How does that work, you think? I don't know. I mean, like, we all know people that, like, can't handle fame well. Well, I do a lot of really difficult shit outside of comedy. Yeah, I think that's part of it. Do you think part of it? Yeah, I think part of it is, first of all, I have zero obsession with fame. Like, if all my fame went away tomorrow, yeah, I'd be totally fine with it. With it. As long as I have health and as long as I could pursue my interests, I'm 100% fine with it. Yeah. I'm not really interested in fame. I'm interested in doing a good job. Like, I know that when people come to see me that I have a massive responsibility, and I work hard on my stand up and I work hard on my writing, and if I have a bad set, it will fuck me up for months, you know? And it'll make me, like, batten down the hatches and grind harder. Like, I don't take it lightly at all. Right. Right. So that's part of it, too. But it's also. I do a lot of different stuff. Like, I do yoga. I do jiu jitsu. I do archery. I do a lot of working out. I've been running recently. I do difficult shit, and in doing difficult shit, you get humbled. You're always getting your ass kicked. I run the mountains near my house. It's so fucking hard, man. Like, every time I do it, I know that there's people that can do it way better. I know there's people that are in way better shit, and I know that every time I do it, I get a little bit better. So I just keep pushing at it. So I just concentrate. Excuse me. I just concentrate on doing difficult things. Do you think? Sorry, go ahead.