The one that could get past it quickly is the one that gets to the next level.

Yeah, absolutely.

And then you think of like... like a guy like a Sidney Crosby, for example, or like these top players, like, I mean, they go into these games and they just are like, I'm the best.

Like they, they just know they're the best.

And I think that like, and I'm painting this picture of all the things I've learned, but like, there's, I had limiting self-thoughts too.

Like, you know, when I stepped onto the ice in the NHL, like I didn't think I belonged there.

Like I was like, I'm in the locker room with a guy whose poster I had on the wall.

I was

Except this was dangerous because an open flame could cause a methane explosion, or it could just go out.

You know, you think about what a flame on your head goes through when you move your head around.

There's wind.

You know, there's movement.

There's jostling, and that flame is your light, and it might be your ability to get out of the mine.

Needless to say, it was a big deal when a new technology came onto the scene, carbide lamps.

Carbide is a, it's a manufactured product, and it's discovered in the late 1890s.

And then pretty quickly they figure out when it comes in contact with water, it generates acetylene gas, and acetylene burns with a bright white flame.