Brian Koppelman

Don't worry about it.

But one of the other things, but one of the things Wes does do is he walks around the garden.

Wes is a visible presence and not in a, not in the, I'm shadowing, I'm lingering over the bench to put pressure.

No, the other thing where he walks around like, yeah,

we have it all on the line like he shows himself you know so many people hide in the front office and in the back and they the second half time comes they duck into the wes is like out there and not just down in the front row like he walks around the ring in between and talks to people and people shout at him and he engages with people and i do think and that may be from being an agent too right being in with people being comfortable with people knowing how to make deal

But it does instill a sense of, oh, these guys have something on the line here.

Like they're saying something about what they're doing.

But all these things broke the right way.

Like, okay, Ananobi, as you know, his injury, like when, but Ananobi, from the moment he came here, he was so great.

Anytime he was playing in the garden, I don't know how much you felt in the garden.

Like the garden loves, they love him.

Like we love that guy as a, as a fan, you know, as fans in, in, in the garden.

But other things like, like Bridges showing up with that,

completely changed jumper last year and everyone being kind of freaked out.

But almost like when Tiger changed his swing, it's like, don't worry at the right time, it's going to peak.

And then like, because it was the jumper was ugly and he missed so much, but he knew what he was doing because

Like, think about how it's paying off now.

So it's almost like everything that's happened, these guys really just all know what they're doing.

And it's very humbling.

It's the thing you wish some of the commentators would understand.