I was one of those.

Yeah.

And the C2B had this awesome program called the West Program Welding Employment Skills Training, and it was government funded here in Canada.

And it was a 13 week crash course for anybody, any adults that looking for a second career to kind of get them into welding that we had, you know, aircraft maintenance we had carpentry we had a whole bunch of other types of careers that people were laid off from their jobs and trying to get them into welding and so I got to be an assistant instructor with that program my first ever experience of like teaching adults I was a newish mom at the time I had like a toddler at home and used to just talking to my my toddler and now I'm trying to teach welding to adults and um There was a specific girl in one of the classes I loved.

We had quite a few women that participate in this program and her name was Brittany.

And obviously, as you know, test day, when you hear the word test day, there's a lot of anxiety around that word.

And and it was, you know, see to be well test day in the program.

What are some events or opportunities that are out there for, you know, if a lady out there is interested in getting into welding and they're kind of apprehensive, what are some opportunities they have to either go meet people or give it a go?