And honestly, now, like, I love pressure. I love it. I love setting goals and achieving those goals, which sets me up perfectly for this position. And you're right. I would highly encourage. My parents did it. My parents made me play sports. And when my dad, being a professional football player, he did not. I won't say he didn't. He never really cared what sport I played. But when I started swimming, he's like, Riley, come on. That's not a sport. I'm like, dad, it is a sport. Like, it's hard. Like, we work hard. He's like, no, Riley, that's not a sport. Then I started dating a swimmer, and my dad was like, Riley, any sport. His justification was any sport where a man has to wear panties and competes like they're gay. Riley, he's like, you're dating someone who's gay, dad. And now he's my husband. And now, of course, he knows he's not gay, and he's the best, but it's just. But dad sounds funny.