No, I was a Massachusetts state champion, and I won a thing called the American Open. I came in second in the US cup against the guy who fought in the Olympics, and I competed in a lot of taekwondo tournaments. But then I started kickboxing. I realized how easy it was for me to get fucked up. Cause taekwondo, you only kick. You only punch to the body. And so, like, my ability to block punches to my face, I was grossly overestimating it. So I started sparring with kickboxers and just getting lit up. So then I started really concentrating on boxing and really concentrating on kickboxing. And I was still competing in taekwondo, and I was like, I gotta stop doing this because I don't want to do this anymore. And I wanted to start doing standup, and I knew I was in the middle of doing both of them, but my. I was making a living out of teaching taekwondo. I was teaching it at Boston University. I was teaching it. I had my own school in revere, Massachusetts, and I was like, I gotta quit, because if I don't quit, I'm gonna half ass this, and I don't want to half ass for the students, and I don't want to half ass this comedy thing, either. I gotta, like, I gotta go all in. So I quit.