And what you fought for, saying wasn't fair for years, was having women participate UFC. And finally, that changed. Tell me about what happened with Dana White and why he changed his mind. He changed his mind because he has an open mind. He was able to bring the UFC up from obscurity to prevalence because he had such an open innovative mind from the beginning. And though he was against it, I knew that he was the kind of person that could see the light if it was shown down. You have said in the past, and I'm sure many people would acknowledge that you could take down a lot of men, most men, in fact. But you purposely say you don't want to compete with men because you think it's going to send the wrong message about abuse. Can you talk more about that? Yeah, I just don't think that there's ever be a situation where there's an arena full of people gathered around cheering about a man hitting a woman. I mean, I don't really don't see how that could be right. And I really don't see how that would really help the sport at all. It would do nothing but hurt it. And I mean. So in your mind, separate but equal is how it should be. Yeah, because it's real. It's a real fight. And it's not like it's a movie or it's part of a storyline or something like that. It's an actual man hitting a woman. And I don't think that's ever acceptable.