So tell us a little bit more about your early days, right? Like early days in the tech space, how you understood it and how it enables you now to be effective in being that one man show.

Absolutely.

So, you know, being in a tech space, you know, I think it was, was it Zuckerberg that basically, or pretty much some tech founder, maybe it was Steve Jobs or maybe Bill Gates.

They talk about, you know, failing fast, you know, breaking things, right? That is kind of the mantra there.

of where we come from, from the tech space.

Move fast, right? And I, again, I've mentioned I work for Yahoo and even some of your listeners may remember Netscape from back in the day.

And then I had a bit of a streak trying to get some tech things going where I left my corporate.

So I ask you to share a word, a phrase or a saying that is a meaningful part of your local experience or your experience feeling local anywhere and why you come to value it as local speak.

And are you kind of at the forefather of this? And when you submit, is it an AI category or is it just a regular film and you just let them know it's AI or you don't let them know it's AI? How does that work?

Yeah, I'm always forthcoming.

I let them know it's AI.

But what's interesting though, Tamara, is In a, I've submitted my films to AI film competitions, right? Oh, they give me zero love.

I ain't want a damn thing, right? In an AI film competition, right? There's film competitions that are specifically set up for AI films.

No love.

I win in traditional film competition.

You were like, oh my God, did I actually do this? Did I create that scene? Take us to that moment where you as the founder who had the vision to start this was wowed by what you've done.