Adam Carolla

The technique guys and the skill guys, eventually the flat-out speed guys will learn the technique and the skill.

To some extent.

Yeah.

Right.

And they can still be effective.

In soccer, you don't have to be the best technically, but if you can impact the game just by running and being physical, then you're going to impact the game.

I mean, how much of it is just will, like not dogging it?

Because, I mean— That's every sport, though, right?

Yeah, I mean, sort of, but not really.

Like, you take baseball.

You go, okay, you know, I played baseball.

It was fun.

And, you know, you try your hardest when you get up to the plate, but then you're back at the dugout or whatever.

It's like a lot of downtime.

That's why there's so much eating in baseball.

You watch football, you go to the sideline, the guys are breathing into oxygen masks and they're showing them schematics on a tablet.

In baseball, they're making a weird rally hat by turning their hat inside out and making a pyramid from sunflower seeds.

It's like maybe there's too much downtime.

It is a sport, but it's more of a skill to hit a baseball.

That's an elite skill.