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All right. In five, four, three, two, one. What's up, everybody? Welcome to another episode of the Genius Brain Podcast.

We got a very special guest today. I actually been trying to get you on for a minute. I just haven't hit you up.

Okay. Because I always see you're busy with first of all, you like building cars and shit. You got a fight academy.

But we got Savant Young here, former pro fighter, also owner and coach at fight academy Pasadena, which is the first spot that I trained at two years ago.

Yes, sir. You know what's real funny though? Like, when I first started training at a fight academy.

You're just so casual, I annoyed you on the place. Yeah, you know what?

That's just by design. I like to just float through. Yeah. Be cool.

Humble with everybody. And then I'm happy. Where's me? Hey, who's the owner here? I'm like, you looking at him.

Like, you're always just kind of casual and chilling back in the nick was like, oh, he actually owns the spot.

I'm like, oh, just mad. Quite. Yeah. But you know what? You don't want to be that dude, right? You're not trying to be that like

douchebag dude. That's like, hey man, you know, you know, I'm the guy, right? Yeah, I'm the guy. Yeah, I'm good.

So for you, when you were a, when you were a pro fighter, I'm always curious about this. It's like, how do you transition from

you know, fighting your whole life and then not fighting? Like that, that has always been such a weird thing for me because I see a lot of fighters who

who I kind of grew up with that wanted to be a pro fighter. Obviously they didn't make it that well because you don't know who the fuck they are. Right?

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