Mm.

And I don't think you really lose, it's just a hiccup, and maybe a, a moment to redirect that energy to teach you how to do, do it better.

And I think stuff like that will normalize the sport, and I feel like we all go through our own battles, you know? We all go through our own things in life and, you know, we have these demons, and we have to learn to give these demons, [laughs] uh, jobs.

Like, you gotta go to work, you gotta leave.

And, and eventually we control those demons, which can be considered bad habits.

So I personally feel that in the world that we live in today, there's a lot of fake things or there's fake people, and I just like the realness.

... what, what would you say to that young man?

You know, I, I look back and I, I realize that all the dots are connected, and I mean, everything happens for a reason.

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here but it is the coolest craziest feeling you'll ever have to feel because you literally march into your own death and i think fighting will reveal any person it will tell you who you really are.

So a lot of times when I see these people talking about, you know, it's crap or smack, I'm like, bro, you don't know.

And it sucks when you see people disrespect other athletes, like the mentality it takes just to walk in there.

Because as you're walking to the octagon, you have the crowd of people, people chanting.

Then you have people disrespecting, saying all these negative things.

Then you have the boss looking at you, be like, get out there or you're fired.

The main thing I'm doing is staying away from people.