What's the sort of like thesis behind it?

Sure.

So Jordan Partners is based in Raleigh, North Carolina.

We are a lower middle market private equity firm.

We aim to be the first institutional capital into a company that's growing, bootstrapped, unlevered.

So that's a key thing.

With private equity, sometimes leverage debt is driving the return or not.

Because a lot of my customers come to me and they ask, there's almost sometimes this despairing, hey, if AI is going to handle all of the execution, what does that mean for me? Or does it create potentially disintermediation risk? If you could have a system that could autonomously execute freight, does a shipper just buy that or use it in-house? And I'm curious if you think about this, if you have a perspective, what do you think needs to change or evolve or not for the brokerage model, say five years out, maybe seven years out, when we've actually seen AI diffuse into a lot of this stuff?

Yeah.

And... we're trying to go through all this match and trying to have this way.

And this is what the finish was supposed to be.

And then midway through the show, we're trying to wonder how we got mixed up from what they needed to what happened.

And they were trying to rush.

And we had this like tower doom spot that was supposed to be later on the match and all this stuff.

And we'll go out there.

So was it after COVID that you decided not to have that anymore? During