You've also said that MMA is the most pro woman sport in the world. That's true. Why? Why are you so convicted to that? Why? Because for the first time ever, there's no distinction between men and women in a sport. There's WNBA, there's women's tennis, there's all these W's everywhere. And just a few months ago, women were introduced into the octagon for the first time, just as they're not banned in the world. There's no need to put the women in front. Because they don't say men's, banter, weight division, why do they have to say women's? And it's the first sport in the world to completely eradicate the separation. And so when the women are introduced in their titles, I'm the UFC banter, weight champion. I'm not the UFC women's banter, weight champion because the guys aren't the UFC men's banter, so they totally got rid of it. And it's the only sport in the world to do that. We talk about separate but equal, but having even mentioned the Floyd Mayweather fight, they walk me with hundreds of millions of dollars at stake, you being at the height of your sport, maybe make $1 million at most per fight. Does that anger you? And what can we do to change that? I don't like to talk about exactly how much money I make, but I'm extremely comfortable and happy. You are. Yes. I think that's the best way to do that. And if I got to a point where I had almost 50 fights, I would probably make in close to the same amount of money that Floyd does. But at this point, I have 11. So I can't expect it to be exactly equal, yeah, I don't think. I have to put more time in. And what are some of the misconceptions for viewers at home that you're going to be doing?