So I called my dad. I'm like, dad, there's a man in this locker room. He's like, riley, I'm coming down there, and I'm gonna handle this myself. And I really was like, dad. Like, he would. Like, he would do that. And I'm like, no, we already have one man in the locker room. We don't need to. And secondly, you'll go to jail, and I don't want you there. So I got this. I can handle it. Which, again, the things that I think set me apart from some of my teammates or competitors or other people in my same position is right playing sports. I credit so much of my success and impact that's been had to playing sports. Secondly, it's having a strong family foundation. I have two parents, two amazing parents who love each other. Everyone around me, like my grandparents, all in very healthy, loving relationships. I don't have a lot of divorce around me or in my family or anything like that. I have got lots of siblings. We're all so close. So I think my family foundation is a huge aspect to, again, what kind of set me apart. And third, again, is my faith. Just knowing the outcome, like we've. We just previously spoke about, like, knowing how this all ends and really trusting that and having faith in that and just knowing the battle is already won. That's certainly what keeps me grounded and keeps a smile on my face and an incredibly light heart. Even when these crazy freaks at San Francisco are running at me, the first thing I do is pray for them. I'm like, oh, my gosh, you look miserable. And I can't imagine having that much hatred in my heart. So I think all of those things are kind of what maybe made me a little different. The combination of those things, no one thing over the other, but set me apart from some of my peers.