Well, I think for me this is an easy question. I would definitely say the best player. I do have experience in that role as I was a very, very good soccer player. We even won a state championship. And in those years of my experience, I was able to go ahead and mentor some of the people on my team that just weren't quite as good. And when you have the opportunity to share God-given talents or tools that you have worked hard for, it is much easier to impart on those things. Being the worst player on the team sometimes can be difficult because it's hard to get out of your own skin, it's hard to be accepted, it's hard to be somebody who feels like they are a part of something. But when you know you are a part of something and you can actually foster those qualities onto something much bigger and better than yourself, well, I can honestly say Michael Jordan wouldn't tell you right now that he won six championships all by himself.