Fedor Gorst

But it's also tough.

Oh, yeah.

Do you think the people in the Philippines are going to be mad at you still when you get there?

Oh, no.

Yeah, hopefully someone doesn't get crazy.

But yeah, that schedule's nuts.

Family, it's almost impossible.

If you have kids and you have to take them to softball games and stuff, like, that's why I said, if you want to be really good at pool, you have to be a piece of shit.

Well, hopefully I don't have to.

You don't.

I mean, listen, obviously there's examples of people that keep it together that are really good that still have a family and, you know, spend time with their family and spend time with their kids.

But you're going to have to manage your time because you're going to have to get those hours in.

If you're not playing, like legitimately, realistically, if you want to be a top-flight, world-class player, what is the minimum amount of hours you think you have to play every day?

Yeah, I think it's probably a little more.

Because it's...

It's really complex.

Yeah.

And, but I guess it's like anything that's worth doing, you know, if you want to get good, that's one of the reasons why it's so fun is because you know how hard it is to do.

If it was easy to master, I think people would probably pick it up and then they'd eventually quit.

But the problem, the thing about pool is take a week off and then play again and your arm's like, what do we do here?