[laughs] But-

You know, I, I watched that movie Wall Street, you know, and had this fantasy of what working for the SEC would be like.

Needless, needless to say, the reality of working for the SEC is quite different than the movies.

It's...

Most of the time, what I discovered is there are a lot of good people in the industry.

It's really the exception, the bad apples that you're trying to weed out.

And over time, I came to that realization, and I stopped looking at my job as, "Oh, I'm gonna go find the fraud." No, I'm gonna find the truth, and if there's fraud, I'm gonna prove that.

Wow

So what do I do? Ah,

yeah.

Yeah, that's the thing, you know, it, it can feel like we don't have any money.

And so you, until you really look at where's, where's your money going? Um, something that was really eye opening for me was when I, when I joined the army, I had a lot of things that I thought were necessities.

And then you're kind of thrown into things and now all of a sudden, I mean, the army provides a lot of those things that are necessities.

And you realize that all your necessities are kind of taken care of.

You got food, you got uniforms, you got a place to stay and you've got medical and now, um, but you're able to say, but I'm making less than, you know, as an enlisted person, I was making less than somebody at McDonald's.

But in