Talk a little bit about the selection and performance of the DynaPower drivers, because certainly, irons have always been one of Wilson's strong points, and certainly now the DynaPower driver series is right up there with it.

Yeah, you know, you think about the heritage of what Wilson is, and Chucky just said it, it is based upon, you know, going back to the staff model blades, FG-17s, etc.

And you've built the staff model and the dyna powers we mentioned a little bit earlier.

And man, there's an option for everywhere in the irons.

And when you have a solid base such as the irons, it's... you know, the next question is how do you continue to expand that and bring that, that playability, that performance in a wood category.

And, uh, you know, now that we're in, uh, in the Dynapower wood series, there's an option for everyone.

You know, we've got anyone that, uh, particularly has their needs, whether it's our LS for someone looking for more low spin to our carbon, which is going to be a little bit more for your, uh, all encompassing.

How can we incorporate things?

And I know for me, when you first started talking to me about that, I thought, what the heck is he talking about? So could you help us understand where does simulation fit into today's healthcare in your view?

That's the question.

Where does simulation fit into today's healthcare? And I don't think we've defined that.

It, it's really open.

Uh, it's an open question to be solved, and hospital leaders are not clear on that answer, and, and simulation leaders around the world are really not clear on where simulation exactly fits into today's healthcare with all of the crises and struggles that we have.

Simulation has a bit of a Wheaties problem.

There was this famous breakfast cereal called Wheaties, and they featured famous athletes on their box, and it was called The Breakfast of Champions.

And so could you talk a little bit about this simulation readiness system rather than simulation?