Because there was one life shift that I had to do.

And that's when I said, okay, this is, I'm super self-destructive.

And I was working in a restaurant business still, and I hated it.

And then this is when I said, okay, this is it.

I'm done.

I started a production company.

and said, okay, this is how I'm going to make my money.

So, you know, what comes of that for you? I think that brings us closer to the life shift moment.

So instead we might like, we might have a prom or a, you know, a, football night or you know some hockey celebration but we don't have a a very deep and personal spiritual experience to awaken us to our human nature as we become adults and so then we are just sad adults the whole rest of our lives

Yes, absolutely.

And the facilitator, Mark, talks about this a lot, that we don't have these rituals that make us become grown-ups.

And it's a big part of the film.

So he's basically the only person who explains things, but through his lens.

And that's exactly what you were just talking about, that he talks about this a lot in a beautiful, sometimes also very poetic way.

It's very beautiful.

It's not possible, but I would highly