So talk to me about how that process has been weight room wise, like the grind in there and how maybe you could overpower people at the level before this, but now you kind of have to continue adding to your game a little bit.

um when i first came in i was everybody saw me as an underclassman so when i was in the weight room it was kind of kind of a little tough for me keeping up with other people but all my teammates they pushed me helped me be better and then i just kept grinding overnight i wasn't doing it just here i was doing it off the field i was doing personal personal training sessions to get better because i knew that i know that high school high school is not something to play with so

Like did you believe it at first? Talk to me about all that.

So we had a scrimmage against Coral Glades.

Then I did, I was getting double teamed the whole time, but I had great get-offs, causing a lot of pressures.

And then we had pitcher day the next day.

So I came in, stuff like that.

I took a picture.

romantic guy, but...

We got to have a little fun here, guys.

But the point is that people who read romance novels are voracious.

These folks will read two or three novels a week, and they have very, very specialized tastes, like vampire kidnapping romance novels.

That might be all a person wants to read.

And what AI, it turns out, is very good at is turning out a ton of content on a specific topic.

So you have these folks that are, you know, at least were making a decent living churning out vampire kidnapping romance novels because there's across the world 10,000 people that that is the only thing they want to read.

Have you seen that in litigation and do you believe there's any merit to that?