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that I still can't stop thinking about.

I find the psychology of the fight more interesting or at least as interesting as the

fight. Like I've never seen a sporting event in my life. Never seen a game there. I have football, a baseball, a basketball, a hockey. I've gone to all of them. I had seasoned tickets before. I've never been able to stay from bell to bell and I only

shot I'm just not a big sports fan but I've seen a lot of political debates and

that'll that'll put most people to sleep. They will do terrible

numbers over on C-SPAN. But I enjoy the psychology of the battle.

We're for sure they're not going to touch one another.

But there is a fight going on nonetheless.

There is an alpha, there is an ideology that is going to be accepted and believed.

There's a battle.

I find that interesting.

Now, I tell you that because it has seemed everybody and at least within my orbit that's a literal statement. I have not seen a single person

including Ariel Hellwani resist the concept

that Ryan Garcia was performing, that he was trolling, and that he was acting.

That is very fascinating idea to me.

Now, it could very well be the case. That in and of itself would be

interesting. I would like to get to the psychology and get to the bottom of it.

One of the reasons that a movie isn't filmed in one shot,

no different than a TV show is done in one shot,

is the same reason that actor from the movie or TV show when they report to Letterman's

couch or Jimmy Kibble's chair, they don't stay in that character. They can't do it for long periods. It doesn't matter if you're the greatest actor ever.

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