It was side business.

Yes.

2012 is when I opened my first trampoline park, and it was the 13th trampoline park in the U.S. Maybe the 12th.

I don't remember.

12th or 13th.

So this was before the big boom happened, and it took off just like every other park.

Yeah.

I

Mark, for you, where's your current? Where's the space for you where everything just feels like it's the spot you go to and you want to meet the Father and just be with Him? Where's your current?

Yeah, well, very similar to you, creation.

It really is just like even we drove from Oklahoma City to San Diego the last two days.

It's just undeniable that there is not a creator.

And, you know, we're going through the mountain pass coming into San Diego yesterday.

And it looks like these rocks, you know, like a huge dump truck just dumped a bunch of rocks to make some of these mountain passes.

And I was just telling my wife, I'm like, if we saw this anywhere else, like in a city, we would say, like, why did they dump all these rocks right here? This is seems like a terrible place to do this.

I was like, so yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, so myself and my wife, Jane, have been involved with Boom since conception, since the beginning.

Our daughter is also in the company.

So that's sort of my link.

And yeah, what did they say? Friends with Caps Guild, I think is one of the things.

And that's how we got involved with Boom.

But yeah, Caps, came not as a shop, let's say, but it was supposed to be kind of a smaller base conception, basically working with it, but it's just grown and it's been fantastic in development and the ideas have been bouncing around.

I'll pass over to Mark now.