If somebody wants to be a 0.1 percenter in their world, their business, whatever it is, can you give them a couple of pieces of advice on how to out-compete other people?

First and foremost is there's a cheat code and it's called mentors.

People that have been there, that have done that, that have scaled companies.

I'm actually sitting here listening to Chris.

I don't even know where Chris is, but just listening to his story, I'm sitting there like, gosh dang, like I have so much more to learn.

Like I don't know anything and I need to go find that guy after this and learn more from him.

But it's about finding mentors, people that can help you out leverage where you are.

What is life about? I

But I was curious, kind of, as you guys, you know, have been building up the team and the company and the marketplace, you know, what are some of the first things that you realize that need to get done in the space as far as kind of putting this platform together and getting all the organizations and things like that involved?

Yeah, I mean, honestly, I think we did it wrong to start.

We really had this vision originally of building a public marketplace, a public access point to invest in sports.

And while I think that still needs to exist, I think we were just too early.

And somebody else is probably going to tackle that or we'll get to it in a couple of years.

But really what we noticed by building that public marketplace was, wow, okay, we got a lot of interest in the private markets.

And that's actually why we clubs that we were building relationships with.

Are we headed to a mega conference? Do you think private equities are going to play more in the college sandbox? Just get your thoughts on that.