Yeah

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but [laughs] made a huge hit on my life.

It was the, the huge typhoon in the Philippines, and we realized that when something comes through like that and knocks out a whole country, they lose electricity, obviously.

And then there's that cascade effect of how not having electricity can lead to sanitary issues, educational issues, like, all these other things.

So then I worked with a lot of these huge NGOs, like, international NGOs, to get our solar lights over to the Philippines and distribute them there, and then created kind of this corporate social responsibility arm of this startup that I was working at, so that tied back my educational side of it.

The company was gonna go under, for sure, [laughs] so I just didn't wanna stick around to see it sink.

Mm-hmm