 of being the Yankee manager. I remember going back to last spring training, you talked about never done this before. There are going to be things that I have to learn now with a year in the books. Have you allowed yourself, though, to think about the fact that winning 100 games in your first year as manager is a pretty rare accomplishment? On balance, I love what we got to just go through and, you know, know that we're one of those teams that has a real opportunity. So as you peek ahead to spring training in 2019, how eager are you to get started and to chase down that goal that the Yankee spell showed him last year? It's already started, you know. And in a lot of ways, it's a continuation from the season. You know, you're kind of in there and at it almost the next day, you know. You know, the off season in the winter gives you a time to decompress a little bit and, you know, get away and family time and things like that. But like I said, I'm always going in and it's the ball's rolling, it's moving. It's, you know, how can we get better? Where can we make improvements? You know, that excitement is upon us. You know, especially as you communicate and talk to players and coaches. And it's once you get past that new year, it's much more real and on the horizon. And, man, I can't wait. Those moments where you can talk to your coaches, talk to Brian Cashman and people in the front office. How much do you cherish those moments? Because as you said earlier, this is kind of building towards what your goal is in 2019. You might be making some decisions or having some discussions now that help you down the line. No question. And that's why I just, even on a day when not a lot's going on or I just love being there because of the potential of something sparking an idea or a conversation that may happen. So I love it. Wanna quiz you or test you? Maybe that's not the right phrase. I wanna ask you about New York City in a sense. So we're in Brooklyn right now. Your working address is in the Bronx. You've mentioned your family's affinity for Manhattan. There's another baseball team that plays in Queens. And then the Yankees have a minor league team in Staten Island. Of those five boroughs, do you have a favorite? The Bronx, baby. I figured you would say that. That would probably be the right thing to say for the manager of the New York Yankees. And I think it is right. The Bronx is where it's at, man. I love it.