Hey, Joel.

Hey, it's good to be here.

So many of us are in that spot where you're the support person for a senior in your life.

My mother-in-law actually lives with us because we wanted to help her age in place.

We moved last year in order to support her.

And so with that kind of context, I get excited about the things that I do personally for myself to make life easier and how can that help the seniors in my life and anyone's life, right? All the seniors that I've known many in my life that could benefit from things.

So to get to that, it's even things like the smart home stuff, right? So if you were to outfit just the simplest things, simple to me, you know, like some automated lights water sensors so that you avoid slips and falls because you know there's a leak somewhere sooner or spill there are small robotics that can do really neat things automated locks so people don't forget to lock the door if they do it it locks automatically right like just basic security things and then you can grow it from there based on the need right like Many seniors have a pet and it gets to be difficult to, or maybe they're forgetful if they're losing memory and that pet still gets fed because of an automatic pet feeder, right? Or a reminder goes off, it's time to walk the dog or let them out in the backyard, whatever.

And that's what makes you memorable.