 days you guys know. Next speaker I have is a surprise, not speaker, he's definitely been here for a while, but it's a surprise, a surprise secondary presentation that he's developed for us. It's going to be from Steve Mayeta, now a eight event speaker of the 20th Convention with like 10 speeches now is built. Yeah, I think that's actually correct numbers. And this speech is going to be on, as you can see, seduction and fighting with the title is sex and violence. It's going to be a 30 minute evolution on self-defense as it's incorporated into this event. So something Steve has kind of spun off and made his own. He's going to own that shit. It's going to be awesome. I think he has the blessings of that I can write maybe. Yeah, let's see. And it's going to be awesome. So if you guys have given me full attention and a round of applause, I appreciate it. All right. Yeah. Okay guys, so this is thanks for the great introduction and also I know you guys just had lunch. It's going to be real quick. One, I really like to teach, I really like to teach application of stuff. And in the previous speeches, there was a little bit more theory. So we're going to move fast here. We just got about 30 minutes. What I want to talk about is sex and violence. These are two kind of big things in my life. When I got involved in seduction, it wasn't, look, my main motivation was not necessarily to lay a bunch of women or do all this stuff. You know, when I was signing up for email lists or when I was interested in the stuff, it wasn't to get a lot of attention as like a pickup guy or anything like that. Now, don't get me wrong. Those things all mattered at different times. You know, I still wanted those things. I'd still be alone at different times and want to get attention and yada, yada, yada. When it came to fighting, it was the same thing. It wasn't that I wanted to, you know, be some badass dude, of course, that goes into it. It wasn't that I wanted to, you know, pick fights or anything like that or get in fights and prove myself. Don't get me wrong. In the timeline of that I've been alive, those have been big factors in my decision making and all that sort of stuff. What mattered was, is my life always had an aspect of those things. Now, really quickly, part of my life has to do with some kind of crazy shit. I was talking to Anthony about, he's like, man, maybe some people can't relate with that. As I stand here, damn, pretty happy guy. I like being free. I like living my identity. I like being clean and who I am and all that sort of stuff. But, you know, I grew up like everybody. We all had problems. I grew up in kind of an abusive household. My first girlfriend, two weeks into 10 days into it, she ended up, and I saw it. It's actually kind of a crazy story. I walked across the street, when I walked across the street, the guys that were around her ended up kidnapping her and doing all this fucked up shit, sexually assaulting her. And that was my first sexual experience. I didn't have a girlfriend for years. There was a lot of, like, anger and pissed offness. Whether the world created that, I created that. I continued it. And that's what's important. So two things that were big for me that absolutely changed my life are aspects of seduction, which I teach in that industry, and fighting, which I don't want to represent myself as a fighter. That's not the point of this. I train in a bunch of different stuff, but it means a lot of things. Through application of these gained great insight. Okay? What's so interesting about both of these parallels, if you dive into either of them, and it looks like, you know, we're all kind of interested in this seduction thing, but if you dive into either of them, it can make or break you. And this is kind of what these, this great, this is the Mastercard logo here. But with these two diagrams where we're going to get into, right? So we can practice seduction. We can practice fighting martial arts or whatever the hell it is. And we could tap into a lot of anger. We could tap into a lot of fear, a lot of rage, a lot of lacking control, a lot of need to control, a lot of insecurities. Or we could hit what I find the true meaning, why I got involved in seduction, why I got involved in fighting, and why I didn't even ask for these things. They were more outlets to kind of put a way of life and to formulate a lot of the chaos that calmed down in my head and my emotions and all that sort of stuff, to really value the aspects of being a man in masculinity, to hit peace, to hit love, self-acceptance, unity, sharing, all those things. What I call as spiritual principles, right? Real quick right here, what I wanted to get into, I was thinking about this the other night, and I actually was talking about this, this speech kind of got, they were like, hey, do you want to give a speech that has to do with something a little bit other than seduction and maybe some self-defense stuff? And I'm like, okay, this was two days ago. So I started thinking about this stuff, and I thought, man, what makes seduction work, what makes fighting work is right here. They're both forms of communication. And if we look at this, and we can take this principle and start to apply it to many, many things, is if you imagine this, this is the seducer. Let's say this is you. This is you applying some of the great stuff you heard from whoever you heard speak and yada, yada, yada, and you're applying the techniques to put into action. And this is the, you know, hopefully the female, not animal or, is that legal in Australia? Because if somebody's got to take me sightseeing. But this is the action. All the technique, all the theory, all the ideas, all that sort of stuff means nothing if it is not represented by true action. Okay? And the same thing goes for fighting. That was really important. My, I have a couple of teachers, but my main teacher is master Ed Akin, as I will call him. And he is a JKD practitioner. He's a Brazilian jujitsu black belt. He helps me out like many, many things. Part of the idea of JKD, it's Bruce Lee's martial art, which really wasn't an attachment to him. But it was to learn anything that worked. All right? And of course, you could follow tradition. You could follow, you know, the different katas or whatever forms which are all great. But if it cannot work in a fight, it's meaningless. Okay? So what was really important is we take the martial art, the martial artist, putting an application of that without sparring, without actual fighting, without awareness of what the human body, human mind is capable in those different situations. It's pointless. Okay? And fighting just like seduction is a communication. That's what these two circles represent is two things intersecting when they intersect. That is where the verb the action happens. Fighting does not have to be violence, though. And this is where we get into sex and violence. Last night, some guys were asking me about what was it in? There's nothing wrong with this. And if we want to just keep the microphone live, I don't know, and whoever wants to pass it around. If you have a question, please raise your hand. I'll call on you when that time is appropriate or whatever. But the deal is, is when we get into misrepresentations of seduction, misrepresentations of fighting, that's when violence occurs. And violence is actually much different than either of these things. For instance, I've been talking to people about jujitsu here. And so when we get into Brazilian jujitsu, one of the aspects of it, it's, you talk to anybody who trains it, it's a martial art that humbles you. It's something if you train true Brazilian jujitsu, there's nothing like crazy about it. There's nothing egotistical about it. There's nothing about being a dick. There's nothing about being somebody who's going to kick somebody's ass. It's really humbling. And it's an exchange. But one of the keys in training fundamentally of Brazilian jujitsu is that you're always sparring. So you learn technique, you drill technique, you learn the different leverage points, all that stuff, but you have to be able to apply it. That's fine. It can be light, it can be rough, but it's not to hurt anybody. Right? And the same thing goes for JKD. You need to spar. That's one of the fundamental aspects of it. JKD, a very tactical martial art, kind of like Krav Maga. But Krav Maga by definition doesn't have sparring in it. Whereas JKD is a big thing of it. Now, what happens is in that, you can achieve things like those ideals, which we'll get into in a little bit of self acceptance, self awareness, real principles that you can live by. You can have affairs of people sexually in any realm. And we heard a lot of speakers talk about this, really an awesome convention for that, where if you're meeting somebody for that night, if you're meeting somebody and being sexually aggressive, if you're being a little bit dominant, if you're being in a relationship, you know, if you're, if you're doing something where you're trying to, you know, have kids or be married or whatever, there's no judgment in that. The deal is, is that in this area, it can always hit a good spot. All right, the key to it where it becomes that aspect of violence, that aspect of conflict is when this side disrespects this side. Okay, so for instance, last night, we were, we had a few questions. And a guy was talking about, because I said, man, seduction has to always one of the biggest flaws in the leadership in the seduction community has no true master just like in fighting, there are actually legitimate people who can represent it. And it's hard to find those people in the industry. And so you hit a lot of gray area when you hear people talking about seduction, and you were saying, man, you know, you're saying that in order to seduce, it has to have these principles of openness, exchange, and actually loving women and, and exchange with them, whatever levels. And he was, this guy was saying, he's like, man, don't you need to detach from that? And it's okay to be a little bit pissed off. And it's okay to be a little bit like, you know, not into him. And I'm like, no, no, no, no, like that, that's, that's, if you have that, you need to be honest with it and kind of like, deal with that sort of stuff. And that was definitely an issue for myself. But at the same time, don't think you can't hit certain ideals. You know, a technique is very, very different than a mentality. And so you've got to put that into application, attach yourself a little bit from it. The problem is, is this, when we are not respecting each side, we're trying to control, we're trying to dominate, we're trying to overpower. And a perfect example of this, in terms of seduction, I'm escalating, escalating, escalating. It's a good thing. You know, I'm turned on, she's turned on, she says, stop, I disrespect that and keep going. You know, and there's times where in our minds, we have to know that a part of the process of seduction is some resistance. But guys, you know, like for girls, truly saying no, she's truly saying no, you know, but if she's afraid, if she's speaking with a little bit of doubt, that's a little bit different. You know, in fighting, perfect example, I'll actually bring this up kind of controversial. But I'll have a lot of female friends, right? Lot of female friends and they'll tell me, you know what, I hate having abusive relationships, you know, or I hate abusive men, they're such assholes. And so I'm like, oh man, so you are somebody who puts yourself in a plate, like usually when that's said, it's somebody that has experienced a lot of those things. That's why they're bringing it up. And I say, so what, you know, what are you talking about? Well, men do this and men do that. And I'll say, well, what's the difference? Are you starting fights with them? And losing or are you actually saying no stop and they continue? Okay, so there's a difference between a fight where it's an exchange. And when somebody is saying no stop, and that side continues. When that happens, that's when we hit to that level of violence. Another example in terms of seduction, everybody, I mean, I love sex, I love having sex in lots of different ways. I've experimented with a lot of crazy shit. And one of the things with having so much kind of, you know, anger, confusion or whatever that had to do with my sexuality, that means my identity as a sexual being and how I acted out on it, was that I would have sex with people. And whether I'd watch porn, or a woman would tell me something, and she'd say spank me or choke me and I'd be like, Oh, man, women like to be dominated and abused or whatever. No, no, much different. It's serving the exchange. Yes, there may be times where there's dominance, you might be like, you know, choking them and you could choke them lightly works that way. It's more of the effect of it. You could be fucking them hard. They might say spit on me spit on my mouth, whatever, that those aren't acts of violence. When we confuse the two of those, and we don't hold on to the idea of exchange, we kind of pollute and pervert the ideas of sexuality. This is actually a interesting story where I learned this was actually where I got a lot of this was like my buddies who were in the porn industry. It's one of the guys Eric Everard's birthday today, happy birthday. But they would explain to me, they're like, man, like, it's not about hating women, I thought the same thing. You know, it's about loving women. And women love this. And this is how I do it. And you've got to get that or else is just go in the circle, you know, it's kind of like, Mark was talking about North South, trying to do both things at once. It's not going to work. It's going to conflict. And then there's only going to hit confusion. But the deal was is, it is a fucked up story. It was Christmas Eve. And I was hooking up with a girl. This was God man, years ago, I was looking up at the girl. And, you know, I was really trying to like hadn't had sex. And I really wanted to and whatever. And we're hooking up. And she bites my lip. And she bites my lip. And it like hurts. And when you bite, you can't really talk. And I'm like, Oh, yeah, you want to be rough. So I rough her up back, right? And she bites harder. And then I'm like, All right, okay, you know, and and and then I'm like, Okay, stop, stop. And she starts laughing, you know, with my with my lip in her mouth. And I'm like, Oh, fuck. And she bites harder. And I had to start like, you know, you can't do anything. You can't push somebody away. But, you know, I start trying to like, give her some discomfort and choker or whatever, you know, to get her off, you know, with my arms, and eventually she stops. Anyway, stupid me continues to have sex with her. And what was so interesting is when I was having sex with her, I'm exchanging, right? I'm exchanging, I'm getting turned on. It's a little bit rough. And it's what was so weird and odd about this. I started to get more and more turned on, you know, in that sexual vibe. And as soon as that happened, she acted out violently. And the big difference wasn't like slaps. It wasn't like, you know, hit me. It was like gouging at my face, biting my face. But dude, and idiot me, I continue on with it. I was black and blue Christmas. It was like, totally fucked up. But that was the difference. It's totally fucked up, man. It's totally fucked up. I mean, it was it was retarded. And everybody's like, What happened? I'm like, Well, like, why don't you just leave? I'm like, Yeah, because I thought I could, you know, somehow control this thing. It really made me believe in like demonic possession too. But anyway, the thing was, that was that to me, was the definition of violence. And what would happen is, is when she would hit me and like closed fist or whatever. And I remember, I'm going like, Okay, this is not cool. And she's like, You pussy. I never, I never thought this would come from you. And like, she really wanted to be fucked up. She wanted to be heard. I could not sustain an erection. I wasn't turned on as soon as that would happen. And I kept trying to go back and work some level of seduction. But that was the difference for me, which really showed me, wait a minute, wait a minute. You know, when I'm pulling a girl's hair, when I'm doing something which might be a little bit aggressive, when I'm doing something that might even be like a little bit degrading or can exchange both ways, you can do it to me. It's an exchange. It's serving what we like. It's serving into this, this type of physical pleasure that we are joined together. And it's dependent upon that. So what else did I write? When we are not having sex, when we are not in full function of, of our physical beings in life and constant motion and anything like that, whether it is we are training for fighting, or we're training for seduction, or we're working for diet, or we're working for bodybuilding, whatever the hell it is, if we are not fully in that action, like that diagram before, we will hit levels of dysfunction. And there's a whole bunch of these things, but we'll hit anger, we'll hit frustration, we'll hit isolation and alienation, two different things. This is I choose to be by myself and not partake. This is that I push people away, all right, and blame other people. I get depressed. I'll be afraid. I'll hit guilt and shame. And a lot of these things we talked about are internal defects. That means it doesn't matter what I start putting in my life, it'll go through the filters of guilt and shame and judgment and all that sort of stuff. And I will ultimately isolate alienate myself from a bunch of people. Now in seduction, I've felt those things. What's so amazing about fighting, it depends where you're fighting. If you're not, if you're not in the act of fighting, you won't be humbled or you won't be set back to balance. But you, if you do these things and you're training in some way that where there is sparring where people aren't holding back, you will get humbled. You'll get stopped. And it's very hard to hold on to a lot of anger. One of the best things you can do for your anger and frustration is get submitted 10 times in 10 minutes or whatever it is. Like wrestle with somebody who's far better than you. Spar with somebody that you just, you know, can't get inside with. And that's a huge, huge thing. One of the other things we were talking about just before the break is when we are out of touch with these and we decide to act on violence or we decide to act on control. We get into levels of rage and frustration that are almost impossible to control. For instance, there's somebody who's talking about self defense and knives. And, you know, we train like knife, nobody wants to get in a knife fight. Nobody, because that means I get hurt really bad if I'm holding it or somebody disarms me and and or I hurt them really bad or whatever the hell it is. It's a fucked up situation. Same thing I, you know, say for any sort of weapon. You want to use that last even, even your hands. But check this out. If I'm fighting somebody, when we hit those levels of frustration or if we've dealt with some sort of trauma or emergencies in our life, what happens is, is we black out. Okay? We black out. If I black out while punching somebody with my fist, I'm going to black out for maybe five, ten seconds, I could cause some serious damage. But if I black out while holding a knife, that is causing major, major fucked up damage. And those types of things which when we misuse and abuse, it's a fucked up thing. Same thing goes for seduction. You know, when I'm hitting different states, when I'm having sex with a woman, when I'm hitting different planes, I find it like meditation. Meditation even in action. You know, whether I'm having sex that's aggressive or fast or slow or just really calm and paced, it doesn't matter. I'm in a different zone. But at some part of that zone, I believe it's so divine that I can't control. If I'm misusing that, if I'm out of touch with my identity, if I'm out of touch with myself, I'm still afraid of who I am. If I still have anger towards women or if I let that into my exchange so I can perform a technique better, it's going to get all out of control. You know, I start having sexual experiences with people I don't want to experience with and feeling things I don't want to experience while having sex with them. I get lost, when I get lost, I get afraid. When I get afraid, I start to control. All right, so these are some of the things when we move into that dysfunction. The key to getting out of this is to get into action on it. Do the functional tool to push your comfort zone as a great idea, but if it is not serving a result and being let go of once that result is achieved, it's not, it's going to lose its functionality. All right, so what we have here is this is something which I feel is real important. One of the things that I love so much about applied, like martial arts or fighting and even when it comes into seduction is moving in this area. A lot of times, and I've spoken about this many times before, but we have technique. A technique defines application. This is like who we talked to, why we talked to them, the situations we talked to them. So we learned some like crazy outdated PUA stuff circa 2007 and we're wearing fuzzy hats and shit. Where does that work? Well, our application is allowed in a nightclub, right? And then that serves our identity. We get this lost frustration. Remember we go into the dysfunctions. We start getting pissed off, mad, whatever, because people aren't attracted to us. They're attracted to a facade and an image. Now one of the things that I think is so important is everybody's an individual. You know, I can't practice Brazilian jujutsu like anybody else in this room. I can't practice sparring like anybody else in this room. I couldn't practice diet like anybody else in this room. It is dependent upon my identity, finding out who I am, what makes me work, what makes me function and what fuels me, what I'm attracted to, what's attractive about me. You know, those are really important things, especially when it comes into social interactions. I need to know what I want. I need to know who I am. That is going to define my application. Find somebody that doesn't like dressing up and staying up late or whatever, or being in nightclubs and I'm not going to pick applications that move in that direction. I'm going to pick applications that are tailored towards me and then my technique is going to be based on that. The results of my technique is going to feed back into my identity. Okay, same thing for fighting, same thing for application in terms of, you know, sparring, boxing, whatever it is, kickboxing, sport, yada, yada, yada. It's going to be dependent on who I am, my speed, my strength, my stamina. If I have, you know, if I'm more of a cognitive fighter, if I'm somebody that likes to feel things out more, it's going to define how I put out my application, how I approach how I engage, you know, how I even pick my opponents. And then my techniques are going to be applied. The execution and the results of that, whether they're failure or their success, is going to feed back to who I am and the evolution can take place. We'll have constant growth if we move in this direction. You can apply it to any single one of your goals, whether that's business, God, man. If it's some of the fitness stuff that we've heard about and do the same thing in terms of diet, also it's very important that to know every single technique you do needs to serve this. Okay, self expression. It is huge. We are not serving a result. Of course, results are good, man. Results are great things. They motivate us. They get us to believe and push forth and so many different things. But every single technique that we learn, all right, whether that is to be bold, be direct, be indirect, be passive, be more aggressive, be sexual, start yanking girls around, you know, start, you know, grabbing people by the neck, pulling hair, all that sort of stuff. That is an outlet of self expression. You know, if I'm focusing on my diet, if I'm changing my diet, if I'm, you know, being inspired by whatever it is, being a vegan, being paleo, eating grass-fed stuff, yada, yada, yada, that is an outlet of my self expression. When I get results on that, whether they're failure or their success, I'm going to then self-explore. Through sex and seduction, I found out so much about myself. I realized when I got rejected, I got angry. You know, I got sad, I got depressed. I could do the same outlet of self expression, be the same person, right, same application, same technique and get, you know, success and I could get failure. I could get both of those things. When I succeeded, I thought I was the shit. When I failed, I hated myself. I'm like, what the fuck? Why am I so angry? Why am I so upset? And thus gave me an opportunity to explore who I am. This is why I think socializing and sexuality are such important fundamentals of who we are. Through that, I then had to learn how to accept myself, take a look at myself. All right. You know, one of the best pieces of advice was, you know, I was talking about, I was talking to my buddy about God, man, there's so many different levels. I could talk to so many different people about this, even my trainer, Ed. And I could say, man, you know, if I'm having all these experiences with women and, you know, it's good, it's bad or whatever, and it's pissing me off. One of the things that Ed would say is he's like, hey, look, then that's who you are. You have to realize that the only chance that you have about through transitioning through that is accepting who you are. It's the same thing that he would talk to me about in terms of fighting. He's like, look, man, you're a shorter limb dude. You don't have reach. I'm not James Marshall. He was like, so am I going to have to spar with you up there? I'm like, fuck, I don't want to, man. I couldn't even get close. If he just keeps me away with his long limb. So I need to learn different ways of self-acceptance of how to use that. If I'm an angry person, that's okay. I need to first say, all right, this is who I am. This is how I'm going to accept who I am and live my life, right? Once I can come to terms with that, a level of evolution can take place. And this is where we get into self-love, which is the ultimate thing. The only way that I can truly seduce, because it's a process, we're going to make mistakes, the only way that I can truly put myself into action is to allow myself to screw up, allow myself to mess up. But in that process, where my end goal is to get there is I need to be able to love myself. That's the only way I can love my situations, love my interactions. And the closer I get to that, because life is also in constant motion, it's always moving. I am going to grow more and more, it is a truly expressive being. And when I can do that, I can have more of the relationships that I want. I can learn to say no with things I don't want. I can learn to say yes quicker and not have to focus on the technique of dominance, but allow myself to just be dominant by expressing myself. So it goes in a little bit of a cycle. Let's see what else we got here. All right. So one of the things is when it comes to different sorts of stuff, especially when it comes to deeper things like sexuality, violence, the deeper things that move you. Shit, man, it could be died as well. You know, when you are actually a person that is battling something within yourself. All right. And you have those kind of like dysfunctional feelings come up like I can't do it. You know, I'm ashamed. I'm incapable. Yada, yada, yada. We need to start moving towards what I call spiritual application now and into principles. When I talk about spirituality, I do not mean religious. I do not mean something it can be. You can totally be involved in that sort of stuff. But how I do this is involving myself with spiritual principles. So they're different ideals. And of course, they're kind of limitless here. But for me, one of the biggest things is unity. I live by socializing and by being sexual and communicating. I live also, I mean, God, I probably spend more time. Well, it depends. I mean, sometimes I get lazy, but a lot of times I'll spend way more time training different martial arts stuff and going crazy with that because it's the level of communication that allows me to get in touch with myself. It allows me to get in touch with other people. But through that, you know, I exercise a level of unity through talking to people, exercise a level of unity. That's an important focus of my life. There's different things you can do about writing on it, being, you know, cognitive of it while you're talking to people. Honesty, things like open mindedness, willingness, acceptance, faith, love, all that sort of stuff. It's so interesting because when we deal with our fears, when we deal with our guilt, our shame, when we deal with our doubt, those types of things, they're usually fears towards the future. And all faith is, in fact, this is so funny, is all faith is just having a little bit more of a, I guess, faith in the outcome of things. It's believing in the future. It's believing that if you're taking the right steps, it's the right process. An application of spiritual principles put into action and functionality when we are going back to those like two circles of when we get to seduction or we get to fighting and whatever your opponent is or I guess a woman is not an opponent. But when we ever get with who we're communicating and exchanging with and we start applying these things and we put those into action, then we can find awareness in it. That being said, guys, it's just about out of time. So if anybody has any quick questions, I don't know if we have two, three, whatever it's your call, hit it up. Nothing. Speak now forever. This man in the black shirt. Yes. Yeah. So you talked about Krav Maga briefly and then Brazilian Jisoo, JKD. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Can you elaborate a little bit more as really taking interest in when they go back home? Well, I think, you know, to to kind of bring it back to what they look for in their hometown. Yeah, what my teacher says that all all martial arts are good. What I would say is the best thing it would come down to is something with sparring. So something with movement and where you're challenged by someone else. One of the great things about boxing, kickboxing and I've done a bunch of stuff is when you're when you when you're man to man. It isn't that through that. It's actually through that you achieve unity. It isn't competition. It isn't, you know, an outlet for anger. Those things will stop and fade. Those are those are things that we can't hold on to. Emotionally, we can hold on to. But physically, when we're in action, we cannot hold on to them. I mean, they're pleading. They disappear, you know, but emotionally, we'll hold on to that shit and they'll define our lives in these massive ways. So when somebody's sparring, it's a key, key thing and it's not competition. This is so interesting because in seduction, I'm guilty of it too. I love to, you know, make it like a bragging rights thing. I did this and that. But true, the true element of when I'm with a woman, there's none of that in my head. When the action is happening, there's no competition. It's just expression, right? Afterwards, my friends. But the same thing with fighting. We always hear these people bragging about fighting. Yeah, because afterwards it's happening. But when it's happening, it cannot exist. You know, the action takes away from it. So sparring is a key element to it. Yes, sir. Steve, it resonated me with me in a way that I don't fight and I'm not really seeing martial arts and all the power to do that. But I get my sense of, I guess, meditation when I play sport or play soccer. And I really lose myself in the game. Right. So is it? Totally, totally. Like, for instance, a lot of, we always hear the spirituality tied with martial arts, which is there and you can take from it. But the reason why that was there was because of the application of it. Because it's an intense thing. When you're, whether it's Japanese style martial arts, Chinese or stuff that comes up in through Brazil or wherever, these people went through pretty crazy shit when they were actually fighting or seeing something. We see this with PTSD. We see this with guys coming from the war. And there has to be, in order to sustain that, in order to congratulate something that they're doing, they need to learn an outlet to manage that. And a lot of that comes to a form of spirituality. But let's also take into other elements of spirituality. What I mean is like something that everybody can do. I'm not trying to align to a religion. Like a principle means a religion can make it work or something else can make it work. But that principle, that feeling or if you want to call it flow, whatever it is. But that comes from the joy of being alive. I was talking outside during one of the breaks and it was like, man, nothing in nature really worries about if it's in the right state or not. If there's trash on the ground, plants learn how to grow or they don't. And that's what life is about. We're living beings first and then we're allowed to think. And we can make that a beautiful thing or we can make that a screwed up thing. So martial arts aren't necessarily like so that you fight and practice violence. It's so that you get in your body and have application. However, through that action, you will learn a way that you challenge yourself, you challenge what you think. Experiencing and talking to somebody can be the same thing or whether it's football, soccer, yada, yada, yada. Thanks. I guess that's about it. We'll talk outside. All right, thank you guys. We got some great speeches ahead and don't forget to live life, be awesome. Be social, be sexual. Oh, I'm sorry.