So what do you want students to understand about manufacturing that they may not learn in the classroom?

I think the biggest thing, and I'm even going to go off of my experience, so I've never been in manufacturing, and I think a lot of people, when they think manufacturing, they think dirty.

They think hot.

They think long hours.

They think agonizing sometimes, right? And when it comes down to the real world of it is that there's so many careers in manufacturing that's not just production work.

I have nurses.

I have pilots that help fly my company planes to get them from point A to point B. I have general work.

Can you tell us a little bit more about how it evolved over the years, including your introduction of Youth Apprenticeship Signing Day?