Andy Roddick

Yeah.

Yeah.

Right.

And so now it's like, OK, the way people perceive me would be different had I won two more points at Wimbledon, one of seven times.

But it doesn't really change the day to day like what a Tuesday would look like at all.

I don't think.

The Olympics is a whole nother thing.

Cause it's like you're four years top of the mountain.

And then like a year later, it's like, okay, I have three years.

I'm curious about that conversation.

Cause I've heard Phelps talk about that.

He goes, I'd win the Olympics.

I would get all these medals and then I would be depressed.

You're on every talk show.

It's the opposite of what you would think, right?

Well, there's also a reason why you can't say everyone, but the narrative you hear most with musicians, with actors, entertainers, sports is when you're going after something, they always say that was the time.

That was the best time of our career looking back.

Building, pursuing, having those things where there's no, I think expectation is the hardest thing in sports.

People talk about doing it.

I think keeping it to your point is like another level and something that I couldn't do.