Gabe Polsky

They give financial aid.

So if they look at your income and decide what to do with you.

They're not allowed to just... I don't know about now, but back then...

you know, that's how they did it.

But I got, I got offered a couple of scholarships from like Notre Dame and other places.

I was.

I've done, I've directed four and then, you know, made five.

You think, you know,

Well, this one, they've all been very different, but one that's kind of near and dear, we're talking about hockey.

Well, I've actually done several that are somewhat hockey related, but I really love In Search of Greatness, which is about the greatest athletes of all time and about the nature of greatness told from the perspective of the greatest athletes.

And it's really about kind of creativity and about how,

you know, most of the greatest athletes from Gretzky to Tom Brady to, you know, Messi, they're not what we think they are.

They're actually,

on a spectrum of like athletic ability and speed and this, they're actually like worse than the average athlete strength and speed Gretzky.

Let's take, for instance, you know, I didn't know that.

Yeah.

I mean, he, he was, he was like an anomaly could barely bench press anything.

He wasn't very necessarily fast.

He wasn't, didn't have the hardest shot.

He was, but he was just because of these weaknesses, he had to figure out, you know, another way to play the game.