Can you l- go into that? I would love to hear it.

Sure, yeah.

And then a lot that, a lot of that actually comes from, you know, being an artist for so long.

So I won't get in trouble for saying how frustrated I am with San Diego [laughs] and the art scene, because everybody here already has heard it.

And it's, there's just not a lot of opportunities for direct support for artists.

And that's, you know, all over, all over the world, really.

That's not, you know, the big...

Huh.

Um, you know, and, and to have all those one and dones, and one day after another having to come from behind the first time and then lose a lead late in the second time, to be able to maintain that team togetherness and not let anybody's heads get down, I mean, that's a, that's quite the feat of, uh, of managing.

One of the hardest thing in baseball is what I call alignment.

It's one of the hardest thing to put together.

To put together a lot of people to be on the same page, to be in the same line, to be in the same track is hard.

In WBC, like you said, it's like 100 meter t- track and field, uh, competition.

And the runners will, will try to go as fast as, uh, as fast as they can.

We're not.

But when you saw Machado give up that home run, I mean, what, what's going on in here?

He's still figuring it out.

[laughs] Still figuring it out.

Started May 11th, but, uh, it seems like almost a glorified travel agent, but loving it.

[laughs]

Hm.

I just...

I, I, I don't know.