Julie Chu

So I was still coaching, uh, as opposed to like, "Okay, I'm not coaching at all anymore, and I'm just, you know, and I can't watch you play.

I can't see you play." Um, but I, I don't know if you remember, but when you guys were little, I always would tell you to create your own, and this is, this is the exact term I used, your own benchmark for whether you did good or not because I remember t- 'cause I told you, and this happened, this is a result of my athletic career when I was a kid and when I was growing up Um, you'll have a parent, a coach, a teammate, somebody who will only say you played well if you won the game.

Hmm.

Uh, or will always tell you you played like crap because you lost the game.

And, and then, uh, you need to listen to your athlete, you know? Now, granted, there are times when, you know, like with, you know, I hate, I hate to bring up your brother, but there were a lot of times with, with Beau where, "Uh, do you wanna play this year?" "Yep." "Okay, you gotta play the whole season." "Okay." Halfway through the season or so, "Ah, I don't wanna play anymore." "No, you made a commitment, you made a, a deal.

You, you know, you're, you have a responsibility to your coach, to me, to...

You have a responsibility to your, to your teammates, so you gotta finish it off." That's w- that's a different scenario-

Yeah