He's been elite around the Greens and the approach until the weekend at the Masters, which he's Nick Taylor. He's not going to compete against those guys at that course. I'm a call. Please come back. Yeah, I like Nick Taylor. I think he's a I think he's a really good play. And as you mentioned, his game fits. And we talked about like what he does in contention earlier. So hopefully you get the good side of Nick Taylor if he gets into contention. Would you like him more than Harmon? That's really, really, really close. I think I prefer Harmon. Okay, so we'll throw Harmon in as well. I'm just trying to think... Who's trying to, who's trying to rattle you over there, Blickle? Maintenance is making a rounds.

I don't know.

We had a long fire drill last night.

I think there was a gas leak, and so they're making the rounds.

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I didn't win a million bucks.

I feel really bummed.

Yeah, those are always, you know, there's so much fun. The excitement is, is phenomenal when you lead into it. And then obviously, like the most likely outcome is you're not going to make any money out of it. And it's a letdown. And so that's why, that's why the goal is to win as many of those tickets as possible and just give yourself those chances. And eventually something good will come of it. Well, you, I was running it by you on Wednesday evening trying to set my lineup. And it's like you didn't want to give me the medicine of like, Pat, you should really blow up this lineup and try something else. I played about as dickless of the lineup as you could play. And I went and looked at some of my other builds that I had. And even on the chat show that I did on Wednesday evening, I was, man, like,

Rory's going to be like 8% owned. Maybe I should just play Rory. That I built a Rory lineup. It wouldn't have been 6 a 6, so it didn't matter in terms of the overall outcome. It also would have been 5 of 6. But I think it would have snuck me into the money. but I should have just played

how I got the seat in the first place

and I just never do that when I qualify

for these higher stakes tournaments

like if I got the seat in the first place. And I just never do that when I qualify for these higher stakes tournament. Like, oh, if I could just grind out of cash, I'd be super happy because I paid nothing to get into it. Absolutely the opposite way of what you should play. Well, yeah. And I think an important point there is like, number one, remember the size of the contest that you're in once you have have that ticket, they were like 1,400 guys. But then the other thing is like, it's such a top heavy payout.

So the the natural instinct obviously is to play it a little bit quote unquote safer than usual to

try and cash and get something out of it. But realistically, like, you want to be playing even more

contrarian than usual.

So definitely, definitely agree with you there, but also, like, there's a human element, and it's really difficult to overcome that urge to just try and cash.

Like, I wasn't in that contest, but I made a similar mistake last week where I had conviction

on actually playing Morikawa, and I pivoted from a Morikawa

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