Sighing - Do I sigh too much?

Do I sigh too much? I got a comment in one of my videos that, "Evan, I love what you have to say, but you sigh a lot." And he's saying when I go like that, it bothers him. And then other people jump to my defense and say, "I like the sigh. It makes it seem like Evan is really into the videos and really cares." Last week I had a meeting with a buddy of mine. He's an entrepreneur in video production, and he said, Evan, you know you sigh a lot in your videos? If I was producing this, we would cut them out as part of our process. And I'm really intrigued by this because I don't intentionally sigh. It's not done for staging or any reason. Sometimes I get worked up. Sometimes I— I care about you guys. I want to see you be successful. I know how hard it is to run a business, and There's another side. And it frustrates me when I see people going down the wrong path and when I see them giving up when they have so much potential and when they can really make this thing go. And I believe in you and I want to see you reach your goal. And so it gets me worked up and I have to remember to breathe and to calm down and to, you know, tie the point home and hopefully it has an impact on on you guys watching. I don't want to be, you know, this robotic guy who just answers a question and doesn't show any passion or emotion for what I'm doing, because I don't think that's gonna help. So I'm just being me. I'm not, I'm not doing this for any staging reason or anything else. Just being me, and I get worked up sometimes, so that's my natural, natural response. But I want to know what you guys think. I want to know if you think I sigh too much, if we should edit those out or just let it run. Do you like the size? Do you not like the size? We're gonna have a face-off in the comments below. Let me know what you think. I'm gonna judge, see what comments come back, and make a decision from there. Thank you so much. Vote, and I'll see you soon.