That's why I appreciate pickleball in that way . Right , Because there are four people from different places , from different languages . Sometimes I blurt things out in Spanish that people go , hey , that's a bad word in Spanish . I was like , yeah , but I missed it . I love that part of the sport . It is , it is so inclusive . I've never seen anything like this .

Speaker 1 19:30

We haven't either it's a level playing field once you step ? On the court like doesn't matter your age , your ethnicity , your language , your , even your ability . There are , there are groups that

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Speaker 1 19:45

help those with different abilities to be able to play the game just like everybody . I mean , it's just an amazing thing . So how did you go from playing pickleball to working with Pickleball Kingdom as a general manager and now as the tournament director as well ?

Speaker 3 20:03

as the tournament director as well . Well , so I think that if I go back when , you know I was not very nice or where I lost the understanding of what pickleball was you know part of my life , I guess , right when I was getting mad or the paddle , breaking the paddle or just upset about playing with certain people , I did a reset and I was like you know what ? I'm gonna enjoy this sport . Right , I feel better now and I can still compete . I still have friends so we can go and compete other days . Um , so I started meeting a lot of people and , uh , I started to tell them you know my story and what pickleball was all about . Um , the the funniest thing is that I I core group of people that I have right now , friends that I I mean , they're not even friends anymore , they're family , right .

Speaker 3 20:48

I don't think that I would ever met them under any other circumstance , right ? We're talking cultural views , political views , languages , ages . I mean , I have 80-year-old friends , I have 15-year-old Ella , I have 15-year-old Ella . You met Ella , right ?

Speaker 1 21:10

Yes , she was on our show .

Speaker 3 21:12

Right and I don't get to meet any of those people without Pickleball right Good point . I started building those relationships and when I hear , when I was listening to her podcast , I appreciate what she does for the community and and how hard she has , how far , how she fought to to be where she is , she she's one of those witnesses of how hard I've worked to make things better for people and that led to .

Speaker 3 21:43

Um , I was actually just , I was just working my middle school uh gig and I had a call from uh , one of the investors at pickable kingdom , and he'll say , hey , would you like to give this a try ? Right ? I mean , I've been trying to tell my wife that I want to work in pickable for so long and she keeps rejecting me right away . Right , she's very probal , so she's very scared of it um but I was like well .

Speaker 3 22:09

I can . I can entertain it right . I mean , it is still a new industry , and um . So I met Mara and John . That you also talked to them , oh my goodness yes incredible people , right .

Speaker 3 22:21

And and then Ed , one of the investors , the one who brought me in he was like hey , I really want you to be part of this . You people know who you are and people appreciate how you work with the community and stuff like that , and I appreciate it . You know , it's nice to make a little extra money , but when I tell people there's really not a lot of money in it because it's a lot of work , um , I at least , I at least want to enjoy it , right , so now I enjoy . When I'm running a tournament , I actually have to take my wife because she's super like also , you know . So she , it drives her crazy when I my papers are everywhere .

Speaker 1 23:00

She's very organized .

Speaker 3 23:03

Yeah . A little too much , but I appreciate it because then she does that and I and I can walk around and talk to the community , right . And as much as I love to watch the 5.0s playing and , you know , showing some amazing skills , I love to watch those beginners just having a laugh every time that they miss a shot , right , it's like yes or making a great play right . There's nothing more exciting than seeing that new player making a great shot where everybody goes right and I'm like there you go .

Speaker 3 23:38

So that's , I think , what made the jump for me , and and I also have to , you know , there's a lot of people that I will have to thank for where I am right , but even vendors . I mean from the very beginning Selkirk , you know I told them what I wanted to do with Pickable and they're a big company and they all they had to say was like no right , I mean , let's not waste our time . And they gave me a chance . So , so a lot of people , yeah .

Speaker 1 24:05

Were you saying Selkirk . So what's your , what's your connection with Selkirk ?

Speaker 3 24:10

So , besides being an ambassador for them , they also provide opportunities for

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Speaker 3 24:16

me to acquire some of their products at a lower price so I can pass it on , you know , to the schools , or or to take it to my tournaments or you know things like that . So people know that I'm self-care going , because I'm always everything is self-care .

Speaker 2 24:36

I love it . You're a billboard , yeah , no kidding but are you ?

Speaker 3 24:42

I appreciate that , I appreciate , are you ? Still teaching no , my teaching has it's now done . Okay , now what ?

Speaker 1 24:50

was school . Let's do a shout out to your school .

Speaker 3 24:53

Seattle Country Day in Queen Anne in Seattle . Nice , I'll have my kids listen to it , because I told them that one day I was going to do a podcast .

Speaker 1 25:01

Yeah , for sure . They help you be the man you are . It's what I figure these kids . They help us be the people we are .

Speaker 3 25:08

So oh my goodness , yeah , they , uh , they can drive us crazy sometimes , but it's , it's , it's , it's a good crazy right , it builds it builds up so for sure oh my gosh .

Speaker 1 25:23

So you did mention one life lesson , and can you think of any other life lessons that you've gleaned , either in your life , maybe as a teacher , that you are using on the court , or life lessons that you discovered on the court that you now use in your life ?

Speaker 3 25:41

Yeah , I think the biggest one and this one always gets me going . But the biggest lesson is to never underestimate or push away people because you don't think that they need the requirements to be in the same court as you are . We have a friend that Mike . I'm going to give a shout out to Mike . Mike , it looks like he just came out of the pool and he shows up on the court and he beats everyone up . Right , I show up to the court and you think , oh , my goodness , this guy , I don't know this guy looks like . Why is he not playing Tyson McGuffin right now ? Right , I mean , I'm terrible at it , right , but so again , just allowing people to come into your group become part of that circle , that community of pickable .

Speaker 3 26:35

Pickable is , besides helping you , you know , help in a health way . It also helps you with your emotional health . Um , I mean , I think that just the fact that I I have a phone with 400 contacts that I know that I can text for any questions , now that I'm in the pickleball kingdom , I text them like what would you like to see ? And they always have good feedback . Uh , some of them text me in the middle of the night . Why are you letting this guy play ? He's too high to be playing or too low , you know all these things . And it always ends with us having a nice conversation about like , oh yeah , I'm in arizona right now . Oh , I'm in costa rica right now . Oh , I'm in hawaii playing right now , right . So it always starts with some drama and it always ends up with with a kind of like a what are we doing today , right ? Which is ? It's that connection that we're missing , I think , in society now , with technology and working from home and all these things .

Speaker 3 27:34

So , I think never say no to someone , even if they don't know how to play . Bring them in , because that person could be the president of the Expedia , or it could be someone who just needs to talk to someone that day , right I mean , we don't know what question right , right place , right time . That's , that's my , that's my mantra now .

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Speaker 1 28:00

I like that , and not only on the court but in life . Don't make assumptions that this isn't somebody that I can relate to or this isn't somebody who would understand me , but and and I like how you said you know , sometimes your calls begin with drama but end with this really lovely , it's like how we end the games we do paddle tap , it's like a hug . No matter how fierce that competition might have been . We are really gentle , enjoying each other . We give hugs and paddle taps .

Speaker 3 28:34

It's a lesson from pickleball , right ? I mean , it's just and it's also a conversation , right ? I mean now I'm going to visit my mom this weekend , right , and I always have a pickleball thing on it , right ? So I'm in the airport , in the middle of nowhere , and someone goes like , oh , you play pickleball Really quick . We were in the middle of europe . Uh , there was an accident in poland . We were driving from poland , from germany , to poland . There was a big accident in the middle of a freeway , so you know , everybody's pulling on the side .

Speaker 3 29:04

We started playing pickleball in the middle of the road oh , come on , that is so cool and and people is like taking pictures and you can hear people in other languages saying you know pickleball and you know . So it's kind of weird to go talk to someone in the middle of the road , but it leads to things like that right To just starting conversations , and a lot of people still don't know pickleball . So I think it is our job to not just bring , not just bring yeah , not just bring the sport , but bring what comes with the sport .

Speaker 1 29:40

The spirit of the sport , the community . Oh my gosh , pablo , what an amazing story you have , and I am thrilled that you are now both feet in pickleball and pickleball kingdom . So how can people find you ? What's the best way to find you online ?

Speaker 3 29:59

well . So my website is zz2pickleballcom , or just Pablo Granados , and Facebook and Instagram , or at the Pickleball Kingdom in . That's where the one of the facilities is going to be . Yeah , they're going to open several , but that's the one where I'm going to be . So if anybody wants to come and learn Pickleball or just sit down and , you know , have a drink and talk about anything , I'm always there . It's going to probably end up in a Pickleball game , because that's how all my conversations end .

Speaker 1 30:33

I'll meet you on the court .

Speaker 3 30:35

Or on the parking lot , who knows ? Or in the parking lot , or in the middle of the road , wherever . Whatever it is , yeah , there's always people oh man .

Speaker 1 30:43

Thank you , pablo . Thank you so much for coming and sharing your story Very inspiring . I'm delighted that you're healthy and that you're happy and you're in a marriage that you two are totally in love and she supports you being in pickleball now , which I love , and yeah , congratulations , no .

Speaker 2 31:02

I appreciate it and no more breaking paddles . No more breaking paddles .

Speaker 3 31:05

Oh no , they're expensive now too .

Speaker 1 31:07

so yeah , boy , you don't even think about it anymore , right ?

Speaker 3 31:11

No , no , now it's like . Now I softly place it on the ground well , thank you so much , pablo , thanks for joining us today .

Speaker 1 31:24

Thank you all for being here and again , thank you for all your support in keeping this podcast up and running , and we just love having you a part of our Life . Lessons from Pickleball community . Thank you all and we look forward to a new conversation next week . Bye-bye , bye-bye .

Speaker 2 31:43

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Speaker 1 31:57

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Speaker 2 32:10

Thanks , so much Hope to see you on the court .