Yeah

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if you're not the most talented dancer in the room.

Um, and we just feel like there's so much more value that dance brings you, even if you're not gonna pursue it professionally.

Um, there's so much to be learned, and there's so much investment involved on behalf of the dancer and the parent and the studio, um, and that should be worth something.

So it was about trying to make events that were just as, um, you know, just as powerful as these really big box brands that were out there, but make it attainable for everybody so that dance really can be something that if you're brand new, you feel welcomed and seen, and if you're, you know, the most fantastic dancer in the room, you're also really enjoying your time there.

Mm-hmm.

Um, I did not get a business degree.

I'm gonna have to hear a story.

She boards, she's the last one on.

Threw her bag, when I say threw her bag in the overhead bin, and starts punching it.

And we're like, "That worked.

It's in.

That's fine.

Let's, just take your seat.

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