In your view, why has the conversation around loneliness in neurodivergent adults been so quiet for so long? Why do you think that is?

I could take the first stab at it.

I mean, I'll, I'll take it from, of course, the lens of being a mom, because you know, Kai, my son, Jesse is 21 and he's autistic.

And I think there's so many things that you need when you're a parent or when you're neurodivergent and you think of the basics, you want your therapies, you want to learn how to talk.

You want to learn how to be independent.

You want to learn all the social cues.

And I don't want to say that mental health gets ignored, but I think it falls to the wayside because you're in this rat race to try to just keep up and stay afloat and have milestones.

Can you talk a little bit about the reason that you made that decision and what exactly the AI social coach does?