So can you tell me a bit about why core values matter so dang much to you [laughs] and a little bit about find a way?

Yeah, look, I mean, I mean, I don't know where it began.

Obviously, in the Navy we have our three core values, you know, honor, courage, and commitment, and I think the whole point of the core values, and if you remember the way I used to explain it, is like, you know, number one, we know why we're here.

We have a process.

We have a procedure.

But the world evolves, right? And we have to evolve with it, so the standard operating procedures, which some people say are the Bible, are really not, 'cause you can adjust them based on whatever's going on, and we can completely adapt and pivot our company.

It can, it can look completely different, right? But ultimately, like, who we are, like, what we value, to me never changes, right? And that's sort of what we fall back on, and I think what the Navy did really well, at least for me, was, you know, you can't train for every scenario.

So what do you miss most about being an active military member, and how are you filling that void?