And then you have other people who have a really awful experience.

Yeah, yeah.

I mean, even somebody that did do elective egg freezing is Brooke Boney.

She is the former presenter of The Today Show.

She did it at 33 after a breakup.

She did two cycles, and she's now 39, and she's happily paying her storage fees for her eggs with no plans to use them currently.

But she loved it.

And it's incredibly disappointing, it's disheartening when these women go back and try and use their frozen eggs and they can't.

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I guess the other side that I was thinking was, I think if you...

A, a really good team is able to, to get into it and fight and disagree.

So I'm with you there, Nick.

I was just thinking if you're sa- if the group's, like, safe enough to do that, right? In kind of that, "Hey, I'm gonna be mad at you, but we're gonna get over it and stay connected," then I think you've really hit the magic.

I agree if it's too kumbaya, that's not good either.

Um, and I was only a five because at the end of the day, you're, you are stuck with your family for better or for worse.

So Courtney, you're gonna steel man why you would strongly disagree that a healthy team culture will lead to more wins.

Correct.

But I would also argue to that point, like, if you can find a way to play club volleyball and do school basketball, school tennis, or whatever, the experiences that you learn from an individual sport ... or a different coach or team dynamic, I think all plays into you as an athlete, as a human.

And if we're specifically talking about the Olympics, it is a long game to make an Olympic team, and your career on the USA team isn't defined by your first season at all, and it takes a long time to...

There's, like, a big runway for most people trying to figure out the international world, how to train at that level, how to take care of their body.

So I just think you have time.

So if you're, you're gaining all this experience, physically you're not as broken down, you aren't resentful, the psychology piece, you're still loving the game in some way, I think all of that would outweigh whatever you would get from the societal pressure to do one.

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And so we wanna give them the best chance to be the best that they can be.