Arnold Schwarzenegger and Kobe Bryant are stuck in Abandoned Amusement Park Overnight and forced to have a deep conversation.

Here's their conversation:

Arnold: "These rusty rollercoasters, Kobe, they remind me of setbacks. You gotta see them as the iron you lift, to build something bigger."

Kobe: "Exactly, Arnold. The fear of failure? It's just fuel. You use it to push past your limits, to create your masterpiece."

Arnold: "But sometimes, Kobe, the 'machine' breaks down. What then? You got to rebuild it, stronger, with discipline."

Kobe: "That's when you dig deep, find that Mamba Mentality. You dissect every weakness, turn it into a strength."

Arnold: "So, even after five championships, you still felt like you had to prove something, right?"

Kobe: "Always. Complacency is the ultimate enemy. The pursuit of perfection is a never-ending grind."

Arnold: "It's like pushing that last rep, even when your muscles scream. It’s about pushing past the pain, the doubt."

Kobe: "Pain is temporary, Arnold. Regret? That lasts forever. That's why you leave everything on the court, every single time."

Arnold: "So, the key is to visualize the win, before you even start, right? See yourself holding that trophy."

Kobe: "Precisely. Visualize, prepare, and then execute with relentless focus. That's how legends are made, in any field."