You have to love the work that you do!

And so do you need to love the work that you're doing prior to falling in love with sort of the monotonous piece of it? Or is that a prerequisite to becoming a professional? Do you need to love your work?

I mean, I think absolutely. In fact, I know where you're sort of getting at, Nick, here. Sometimes people will define an amateur and they'll say, oh, an amateur, which comes from the Latin root to love, right? Amo, amas, amat. An amateur plays a sport or does something because they love it. Whereas a pro, they'll say, oh, they do it just for money. But I think that's exactly the opposite, that the amateur doesn't love it enough. They're just sort of dabbling and they're just sort of playing with it. And if you really love something, like say, uh, Tiger Woods or somebody like that, you're in it with both feet. You know, you turn pro, you're, you're gonna, you know, you're gonna do it with, with, for your whole, with your whole soul.

Mm-hmm.

So I do think you have to love it. And then because it— tedium is an element of the game as well. You know, if you're Tiger Woods or pick anybody else, you're going to be hitting 500 to 1,000 balls a day on the range, working