I know you've got a big gap, right? So you've done something, not so you've got a big gap, but so maybe with the older ones, how have you seen that influence change? you know, their life in regards to the decisions they're making and how they're living and all things.

You know, I think we have seven kids.

Our oldest is 22.

Our youngest is four.

So you're right.

We've got a big gap and aligning everybody's schedules now, because like, for example, our oldest, she graduates cosmetology school here in a month or so.

And she's starting her own career, but she still lives at home, which I personally think is the way to go.

work?

Dan, why do you think that is, that this particular tournament has been so popular?

Well, I think with, you know, there's so many great players staying in college for longer than in years past because the NIL rules and, you know, a lot of these, you know, guys that might be late for second round picks come back and then you see, you know, the COVID year also extended the careers of some really good players by an extra year.

You're seeing some teams that have, for lack of a better term, have stockpiled talent.

And I think, you know, When you look at Michigan, Arizona, UConn, Duke, they were clearly probably the four best teams.

But then there were some other really great storylines throughout college basketball.

You know, the freshmen get so much of the headlines, rightfully so, because I think when you fast forward to June in the NBA draft, you might be looking at, you know, the first six, seven picks might be freshmen.

So you couple the excitement and the sheer excellence a lot of the freshmen have had this year with, with the fact that there are some really good teams.

Are they not?