And so unpack that for us.

Yeah, I'm going to use a little bit of science to do it.

But when I was in school, I was studying music and I was studying sound.

And I'm fascinated by just the way that the things of the world interact with us.

And one of the things I found fascinating was when I was learning about film scoring and and how you really use music to guide people, you begin to realize that music and sound, they actually influence the way that we think, the way that we react, the way that we feel.

And that's natural.

You know, you think of sounds like our bodies and our brains are designed to, if we hear certain sounds, react before we even think about it.

How do you decide which parts of your story are meant to be shared and maybe which parts of your story are meant to be private? What's that kind of that, what kind of that line for you in how you determine what you talk about?