But what's it been like? He's, he's been your favorite player for a while, hasn't he? What, what's it been like being a Liverpool supporter having Mo Salah in your life?

Probably how it felt when you was, like, Steven Gerrard in your life.

Like, it feels like someone just came, and then we went, "Wow, this is probably gonna, uh, be a heck of a legacy-

[laughs]

... for this club." And clearly it was.

And-

So what ha- so w- how do we, how are we progressing from there?

Okay.

So still 12, uh, I'm sitting with my older buddies, Falser and Buer.

Those are their tag names.

Um, and they're, they're like, "Hey, youngster." We, I used to smoke at Falser's house.

That was my older homeboy all the time.

And we're just blowing blunts in his garage and, and they say, "Hey, you know, go in the house real quick and grab something." I forget what they asked.

They charge you with robbery?

Most of the human population will be able to see that a four-year-old child is absolutely, in every way, incapable of being the spawn of Satan.

I have to tell the whole story.

[pensive music]

What happened to Dylan?

Charlie laid with him.

He tell lay down, and he put the pillow on his face.

And he ...

And the police took him to the hospital, and he was breathing.

[laughs]

And so about, like, 10:00 PM-ish come around, the lines are a kilometer long.

And so for all four years of university, the biggest paradigm and an- annoyance that we would have across all campus was when is the optimal time to stop drinking beer at your house and to start drinking beer at the bar? Um, 'cause you don't wanna go too early where no one's there.

You don't wanna go too late where you have to wait in line.

Um, and it was always a guessing game, and different nights it would be a different time.

You would rely on someone, some friend who went earlier, to give you an update.

So my last year, I just was toying around with the idea.

[laughs]

Okay.

I stay home with the children.

Thank you for your service, y'all.

Thank you.

Wow.

So yes, you're able to make these very advanced geometries, but you're actually coming in at a dollar per kilogram point that is more affordable for the prime, the taxpayer, the government, uh, than the traditional alternative.

Where we see the most value is when we can take design authority for the entire, say, end-to-end missile structure, start with the requirements.

What is the CFD? What are the load cases? Where are the hard points to the other subsystems? And then engineer that from scratch.

That's where we can use high performance computing, generative design, and essentially optimize across all variables in one cohesive full design package.

And that then becomes a 100% additive structure that is assembled with that robotic system.Um, are there other systems that end up in these vehicles? Yes.

Yeah.

So, the, the industry has moved with us on that.

Uh-huh.

Um, I wa- I...

Yeah, I was pretty good.

I was, uh, playing, I was also playing here in Amsterdam.

So yeah, I was, I was having a good time with a lot of traveling.

Um, it was still, uh, when I was still in college, so that was kinda rough, like comparing, uh, doing the studying stuff next to the basketball and combining that.

But it, it was, it was a good time.

Are you done with basketball, or do you want to continue with it?