The Constraints in Practice

In games, it's all about figuring it out. You have to give them that opportunity to play through the not just sloppiness of learning something or the untimey of it. If you watch anyone on Broadway or anyone preparing for a play is sloppy, is sloppy at the very beginnings. Once the show happens and I equate that to the game, it's seamless execution but they're sloppiness that leads to getting to the seamlessness. And ultimately, we're trying to put our guys in a position where they're performing, not thinking, but performing.