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Hey everyone. This is Kirk here again at optionalpha.com and welcome back to the daily call. Today, we are going to be talking about why the implied volatility edge pays dividends through delayed gratification. I will continue to talk about this concept at nausea until I basically can’t speak anymore. I feel that people still are missing the concept here and I'm trying as many times and as many ways as I can to explain why the implied volatility edge plays out over time. And so, I will take the onus and say if it's my fault that I haven’t explained this well enough, I’m going to try a million different ways because I think it's a really key, really critical aspect to options trading and to trading in the market that you have to understand. I still get people who miss this concept, miss this point. Here's the deal. Markets are efficiently priced at the time of execution. That's the thing that people always (I don’t know) miss, but they don't really understand. Markets are efficient at the time of execution, me