... too

... um, well, I appreciate that a lot, and yeah, I mean, you, you kind of said it.

I think we, we also feel very lucky because we, over the years, we have met a lot of the people that come to a lot of shows that support us, both whether it's online, in person, um, and it's always reaffirming where I'm just, I'm always kind of, not necessarily shocked at this point, but just always re-inspired by the level of like humanity and empathy that, uh, the people coming to our shows a- and supporting this band and listening.

It's like, it's, it's really an incredible community of...

I mean, we saw that we did, I told you this, we did like- At the end of that, uh, that tour, uh, that Three Fort went, you know, that we hit Boise, uh, on, we did, uh, six nights in a row in Philadelphia with, uh, our hometown.

And people flew in from all over the country, the world.

But, like, every day in Philly, in that, like, south, you would be walking around and see, like, pockets of, like, friends and hear from them being like, "Yeah," like, "We were so excited 'cause, like, we've only ever, like, talked online or whatever about the band 'cause we live in different cities, but, like, we knew that we were both coming in." And so, like, they made it this own- their own, like, incredible, like, friendship retreat, you know, for that week to come to multiple shows.

And so I wanted to start talking a little bit about, like, you in management doing artist man- artist management, 'cause obviously, like, that's my background, right? And, um, and so I, you know, I, I'd love to just hear a little bit about, like, what that experience has been like going from on stage to kind of behind, behind the bands that you're now working with, helping them with their future.