So my pod, OG, my podfather, Robert Evans taught me a term that I'm about to immediately put into practice.

It's called the first mover advantage. Apparently, there's a whole evolutionary psychology wing about this idea.

And it's the idea that, like, a person who has such an irrational inflated view of their abilities coupled with a completely

misinformed view of the situation often has an advantage because they're moving first.

And if we were fighting over a piece of meat, you know, in the African Savannah, the guy that doesn't understand that this thing is full of lions has an advantage of the person that knows is full alliance.

So they're not just going to run into the open fields to get this piece of meat to bring home.

They're going to take a second because it's like,

well, you can't just be running in there.

So this person's like, I'm going to go get it.

I can handle it.

You know, goes and gets.

And in that sense, that's the person who gets the meal for the day.

And it's not so much that they were stronger.

It's that they was misinformed and it becomes an advantage because the other person not going to move

because we got sent enough not to and then what sucks about it is you can't tell that person nothing

because fool it worked they got the meal for the day they're taking it back to their family

and the lion ain't eat them. It's called the

first mover advantage. Now, me, I've been a lightweight my whole life. So my daddy used to tell me,

you know, they used to say, you know, you're never in trouble if you didn't throw the first punch.

My daddy was like, you better throw that first punch. You know what I'm saying? When that man gets close and that little boy get close enough to you, make your move. Because if he,

because if he get one clean one on you, you're done. So that's, so I, being of sound mind used the first movers advantage to my advantage.

Now me, I was fully aware of the situation.

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