It was from not coming to a complete stop.

Yeah.

But well, okay, but the thing is, is here's the example, is like if I was in a room full of people and I ask them, "How many of you know how to stop at a stop sign?" And almost everybody put their hands up, "I know how to stop at a stop sign." But then I would observe what they did when they came to a stop sign.

And so, well, from observation, it looks like you don't know how to stop at a stop sign because you said you did, but you didn't.

And so to me, that's where the coaching comes in because it's a matter of practice.

And you're an athlete.

I mean, I can't even imagine the number of hours that you, you spent, uh, you know, honing, uh, the skills that you needed for, uh, synchronized swimming, you know? But, um, you know, but it's that practice, that practice, that practice, that memory muscle.

Yeah