What's a day in the life of Paul looking like?

Yeah, my life has changed a little bit, right? I'm used to my, you know, for whatever, 40 plus years, I was on like Mike and Nima's side of the space, right? And all that experience, you know, I'm grateful for a lot of opportunities the opportunity to do a lot of things over my career.

Uh, fortunate on my, my age gave me timing early on when the industry started, but now after I had retired from FIS, uh, you know, we, uh, we, uh, grew a small group of us decided to put Bridgeport partners together.

Obviously Frank Martiri and his son, who was actually the instigator when Frank had retired, uh, asked both of us to start Bridgeport and, uh, obviously a different world, which was great for me because what's, you know, what I've tried to live every day with is, is curiosity and being open.

And, uh, what I've learned even at Bridgeport now, um, One of the things I do, because I have all this long, let's call it experience, is I also have to make sure I don't get prejudiced with that experience and being open and learning, especially where I sit now on the investment side.

great for me that i i'm learning stuff every day as we either engaging with so a day for me could be engaging with one of the companies we have investments in like you know both at two of them now we have a couple acquisition potentials going on uh so you know advising, helping, assessing those with the team as needed.

It's out looking at new investments.

Paul, anything going on in the industry right now really have you excited?