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Yeah, dude. I'm so— I've coached. I say coached because I don't, I don't know how to teach baseball per se. Like I played, you know what I mean? But like teaching, it's a different game. So I always coach like to where I just help do whatever. And I've been doing it since he was like 4 in T-ball. And then they had coach pitch and then they finally start regular pitch or whatever. I just, I've always helped out in the dugout, like in practices where I wrangle kids and, you know, keep them at— as they got older, I had to like keep them positive. You know what I mean? A kid strikes out and he's like, he just lost the World Series or something. I'm like, dude, it's game 2 and you're 8. You know, now they're 11. He's 11 now and he's starting to play on all-star teams and travel teams. So I help coach. I was a fourth coach. I was a fourth stringer. And I make sure the kids get up to bat in order and don't like fall asleep in the dugout and pick up the bat when they walk and things like that. I'm just a— yeah, buddy, that's it, dude. Picking up balls, you know, doing the dirty work.