I want to ask you the same question.

For me, I mean, I think a lot of it is I'll have notebooks of ideas and I'll kind of know where the show is right now and what do I feel like the show needs more of.

So a couple of years ago, or I guess to take it back for context, when I opened the show at Westgate in 2018, I had been traveling with a show that you could do at corporate events and colleges.

And you could carry it in two suitcases that you'd roll through the airport with the one carry-on on top and the backpack.

And I had that situation dialed in.

And now when we tour, we'll ship out LTL Freight 2,000 pounds worth of props and bring a crew.

Yeah, wow.

I am really grateful for the

know? How does someone qualify?

This is a really excellent question.

So I think different magicians would have different answers to this.

But in the intro of a book that my fellow magician Joshua Jay wrote, and he's a great magician.

I remember him writing that he felt like it comes down to effort.

Like if you're just passively scrolling on TikTok and a magic secret shows up.

he would say like, okay, that, you didn't really show a desire to go and find that information.

I totally