I don't know. People think you have to have a fucking vision board and. No, you just have to grind. I'm a grinder. That's what I do. I get up every morning at 07:00 and I do the same shit every day, whether it's working out or every night I get in the sauna, I do stand up every fucking chance I can, and I grind. And I find that when I'm grinding things, good things happen. And then I just decide to either keep doing something or not keep doing something. There may come a time where I decide when it comes to, like, UFC, for instance. Maybe I'll just better off being a fan, you know? Because one of the things that I loved more than anything was when I was lived in LA, we used to do fight companions. So we would. We would get together and smoke pot and drink and watch the fights and just talk crazy shit, and it was so much more fun. But I also have a deep amount of respect for the athletes, and I recognize that, like, being there and giving words to their performances and to honor them and to make it exciting and to just give some verbal horsepower to the experience for people that are watching at home. I feel extremely honored. I also can't believe any of this is real. Like, I can't believe that I'm doing these three things simultaneously. It doesn't even make any sense. Like, Eric Weinstein said that he had this funny conversation with somebody where he's talking about the UFC, and then he was talking about podcasts, and then they went, wait a minute, that's the same guy. And then I'm like, dude, I think like that all the time. I feel like that when I show up at the UFC and I walk into the arena and I'm like, what am I doing?