So how does the, how does the day work, Corey?

Well, for this event, I have, I'm using it as a learning opportunity for students as well.

You know, Rebecca, I'm sure you and myself, we've attended professional conferences over our professional career, and just like a conference where you have the opportunity to build your schedule based on the sessions that are taking place, when students come to Discovery Day, they get to do just that.

We will have probably about anywhere from 10 to 12 concurrent sessions happening in 15-minute increments over four different block times.

And so when students come, they can read those descriptions and ch- sort of choose their layout for the morning.

And we've got everything from animal demonstrations, ag and, uh, artificial intelligence, drone-type technology that's used in agriculture.

We get to look at even, uh, some of the food science side of things.

Do you find people who come into, uh, Mississippi State maybe as a freshman kind of doing the basic thing and just picked a, picked a career or picked a major, find their way learning about this particular college and moseying on over maybe their sophomore or junior years?

Corey, so why don't you tell everybody who you are and what you do, and I know you're an entrepreneur and you own cigar shops and other businesses, so tell

everybody who you are.

I want to know a little bit about me from Fort Wayne.

I've been an entrepreneur, been doing business for a long time.

I own a cigar shop here in Fort Wayne, Copper Cane and Tobacconist.

We do a lot of retail cigars.

We also have a distribution of cigars, websites to purchase from.

That was a big part of, holy shit, right? Yeah.