Gotcha. Um. Man, part of me is, like, maybe I should just keep playing so I never have to actually grow up and get a real job. Um, but, no, I think, coaching does interest me. You know, if you had asked me this, and I'm pretty sure I'm, like, on record somewhere saying this, if you'd have asked me this, like, even five years ago, I was like, No, I'm good was always, but I don't know. The older I get, the more I start to see the game as a coach. You know, I'm obviously a player out there, but I'm starting to see it in practice. I'm starting to see it the way a coach might see it. And it does interest me. You know, I think what always was kind of not as attractive was the life of a coach. I think if you were to look at a college basketball coach, they have to recruit. I mean, their summers are full of recruiting. You're dealing with kids, you know, from a recruitment standpoint, you're talking to like 15, 16-year-olds trying to convince them to come to your school. Then you get them, you know, they're 17, 18 to 21. And there's something you know nice about that, in the same way as my college coach, you're able to mold, you know, young women. Um, but that's a tough life. You know, the schedule for it. You're traveling a lot. Life is what I think kind of turned me off because I already did a lot of traveling. You know, I kind of want to be in one place, and the thing about the WNBA is, from a, like, level of play standpoint, that's probably where I'd want to coach if I did. But that life's not great either, and there's not a ton of job security. You can get fired like that, and there's not a ton of money, to be honest. There's way more money in college. And not that these are all like, I don't know, these are just like the pros and the cons. It's not, it wouldn't, it's just kind of a balance thing. Right? I'm just kind of throwing the information out there. So that's kind of how I see it. Um, and then you bring up Becky Hammon, and I mean, what she's doing is amazing because she's breaking down barriers. Um, and there's something really important about that that goes beyond basketball. The same for Jenny Boucek, our old coach. She's now doing the same thing Becky is doing with the Sacramento Kings. And these are two women who are literally, like, blazing the trail, but I think obviously if an opportunity presented itself, of course, I would look at it, but right now, it's like my heart is still in women's basketball and still in wanting to, like, advance that game and get this league going. It is in the right direction, but like push it forward even more, you know. So that's kind of where my whole coaching mentality is at, and if I didn't do that, who knows? I've done some broadcasting, which I really enjoyed. Again, a lot of travel in that life, but maybe I'm just meant to travel for the rest of my life, I don't know. Yeah, GMs don't have to travel. That's true. Bualuating talent, I mean, you look at it all the time. You see drafts, and you know those are. That's a tough job. Yeah, GM, that's a tough job because even now people either look like geniuses or look like, you know, the biggest dummies in the world. So that's like, that's a big extreme there as a GM that you got to deal with. So we'll see.
