Personally, I would rather be the best player on the team, but I think that's not to say that I wouldn't want to start out as the worst player. I think there's a lot to learn, and so I think that's the most important thing. But once you do learn from mistakes and errors and go through the challenging process of learning and growing, you're able to turn around and help other people do the same. And that's kind of my favorite part about all things in life, is when you gain an experience, whether it be from something good or bad, you're able to help other people that are going through similar things or needing to expand in different areas of knowledge or expertise or skill. And I would prefer to help somebody and extend my experiences and what I've gained from them and be able to still continue to grow. I don't think that there's like a plateau moment in life where you just are perfect, but I think being able to help other people and still be learning is the most important thing. And if that makes you the best player on the team, then so be that. But to stay stagnant as the worst player on the team would be an awful choice. So I'm going to go with the best player for that one.