Chad

I think when I retired, when I was playing, it was so hard to see what the answer should be.

I guess maybe that's a past thing you look at as an indicator.

It's like if everything just feels helpless and everything feels miserable.

I didn't have a plan.

This wasn't...

No, it wasn't even a plan.

Like it was, I was just going to keep plumbing.

Okay.

That was your plan.

I'd only stopped doing that for about a year, right?

Because we were still like flying and I was plumbing and we were playing, right?

So we still were doing all the things at once in the early years.

And then like maybe it was only a year or a year and a half that I had where we were just

just focusing on the playing so the idea of when I retired I was like I just know that whatever I'm doing now I can't help the other people like I feel responsible for us not getting the results and I feel terrible while that's happening so it's like not only am I not contributing anything positive to the project I'm also not contributing anything positive to me so it's like you'd be happy to sacrifice one for the other if I felt miserable we were making steps great or if I like I felt good

and we weren't making progress, that feels bad.

I don't think I could do that.

But look, if you're old mate Carrigan, 45% of people on Polymarket think that he's going to retire by June.

So what I want to bring to the table right now is, what do we think that is, by the 30th of June, what do we think that is based in?

Because that's, I would say...

I don't know.