So how did you, did you get a call from Taylor after Yellowstone? How did the lioness role come about?

Well, that's really interesting because one of the times I got to go back on Yellowstone was a flashback in season four.

And it was a very quick thing, but, you know, shot in Montana.

And I was actually on an anniversary weekend with my wife.

We were celebrating our anniversary.

And I got a call from Taylor at like 1130 at night.

And I said, oh, shit.

Well,

Let's stop going crazy and jumping on everything that reads AI.

Well, it's funny, like, I think data is so important as well, because like you mentioned there, if your data is not clean, I mean, we like genuinely we love our CRM and we use it to the degree of its life.

Honestly, we use it a lot.

And I mean, everyone will say this, but we're very regimented and process led as an organization.

I love process.

As long as it's an efficient process.

That's why you start in the German market, see? Yeah, it worked for me.

The big question that I always love asking is if you could give advice to someone who is a younger version of you, is looking at setting up their own thing, what would your advice to them be?

Um, I'm assuming as an actor when you get to read through all that, it's kind of the part that you're always looking for your whole life, to have these really interesting dynamics to be able to play.

I, uh, look, thank you for saying that.

I think it's, it's an incredible relationship and, you know, one that I would want to watch on television.

I think it's, uh, very mature.

Uh, I think, um, you know, Neal is an, an incredibly patient husband, as is Joe, because, you know, Neal's a, a surgeon and obviously there's gonna be sacrifice that comes along with that.

Uh, and it's really, it's really fun to play, and I think Taylor has done an amazing job at creating this relationship where they're gonna stick by each other.

They love each other.

Thank you, Dave.