Right, Ed?

Correct.

Yeah, I think so.

I think everything's starting to round up.

And, you know, for all the controversies around live, I'm sure the PGA Tour guys are happy.

The kind of money that they played for this year has been it's been awesome.

I think the schedule for the for the top ranked guys is kind of thinned down a little bit as they get to play more of these games.

Yeah.

down in that

area.

It's Harlan County.

And they were multiple state champions.

I have business down there and I go in there and they have a place they call the Bulldog Room.

And it's smaller than this room here.

And you walk in it and there's trophies everywhere.

Yeah.

Oh yeah,

absolutely.

And you're absolutely right.

Golf is definitely just like all the other sports getting into the analytics of it all and all the science behind it.

Um, you know, with clubhead speeds and, uh, launch angles, launch monitors, where I think that's one of the reasons why the modern golf has become so competitive is because you had, you do have the science and you do have the numbers to back things up and utilizing stuff like top tracer and all that kind of stuff.

Uh, if we know you swing a hundred miles an hour, we, we know that we want to launch a ball at this height and you'll maximize your distance.

And we'll be able to tell you what kind of path your club is on.

You know what I

We often ask a patient, you know, when they tell us their current problems, you know, how much of this is really, do you think is due to something that you have? Or how much do you think this is really, you know, a result of who you are as a person or what you're doing? And I think patients have a, it's sort of a common sense way of they're able to kind of put that, answer those questions and reflect on those in a way that can be very insightful.

And Durga sort of touched on this.

So when you see a patient, how would you structure your sort of clinical history taking? And Durga mentioned going all the way back to the start.

Can you just run us through what that would look like?

developmental focus and systemic

focus.

And I was wondering what context, what clinical context was this program developed in or for? And so we've sort of touched on that, maybe not so much for an emergency department, but would you say this as applicable in an inpatient adult ward, for example, or an outpatient child and adolescent unit, for example? I'm keen to hear your thoughts on that.

That's Ed Miller, Matt's co-author, who oddly went to the same high school I went to in New Orleans.

Here are the two things I think are true about sports betting.

One is that there are people who are trying to win.

And, and they have different ways of winning.

They have some- something going on when they put a bet down.

But it's okay."

The same thing's happening at my house.

My brother's getting mad at me, and my girlfriend was getting really mad at me because I'm always on my phone.