I found an old journal. Like, when I was literally doing. I did karate for four, I don't know how many years it was when I got to, like, a brown belt, you know, when I was in high school and stuff like that, or a little, just as I guess it was ending then maybe it was just going into college. I was by brown belt by then, but I never felt that. We had a guy named Al Wilson in our school who was a boxer, and I was learning all the karate stuff, and I was really good in karate. I'd had these, you know, the moves and stuff like that, and the katas down like crazy, crank them out, like, rip them, you know, like really powerful. And this guy was just different. You know, it was boxing, you know, like, I didn't have that, so I never had that confidence. Even then, like, in. As a brown bell, I was like, I need to know something. Like, I gotta learn. And it really, you know, boxing is an eye opener. Oh, my gosh. And wrestling, you know, it's like all these things. That's what I'm saying. As far as that stuff. It's like, those are two big eye openers.