I have a feeling it's more than just on-the-phone consulting is what I'm alluding

to.

Yeah.

Yeah, most of the time we're getting on a plane or getting in a car, but it is the most complex crime.

The trauma that comes along with it, I'm trying to think how to concisely explain it.

Most cops, and I obviously love cops because our whole team's cops, just don't know what they don't know.

So if you haven't been deeply into the counter human traffic, it's going to be really confusing for you.

Are there patterns you're able to see that like, man, it's here's, here's what I've learned from, from being in this now for over a decade.

Mm

... um, who still works with us now, he, he and I, and, uh, one other guy, Grant Taylor, one of our board members, took a trip over to Thailand to see him, and it, it wrecked us.

We spent, uh...

It wasn't long.

I think we spent 10 days or two weeks, uh, just helping his team, um, combat human trafficking there and really learn about it.

And it, uh... w- we came home just a m- a mess.

Blaine and I specifically, we were both under contract to keep playing, and we just were like, "Man, can we really go play a game a- after seeing what we just saw and knowing that we could, we, we can affect it? Like, there's something we can do." Um, so spent the majority of that off-season, uh, not training like I probably should have been doing, but flying around and, and meeting with as many people that would let me in their, their office, both government and non-government, to, to try to learn more about this human trafficking problem.

Yeah.