Wealthy traders lose purpose despite success, comparing to professional athletes' motivation.

>> Oh, yes. Five will drive you poco loco, my fine feathered friend. >> Poorest rich person in America. The world's tallest dwarf. >> The weakest strong man at the circus. Mhm. So, I think that that's very accurate, funnily enough. Um, and Nexus wrote this kind of response. I've noticed a very relatable sentiment from people like professional athletes. We've talked about this. It's not paycheck to paycheck. They miss its purpose. They woke up every day with the hunger to succeed at all costs. Something to give their all to. Sports isn't something that really changes based on how much money you have. But at least for me, trading has kind of been you can stack more and it's nice, but it's just not the same. Whereas when I had nothing, there was literally nothing else I'd rather be doing at every moment of the day. And then you end up at the same place as the athlete, wondering what's next now that your sole driving purpose has disappeared. It's not hell, it's just the gap before you find the next thing that truly drives you. I hope it's trading again and that this is just bare market vibes, but I'm not so sure. So I think this is another instance of where social media um just has completely fried people's brains. Like everyone who uses Twitter and social media, they've been microwaved. They are so far disillusioned from the real world. Seven figure hell and even what Nexus is saying here like this is such a privileged point of view. And if you