Uh-huh

... and the experiences they've been in themselves and try to get them back on their feet.

We even had one gentleman, I remember we had to try to help get him a service dog.

It was something he needed but the red tape was becoming a problem.

We worked through the VA, through the Veterans Treatment Court, got him the service dog that he needed and it ... frankly, to give these veterans the help that they deserve and so often do not get.

And w- like when I first did it, we were getting young men from Afghanistan or Iraq that were in, and a couple of them we just couldn't save, unfortunately, but they were, they were, had seen horrible things.

And we'd give them mentors.

Yeah