And so tell me about starting your company and what you are sort of famous for.

[chuckles] Well, I don't know if I'm famous for it, but, you know, it was really that moment with my girlfriend back then.

Um, she was working for a big cosmetic company in Japan, and I was working for a oncology company.

And, you know, there was-- You know, I said it to you before the podcast.

I was used to, like, working this company with extremely intelligent people, and I saw literally miracles being performed of, like, late-stage cancer treatments and, you know, extending somebody's lifespan by another year and, and one more year.

And, uh, but at the same time, I also realized, hey, the marriage of healthcare and capitalism is really that we're trying to sell one cure after another, and there's clearly more money in treatment than there is in prevention.

And it's just the nature of things.

What, what can you contribute to those thoughts?