Yeah,

it was cool.

It was cool.

But anyway, so I, I sort of, you know, I, I played gridiron and again, I was, you know, started at the bottom and, um, I finally in back then in college, while you could do what's called a red shirt year where you take a pause.

So even though it's a four year term, you can take a pause and just sort of not play for a year and then get an extra year.

So I was a red shirt freshman.

And in my fifth year, finally, prior to my fifth year, I was I'd made it to the first string I was starting in America.

Yeah.

Okay, let's talk about that.

Yeah, because timeline is really interesting, right? Because, you know, if you're in the arena, on the field, on the race course, like for instance, like I just had this happen the other day.

One of my, a guy who I've sailed with in the America's Cup, as a matter of fact, he was our founding investor and he's a great mate of mine.

And he introduced us to a really cool opportunity in America.

And we met with one of their senior executives a couple of days ago and And, um, I, uh, uh, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And so, uh, he, we're driving, I'm driving with one of my team members back and I call Russ and I say, okay, let's do a debrief.

Let's do a debrief on that call.

Ah, nice.