All right, this is-- obviously, tons of great advice. But the one that sticks out when I was younger, and I think it applies to every job and everything, is my old boss, when I worked construction, it said, use your bean. So that's use your brain. And it's as simple as that. But a lot of times, we make rash decisions or make decisions without thinking about it. So in construction, you're, like, hey, you got to use your bean. So, you know, I pick up a-- I pick up of sledge hammer. I start to swing it, but I didn't check the surroundings. Or I pick up a sledge hammer, and I start hitting this thing, and I don't look around. There's actually wires near there. It's simple stuff like that. And it applies to, obviously, all our sports. In training, use your bean. You know, if somebody says that they want to work this hard, but you know that they're not prepared to do it, and use your brain and know that they shouldn't do it, and don't make them do it. So use your bean.