Rick Glassman

But the idea of the rules to the game and setting them up, I think that that is literally getting on the same page with somebody.

So we could get on the same page by just kind of maneuvering and seeing if we could figure it out.

But what's the...

in the list of pros and cons, what's the con of you saying, wait, hold on a second.

I'm confused with this or hold on a second.

It seems like you and I are on the same page.

We have to, you have to serve it to the opposite end of the court.

Like what, what's, what's the con for not wanting to do that?

That's what I meant.

Yeah.

And I think what a bummer that if you make an error and you say, oh, he was an Indian guy, by the way, and you're like, oh, maybe I shouldn't have said that.

Oh, that you're a bad pickleball player.

He's number two in the world.

No, I'm being sincere.

I'm saying that like,

If you do something bad and pickleball, it's not going to affect your self-worth, traditionally you're saying.

Where if you, you know, get in a booth and you have to go to the other end or a girl sees your flat little bullshit ass, I'm less than.

What a bummer.

Well, that's true.

My point is when we're talking about conversation.