Mm

... um, that he needed.

And what he won with starting to invest and also work with those boutiques was being able to, um, jump on a call with a portfolio manager who can tell him, "Hey, this is what happened.

This is why it happened, and this is what we are doing about it." Right? So that peace of mind, um, to him, uh, was actually one of the, one of the most important, um, benefits of actually starting to work with these, um, with these smaller, more boutique managers.

That personal relationship that he was getting.

And then I guess another very important aspect of the relationship is the educational aspect.

So a lot of investors, they want to become better investors over the long term, right? So, um, in a...

What, what should be on my checklist of, of questions to be asking in that first, that f- first interview, do you think?