which gears a little bit to where you're at now and and a little bit about daybreak and a little bit about like the background backstory on cpap you know obviously cpap has dominated sleep apnea treatment for decades and why do you think people and patients are now looking for alternatives

Yeah, you know, I think that I think we've been telling the same story for a long time.

I started at ResMed in 2011.

I left in 2017.

And when I was hired in 2011, when I met my boss at the time, he said that a part of your role is about getting a bigger piece of the pie.

It's going to be about making a bigger pie.

We're still having that conversation today.

I know it's, you know, positioning itself as fully at home sleep apnea solution, but for anyone that's listening, that's kind of curious, what is Daybreak? How does the technology actually work? Do you, can I, can you kind of explain that?

What, what triggered you to make that, make that switch that, hey, this is something that I want to go and touch lives with?

with?So I'll tell you, it was, uh, it's probably a very personal one for me.

Um, I'm now in my mid-40s.

Uh, I knew something was wrong.

Uh, I've been in sleep now for 16 years.

I've got, uh, multiple CPAPs and BiLevels sitting on my nightstand.

Every mask that's ever come through the industry, I wasn't gonna wear that thing if you paid me millions and millions of dollars.

Can you take us down that, down that road?