Eric McNeil

That's real, yeah.

But on like a weekend?

Oh, yeah.

Like chilling, just hang out, hot coffee, just hot chocolate, watch TV.

football sundays bro football sunday snowing just locked inside of the blankie classic can't beat it yeah i miss watching sports sometimes but i'm so locked in what i'm doing now i don't think i've watched a full game in like five years bro but you've been like you said you've been locked in though and like you're soaring like even what top five podcasts multiple times you've been top two three we hit one like once because it changes every day yeah but we're always top five usually top three

That's insane.

But that's part of that thing is just being locked in and minor sacrifices.

It happens.

It's tough.

When you're locked in, people, they don't realize how obsessed you are with it.

You live it.

You breathe it.

I told my wife the other day, it's actually very true.

I wasn't making this up or lying.

In the last three weeks, twice I've cried.

Just of not being overwhelmed.

I see my goal so clearly, and I get so passionate and worked up about it that I start getting a little bit just teary.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And I just like, it's like what Ray Lewis, like he taught when he went to Miami, he talked to like the guys about being pissed off for greatness.