Would you say, Master Jay?

I think it depends on the seminar, right? And this is no knock on any seminars, but some seminars that I had traveled to, you know, that there's only sharing a little bit and then they're going to say, hey, by the way, if you want to learn more, buy this product.

I think if you go to a different type of seminar, if you meet the right people, you can gain a whole lot more.

But for me, I always took a different approach, right? I would go to the seminar to hear the speaker and But my goal was not just to go to the seminar is my goal is to meet the speaker and then go visit their operations, which is what happened with you, Master Chan Lee, is that within the first comma, after we went to comma, like I was able to get a relationship with you and then I went out to visit your school.

And so I think understanding that We often get stuck on a day-to-day basis inside of our own martial arts school and our own community, and we think that this is it.

But you have to continue to grow and educate and open your eyes to see what else is out there.

And so I was lucky to be able to go visit people like you and other school owners across the country to really get an idea of how they're doing things.

What would be some key things there? Like how would you develop a successor? What's your exit strategy? What's your kind of idea in terms of getting there and so forth?

Jay, libero or libra?

[laughs] Honestly, it's a toss-up really.

[laughs] I don't even know.

I always say libero.

How have things been for you, Jay, since last we saw you, which was a while ago?

Busy, really busy helping out with, uh, all types of facets of the club.

Helping out with, um, with other teams with practice planning, with other coaches, uh, working with my awesome team, my 15 platinum team.

Um, just being, like, a good, ensuring a good resource to all the coaches.