And I think it should be an honorable responsibility to pass that legacy along and keep that spirit alive for generations to come.

Yeah, and it is.

Here's the big thing is the people that are showing up for these shows and stuff, it brings back a memory.

And if you can do that, then you win.

You win that feeling.

You get to feel your heart.

And that's what it's about.

It is so important.

It's another level.

I remember, so 78, obviously, I remember Mario Kempes, who was Argentina's sort of star player.

So I remember him, but 82 was the World Cup that I was really sort of invested.

And weirdly, there was a player who played for Italy up front, and he'd been banned from football for, I think, two years.

It was some kind of betting scandal, I think.

His name was Paolo Rossi.

Of course, yeah.

that Cafu streak, because Cafu

Mm-hmm

... um, you know, for the lower limb, and, and this thing was fantastic.

We realized, you know, to be able to, to just walk or really if you wanted to run and get back to do things, um, you just need calf power, and so many of these limb salvage it, it was, you know, the below the, below the knee was where the injuries were happening from IEDs, um, either dismounted or mounted.

And so being able to give them calf power back was able...

It was, it was fantastic.

The DOD patented this device called the IDEO.

Um, we've published, I think, 13 papers showing it reduced amputations, increased deployments.

Yeah.