Chapter Nineteen

BROADCASTERS

“It's that time again, Bob," Pat said.

“Yes, indeed, Pat. So, do you think our boys will bring home the prize once more?" Bob asked.

“Well, Bob, I believe it might be time for someone else to claim victory this year, don't you think?" Pat replied.

“There are some pretty talented surfers out there this year," Pat added.

“Surfy looking? Pat! Is that even a word?" Bob questioned.

“It is now," Pat chuckled.

“Well, folks, you heard it straight from Pat's mouth," Bob announced.

“Well, Bob, are you excited for the next few days on this stunning beach in Hawaii?" Pat asked.

“Yes, sir! I've been trying to subtly convince my wife to consider moving here, but she's not budging," Bob confessed.

“You've got to make it seem like it's her idea. It works like a charm, Bob," Pat advised.

"Alright everyone, let's kick off the day with our first male surfer, Axel Robbin. Axel is a standout in his division, competing against five others across the country. Pat, how many divisions