Like, okay, what was first, second, third, fourth? And kind of how did one thing evolve to the next one? And then from there, diving a bit into, yeah, what was the toughest moments, the challenges along that way? That would be amazing.

Yeah, so started PeerFit when I was in school at University of Florida.

And we built that business up, raised some good capital, had some professional sports team owners on our board, on our cap table, got a lot of accolades when Florida was very difficult to raise capital in and from.

And then after having that business for... probably six years or something, we decided to start a second business called PeerFit Move.

And it would basically be an analogous business that sold into Medicare.

And so the product and support look and act differently enough where by and large, we had two teams under the same family banner.

Then COVID hit and we did a deal with Peloton where we sold off part of the business and part of the company team-wise to Peloton.

What can you share?

Yeah.

And then it was like, Oh, okay.

So Baxter's about doing that.

Why don't I have a Baxter bot for my lesson plan writing? And we're like, You will.

And if you think about what we're doing today, so this is fairly new.

So we roll Sword Intelligence back up into Sword.

I spent a great year there learning a lot of things.

So where did that come from? Because most people steer away from like there's got to be one right answer, right? No.

world, you're a

dinosaur.

When I moved to Tampa, I was a little baby with no beard.

And now here I am, an old man.

So I had a unique journey into tech, which is I'm not a developer.

I've never taken like a business class.

That was not what my degrees were in.

It's