Can we not do that on the air together?

I'm Angela Duckworth.

I'm Mike Marn.

And you're listening to No Stupid Questions.

Today on the show, would you rather be the worst person on the best team or the best

person on the worst team?

What a eye.

I am this vanilla kid from Cherry Home of Jersey whose greatest accomplishment was being

captain of an extremely mediocre cheerleading squad.

Angela, I am super excited for our conversation because while there are no stupid questions,

I think some questions are maybe more intriguing than others and I feel like this is one.

I'm all ears.

This comes to us from Lucas.

He wrote in and asked which has more upside to be the best person on the worst team or

the worst on the best team.

And then he clarified, assume you could be the actual best or assume you are the literal

worst.

I love this question because immediately the mind goes to, why can't I be the best on

the best team?

Immediately the mind of a super competitive person goes to that.

I think the question Lucas asks is so good because there are upsides to both.

So let's walk through the possibility of being the best player on the worst team.

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