Yeah, and do you believe working with the Guard of the Division that it had an impact on your decision to produce the power bank?

Dealing with people that were on night outs.

I was working in the Maynooth area and we'd be dealing with students quite a lot.

And obviously with alcohol, they get a bit too drunk or they might lose their friends.

And as I said before, one situation with a...

A young girl that came up to us and a lot of my family would be women and obviously the young girls that are there would be going out.

And I just remember one of them coming up and saying, look, my phone's dead.

And you find like it's a really big transition from being a guard or do you think it's like a little less stressful now having your own business?

What made you decide to walk away from that and start your own business?

Well, so this is a big one.

So I always wanted to build a business.

I've always wanted to do it since I was a child.

There was two things I always wanted to do.

One was be a member of On Garda Síochána and two was have a business.

But I just think it was a major confidence thing.

No, I