that, right? You know, why doesn't it just keep building momentum?

You know, touching on that, and from my experience as well, too, I think I'm going to relate it back to my work with DMR Success Clinic and bringing in the virtual reality as the simulation software.

So you have the solution that's in there.

You got your first adoption.

You're in.

We've got this down.

But I think that's really where a lot of the work begins when it comes to it because what, and like Blake, you said, that partnership.

Any thoughts on what kind of data or evidence you should be collecting? What works well? What's impactful when it comes to convincing the next set of decision makers that you encounter as a family?

So what's your style of music? Obviously guitar and would you say folk-ish, is it?

We are a blend of things.

We find it hard to pin ourselves down because we're going between, you know, acoustic kind of more alternative folk music.

And then we will kind of step into, you know, picking up the electric guitar and kind of going a little bit grittier, taking some sort of inspiration from Angie McMahon in that case.

And even, you know, there's a great Melbourne artist Ainsley Wills that, you know, I really take some inspiration from with that sort of alternative indie gritty kind of thing as well.

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two, but it's quite a lot.

Combined, I'd say combined, we would have decades of performances.