When, just for fact, Phil, when was that?

So that was this past alligator season in Florida.

So that was either in August or when it opened back up in October or November, maybe.

But no, alligator hunting's a lot of fun.

It's a lot safer than you think it is.

So it's a good time.

It's a Floridian special.

Justin, what's been the, I guess, the most thing that you've had to work on the most since you've become the center?

How much did that mean to give back to the community as you spent those years at Florida?

Yeah, it was really cool to me.

I'm a, I'm a local guy to Gainesville, where I went to, you know, school at the University of Florida, so meant a lot to be able to give back.

I loved going to work with, uh, uh, Scott Bryan.

He was, uh, Bryan Builders.

He sponsored a bunch of projects with Habitat for Humanity, so we got to go learn a little skill here and there and, uh, go help peop- help people build a home in the community, so it meant a lot.

How do you kind of step back and, and kind of, you know, look over everything k- and try and ground yourself?

yourself?No, I think, uh, I think everybody kinda has their own approach.