George Kittle Reset Cue

And a sports psychologist gave me the idea of, I used to tape, when I taped my wrist, I used to draw a big red button here as a reset. So after every play, good or bad, I reset it. And you'd see me in college, I'd physically hit my wrist all the time. And so then my first tattoo, show you, is Heath Ledger's Joker. And so there's part alter ego, but it's part of the other one. But so the only thing that's red on it is that. And like, you'll see now I have a football field and I'll like slap it as like a reset button. So like, let's just say you miss a block one play and you're like, oh shoot, uh, like my coach is gonna be so mad at me. And then the next play you're thinking about missing that block and they try to throw you the ball and you drop it. Now you have 2 bad plays in a row and everybody has bad plays. Like that's, it's football. I have had bad plays and like how you stay successful in football is that you have less bad plays than the guy across from you. And if you can just, you know, then so once you flush it, then every single play is a fresh start.