Seren Petro

And, look, everybody's going out to dinner.

You know, we have lost eight of the last ten.

Why is it just, you know, why are we having so much fun?

You know, the

The music in the locker room.

The music in the clubhouse.

That point has been made to every team, and every team now adheres to that.

We don't play music when we lose.

So it would be some other sign that you would see that was like that.

That was the scene in Moneyball where Brad Pitt, Billy Bean, the general manager, goes in.

They lost, and they're dancing it up, yucking it around.

And he bashes the stereo and says, that's what losing sounds like.

He's making the point.

We're not happy when we lose.

You can't be happy.

Well, you're not going to get a chance to bash the stereo because they don't turn it on.

when they lose, but you might find the scene that like, oh boy, boy, we're really clowning it up with all the family and everything afterwards.

Do we really care?

Or maybe, you know, and I'm not saying you can't turn off a switch and go be a good father and a good husband and those kinds, but you know, you just, the warning signs.

I don't see those signs right now.