Fedor Gorst

That one is, and you helped design that, right?

But not anymore.

When do you think that's going to be available?

So that's the thing with pool, too.

It's like when you see a guy who plays really good, everybody wants to play with whatever the fuck he's playing with.

Right.

So it's one of – for a sport and a game, it's like one of the most marketable in that regard because almost everybody, when they find someone who's like – whether it's Efren or – like that's why so many companies like Mucci was sponsoring everybody back in the day because when these guys were playing and they were winning, everybody just wanted to go out and buy a Mucci because it's like there's a mind –

It's like any sport.

But don't you think there's a giant variety in the way those things hit as opposed to the way tennis rackets hit?

I don't know because I don't play tennis, but it looks the same.

Whereas, like, the way pool cues are manufactured, the differences in the weight, the differences in the taper, the differences in the shaft composition, whether it's wood or carbon fiber or... For sure.

And how much how accurate.

Yeah.

Do you have like a mental checklist that you go through before you execute a shot?

Do you have like a pre shot mental preparation checklist?

Do you do that when you're sitting in the chair?

That's interesting, showing emotions.

Well, I definitely think that's the case when someone misses because when someone misses and then they whack the table with their stick, boy, that empowers the other player.

Yeah, of course.

It definitely does.