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it's traveling visibly faster, post-bounce than it would on dry grass, right? That's just the way it is. And because of that, you have a lower exit angle and sustained velocity. What this does is it basically forces defenders and goalkeepers to have to anticipate it. So you basically alter your intersection timing, right? As the ball, it's going to cut through the graph. It'll have an unpredictable skip, unpredictable motion sometimes, so it makes things a lot harder. Now, I was very good at predicting this motion, which is why I liked wet grass. I would use it to my advantage, and I would often use it to my advantage to throw people off-side because the receivers would, they would have to play it differently. And when they kicked it,