Wagner Moura

I do jiu-jitsu, for example.

I do.

Yeah, Brazilian jiu-jitsu is my sport and the thing that I love, and I've been doing this since I was in my 20s.

And it kind of sucks when I go and I have to train with a 20-year-old kid, and I see that that kid has more strength, is faster, is more full of energy than I am.

And then I have to come up with, okay,

I have to come up with a plan to roll with that kid

as a 50 year old man, you know, how can I, you know, make him tired?

Wait for him to make a mistake because I can't, I can't really match the energy that, that, that I, that I kid like that has.

And that is a little like, Oh, that sucks.

Yeah.

But also, I feel that I'm a better person now, a better human being now than I was, not that I was a bad kid, but when I was 20, I was all over the place.

I think it's good to say more about that.

I like myself.

I like myself a lot.

I'm at a

And I'm not ashamed of saying that.

I like who I am.

I'm happy with the kind of person that I am and the things that I have to work on it.

I'm aware of it and I'm working on it.

But I feel more...