Gabe Polsky

And he just, you know,

was the greatest ever by far, you know, because he had to come up with these comp, you know, compensation tactics.

So he, he just, he thought, he thought faster.

The same thing with Tom Brady, if you look at his combine score, whatever.

So what I was trying to argue is that I think we, we see sport in a, in the wrong way.

We were not looking at the right things, you know, and for me, it's all, all about like creativity and sort of,

what we do with our weaknesses and that we can actually reinvent our fields by thinking about sport or whatever it is in a completely different way.

You look at artists, it's the same thing.

In order to reinvent something, you have to, you know,

It's not what you think.

I know what you're saying.

Yeah, I mean, it's totally the opposite.

It's about the mind and about creativity.

That's pretty cool.

my greatest memories of maybe in life are like playing hockey in an outdoor rink, just skating on my own and just like that, enjoying kind of the feeling of it.

And, you know, it's magical.

And that's what the essence of, of life is in sport too.

It's just this free, this feeling of freedom and being able to experiment and, and,

And it's the same with, I'm sure, comedy too.

It's all about just that period of experimentation and just unstructuredness about it, you know, that creates.