And when it comes to those courses, do you reach out? Are you to a point now where they'll come to you and maybe even pay you? I'm lucky in Canada

because being Canadian, I'm...

And not many people do it.

It's not as saturated as the U S where it's like so many YouTube golfers and courses are a little bit jaded towards it.

Cause all it takes is one group of YouTubers to come out and film and take six hours, hold up the whole tee sheet.

And then all of a sudden, no one, they're not going to let other people come and film there because it leaves a bad taste in your mouth.

But because I've come from the golf industry in Canada, I know a lot of pros across the country.

Some of those.

Mm.

Realized pretty quickly that I wasn't good enough to f- maybe make it professionally.

I had a wrist surgery in 2017, moved to New Zealand full-time and became a head teaching pro over there at a course in Queenstown.

Absolutely loved it.

Felt like I had kinda found my calling and wanted to stay there the rest of my life.

And then had started the residency application to kind of make it a permanent home, and then COVID hit.

And then when that happened, the government kind of shut down all ability to stay in the country if your visa hadn't been approved.

Mm