Now I'm going to go rogue and find some other stuff that is out there too.

I got in trouble a little bit at Latrobe a few times for trying to push that boundary a little bit in student clinics.

So I sort of found like I started to outgrow.

And it was, I did six years up working in Gippsland where I actually did have quite a lot of free reign because I And I don't know if this is, I guess it depends on as a clinician, like your personality type.

But I worked up in, I'm from the city, but I was offered a job, which I, naturally I turned it down, I think a few times.

And Aaron Bryce being pretty persistent.

Kept coming.

It just takes an investment in committing to it and then making sure that, like, I feel there would have been multiple points that you could have found an easier route and pivoted out of it, but you had to do the hard thing.