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Well, it's called being a pro.

E- everyone does that, uh, if they're a pro.

You know, you do your work.

You, you know you work.

You know what you're doing.

You're supposed to know, otherwise you're, like Cus told me, [laughs] "Uh, Teddy, you don't know what you're doing in this business? By now with all the teaching you've had, all the experience you've had, everything else? You, and you're in a position where people trust you, where people come to you to become better fighters, to become better mentally, better physically, better technically.

You don't know what you're doing? Go sell Italian ices over there.

Go ahead.

Go, get out of here.

Go sell Italian ice across the street.

You should know what you're doing." Unfortunately, uh, in today's, I'm getting into life a little bit here, but unfortunately, in today's day and age, there are a lot of people out there that, unfortunately, uh, uh, they're not always there because of competence.

They're, they're not always there because of, uh, really, you know, their knowledge of, and their experience of what they do.

Uh, they, and, and the standards get lowered.

The standards in a lot of areas get lowered, but, uh, if you're a pro, and that's all it is.

It don't mean that you pay for a license.

It means a pro to, Cus always told me that a pro is a person that is prepared all the time and their emotions don't get in the way.

That's a pro.

They do their job no matter how they feel.

Physically, mentally, emotionally, they do.

They do not get swayed.

They do not get compromised by those forces, by those elements.

They do their jo- They wake up, they're sick, they, they, they r- they still do their job.

They, they, uh, you know, they get injured, they still do their, they find a way.

They do their job, and they're prepared.

You go in there prepared.

Well, it's called being a pro.

E- everyone does that, uh, if they're a pro.

You know, you do your work.

You, you know you work.

You know what you're doing.

You're supposed to know, otherwise you're, like Cus told me, [laughs] "Uh, Teddy, you don't know what you're doing in this business? By now with all the teaching you've had, all the experience you've had, everything else? You, and you're in a position where people trust you, where people come to you to become better fighters, to become better mentally, better physically, better technically.

You don't know what you're doing? Go sell Italian ices over there.

Go ahead.

Go, get out of here.

Go sell Italian ice across the street.

You should know what you're doing." Unfortunately, uh, in today's, I'm getting into life a little bit here, but unfortunately, in today's day and age, there are a lot of people out there that, unfortunately, uh, uh, they're not always there because of competence.

They're, they're not always there because of, uh, really, you know, their knowledge of, and their experience of what they do.

Uh, they, and, and the standards get lowered.

The standards in a lot of areas get lowered, but, uh, if you're a pro, and that's all it is.

It don't mean that you pay for a license.

It means a pro to, Cus always told me that a pro is a person that is prepared all the time and their emotions don't get in the way.

That's a pro.

They do their job no matter how they feel.

Physically, mentally, emotionally, they do.

They do not get swayed.

They do not get compromised by those forces, by those elements.

They do their jo- They wake up, they're sick, they, they, they r- they still do their job.

They, they, uh, you know, they get injured, they still do their, they find a way.

They do their job, and they're prepared.

You go in there prepared.