But you're the first one I've talked to, I think, whose success on social media may have actually come before the, quote-unquote, "real job." So tell us the story of how you first kind of started posting on social media, and how did that kind of line up with your, your return to working in golf?

Yeah.

So I started posting golf content in 2019, so it was before COVID.

Um, and at that point we were just kind of posting just to post, not knowing what the industry would be now, not knowing it was something that people can, like, make an income from.

Um, and so I had a bit on Instagram called Slicin' in Style.

Essentially, it was just me swinging in different outfits and talking about what I was wearing, and I would, like, tag brands.

And, you know, it was really cool 'cause, like, back then, again, like, it's like, I really would love to say, like, "Yeah, I went in with so much intention," but it was more so like, "Oh yeah, I like wearing cute golf outfits.

I'd be curious to know, how did you kind of balance the idea or the strategies between on the one hand growing your own brand and your own personal pages with a very real, like, professional job of doing that on behalf of a club? Like, I, I don't know, were, were those two strategies different? I guess, how did one help the other?