I appreciate

it.

And so, yeah, I was working at a smaller company, and then I've always just been... kind of called to do more when I I'm not good at sitting still.

And so I was I was getting kind of bored in my current role.

And I was low man on the totem pole at a small company.

And so I went to night school, got a master's in geophysics and night school.

And then out of that, I got recruited what I thought was my dream job out of my master's program.

And I was

8.2 million people, I think it is.

And so anyways, it was just, and competitive archery is really, really small.

And so when I was trying to compete, I was trying to make my equipment work for me and the local shops in town, it was just not really their lane.

or they were so busy where I just felt like I was bothering someone, which I'm sure a lot of people get that when they go to bigger shops.

But I was always kind of had an engineering mind and I was really OCD.

And I was like, you know what? The only person that's going to do this as standard that I'm going to want is me.

And so through summer jobs, making money or Christmas or birthday presents, I ended up amassing like a press and then a vice and then all the levels and tools I needed at a draw board.

But how do you look at – you building out your Bowtech executive team so that you're not the only face of, you know, of the brand.