 We know that McElroy's form is unmatched right now. He's got, I think, six straight top five finishes, hasn't finished outside of the top five since September, so the current form, unreal. But he's also got a good track record at this course because this will be Rory's sixth time at this event. He has finished worse than 11th just once. That was back in 2016, and that really bad finish was 27th. Since then, Rory has been fourth, first, and sixth. That win came in 2018 when he shot a 64, just a couple of strokes off the course record. So he's white hot, he kills his course, the stats are elite. Any reasons for trepidation for you with Rory McElroy? So first, any concerns about Rory? No. Just, I mean, no. He's been so good for so long. He's been so consistent. He scores fantasy points. He is always in contention for a win. Whether he converts on that win is another conversation, but really no issues with Rory. He really stands out, and I'm very much okay fading the most expensive, most popular, the favorite golfer of the week very often. With Rory, it's been so hard because he does everything. He just is always in the mix. So no, no real issues with Rory. Let's stick with Rory for here for a second. How heavy can you see yourself being in tournaments? Because my guess is he'll be 45% in most large field tournaments. Yeah, I'd be overweight on that. Yeah, I would too. He's gonna be on the majority of my lineups. His cut odds, skyrocket, I mean, they're always effectively the highest in any field because of his consistency and just his prowess overall. But you throw that into a smaller field. The leverage you might gain from fading someone like Rory, it goes down as the field gets smaller and his cut odds go up.