I know you guys all in your lives feel the same way you're going to go. So, what's next? вЂ¦ There's an old story that, 'Who is going to go?' 'Send me, I'll go.' Don't we all have to make that choice in life? Are you going to go? Or are you not going to go? Kind of 'woe is me' to your question, I'm going to go. What does that mean?' What does it mean? It means it didn't happen. 'Oh, well we didn't have the miracle against Pittsburgh. So, you know, if you can take some of these things and look at them for what they are and say, 'Oh, that's interesting,' in terms of do I perceive it in a bigger way, like the ball вЂ¦ Like the miracle in Detroit, what does that say? It's incredible. That is like a classic truth about football and as a metaphor for life. Sometimes, I think we can take things from it, like these games that rundown to the wire вЂ¦ As Al Pacino said, I kind of talked about it, 'An inch here. It's kind of not вЂ¦ It's our life, but it's not life вЂ“ it's a metaphor for life. I'll say a lot of times that football is a metaphor for life. Like other books in the 'You Dont Know JS' series, this and Object Prototypes dives into trickier parts of. Youll learn how they work and why theyre integral to behavior delegation-a design pattern in which objects are linked, rather than cloned. People out there face a lot tougher challenges. This concise, in-depth guide takes you inside JavaScripts this structure and object prototypes. I mean everybody in their life вЂ¦ You sit here, and you're a football coach these are football problems. Maybe it's just experience I've been through this enough. How do you just avoid not taking on any kind of 'woe is me' mindset? (Jonas Shaffer) 'I don't know, that's a good question.

I know it's just kind of in your nature as a coach not to worry about this type of thing, but last year, you had the COVID outbreak.

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