Like, how do we create rules to protect people without stopping innovation? Does it feel like a fair description of your career?

I would say definitely.

It feels a lot more organized when you explain it like that.

I think there was, I'm the first person to admit I did not, I was not five years old telling my parents I wanted to be a financial regulator.

I very much fell into it.

I'm very happy I fell into it.

I absolutely loved it.

And before we jump into this, for listeners who may not know Samsap well, how would you describe the company and what does company and what problem it is trying to solve?

So the lessons from the World Cup that you're seeing, how do they apply to people beyond sports? And what's your recommendation to people to what to watch out for in this new dangerous world of AI's transformation of everything?

I would say always, if something feels wrong in your gut, go with your gut.

Always double check.

And if you're buying a ticket on a platform, make sure that you're doing it through a trusted platform.

Because a lot of times, some of those platforms will actually have additional protections in the event that you are sold a false ticket or a fake ticket.

Also, make sure that, again, if you are using a platform, keep the messaging on the platform.

because that actually does protect you in some cases as well.

So how what's your what's your trust? Like, how's that? How's that change over time?