 If you go to someone that's like, hey, I've been day trading for two years or three years, ask them, okay, let me see your data. Let me see your records. Let me see what you've been trading. Let me ask you, what is your edge? When does your edge work? Who, what market conditions does your edge work in? Like, you start asking them these real questions about their trading, they don't have answers. Because they wake up, they put it on their trade, they make money, they lose money, they go on about their day. That's definitely very true, guys. So a lot of people, they just wake up, they have no process, they have no strategy, they got no idea what they're doing. So if you treat the market like a casino, instead of a job, instead of knowing your statistics, what are you good at? What are you bad at? What do you need help with? For me, I found that I make the most money shorting stocks between 9.30 and 10.30. I lose the most money after 10.30. So just based on those stats myself, I have an edge. A lot of people in the market don't have an edge because they are gambling. If you want to be successful in the stock market, if you want to be successful in trading, you have to have a routine, you have to have a process. And most importantly, you have to have a strategy. If you treat it like the casino, it will be the casino.