In my case, I was Gio's neighbor, so he would just throw tomatoes at my

house.

I had to counsel Max every time to the rink.

Every day.

He was my project.

He was a young guy.

It happens with everybody, and that's where a veteran leadership group can help one person, right? Like it doesn't fall on myself.

How much room does he have to grow, but on a good team? Because let's say Caulfield, Suzuki, Slavkoski, Demidov, when they arrived, they had nothing, right? They had time to make mistakes, but the game has changed now.

How hard is that? Take us through all of the decision factors that are going in with Alex Tuck right now.

Yeah, I mean, I was I was 30, I think, at the time coming off a three year deal in Jersey, which was eight years.

I've been there eight years.

We had every intention of we wanted to be in Jersey.

We wanted to find a way to make it work.

I was making four four million at the time on a three year deal.

And then we were trying to negotiate and Lou basically was kind of resetting the team a little bit.

So were there any regrets for you? Anything you would have done differently? Or any advice that you would give to Alex Tuck?