Mm-hmm.

So, um, it's ready in there, and what I've come to learn is that you just, like you guys know, you just got to do it, and I think that's a s- that is a huge solution to a lot of endo problems.

It's just literally...

And it's, that's what I love about endo, and hate about it, but I love it because you can get the reps in without a patient attached.

There's...

You know, imagine if you had 2,000 teeth, random, and you, I gave you like a month.

You'd probably get sick of it, but I don't know.

[laughs]

... will appreciate that.

[laughs] So we, uh, so yeah, so, um, I think it started about 2011, and, uh, I was doing a, uh, a US Army, uh, advanced education general dentistry residency, and after my first year, I'd learned so many amazing things that I was talking to...

I talked to my boss and, uh, I was like, "Well, can I record this stuff?" And they said, "Sure." And I said, "Well, you know, there's two reasons.

One is I wanna remember what the procedures are in about 10 years when I have child- more children and forget, uh, what I'm doing, uh, if the thing hasn't changed, and also I wanna share the basic, simple, simple, simple things like, you know, using Vaseline on a crown when you, to adjust the occlusion, you know? Y- simple, simple things that make such a big difference." So that started then, and then, uh, here we are now.

That's about it.

Yep.

And I'll tell you, man, I was burned, and I was just like, why didn't...

You know, it's like, oh, well, yeah, isthmus.