But if something came to mind, as I was saying, any of that, that you would like to share, I think would just be a nice story, especially if it's personal.

yeah so for hair you know my earliest memory of looking up so sunday used to be the hey k day in our family so from dad to mom to sis so dad has had his own ritual i know he used to apply this weird savlon which is the dettol kind of liquid mixed with water on his hair and it smelled rubbish and i wasn't sure why he did that my mom and my sister and i we use coconut oil So, yep.

So the ritual was get up in the mornings, late-ish on a Sunday, then apply hair oil.

And it usually was an intra-family affair.

So I would apply it on my dad.

My sis would apply on me or I would apply on myself.

My mom would apply on my sister.

Like it was somehow the product was changing me and I was able to slow down and it was a whole experience so I feel like anybody who's gone down that path of creating something for themselves and then it's quite an experience and then to share it with other people is a whole other experience you know which is it's a lot but it's so neat to practice conveying what that that experience is like I would I think I'm going to back up a little bit to you starting Dill House and, and having to make changes in your life after the accident and, and how taking your, being the creator of the product and then business managing, did you find you were able to do that on your own or did you really have to bring in the right team to support you?