Urijah Faber

No, they give them those shots right away.

Yeah, so I'm not worried about anything.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, and a lot of that, you know, I try to, with my team, because my team is one of the longest standing teams, which is very difficult because you're dealing with some, you know, people that have trauma in their lives a lot of times that have become fighters.

Not all of them, but I just try to create like a very healthy environment

environment that is like a family environment that loves and supports you regardless of your ups and downs or this and that and is there and thick and thin and that kind of stuff um but uh a lot of these people need that yeah some of the some of the fighters that that need the team the most didn't have the best family environment or have you know they obviously had something that made them a warrior and made them you know want to succeed and whatnot but

A lot of them need that stability and really enjoy the stability.

I can see that.

Yeah, and then I've got a lot of tough fighters that do come from very good... I mean, the fight world, you get rich, poor, you know, great families, crappy families.

You have...

People from all walks that jump into that thing.

But I will say, you know, a strong support system has been something that I've seen in champions throughout my time.

Yeah.

The support system is huge.

Like knowing that no matter what you've got, someone's got your back.

Yeah, some level heads and sometimes family is not the best.

You might have to cut some family out or minimize them.

For me, not as much, no.

But I've seen a lot of people that have had to make some hard decisions about their family.

Because they're too critical on their performances?