We see people that hit very low lows and then they could choose one of two paths.

One is to like pick it up and keep going and then one is to not do that.

And I always wonder if that's like a biological predisposition or if that was the way that you were raised maybe with your family and they teach you or they taught you these values of, you know, picking yourself up when you're down and keeping, keep keeping along, but I'm not

entirely sure which one it is. Yeah. It seems like it's kind of just like a random, you know,

you can never, you can never predict it. Yeah. And I would even just say like with my situation

in particular, it wasn't that God was like, I just heard, hey, quit baseball. It was just taken from

me because I would have never quit. It was like, you're, now you're actually, this is, but you think

you needed to quit probably? Well, I mean, my life is significantly better today, 10 years later.

Just fulfillment wise, joy wise, way more joyful joyful way more fulfilled I get to help way more people

you know I've got my family I'm married you know you got all these kids I love running this

business I can go run business now for forever. Like business is something. I'll

just play the game of business the rest of my life. You know, sports is awesome. I love playing

golf now and I love competing. But like to say I truly love baseball the same way I love everything

else I do right now is is not true. Is there anything that you really want out of life right now that you don't necessarily

have or anything you want to do that you haven't done?

Um, no, I can't say there is.

Like, I've achieved more in business than like I thought I would ever achieve.

And obviously I want to keep.

So what I want to say is like I always want to get better.

Right.

But if you were like.

But it doesn't feel like a part of you's lacking is kind of where.

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