happening to a good person.

Thank you.

I appreciate that.

That's where I was like, I knew and like, I never knew I would make dino buddies, but I knew that whatever job I was going to have, I needed to have enough space to be eccentric and silly and fun and be the educator that I know I am, which is just like coming up with programs that should be malleable, right? Whether it's five kids, 500 kids, whatever it is they're asking us to do, we should be able to do it.

And so our dinosaur program, And our programs in general, we focus a lot on child psychology.

So we bring kinesthetics into it.

We know they're going to need, like they booked us for an hour.

So what else? Can you give me some really cool dino facts?

Why, Tiffany, does trust or lack of it continue to be such a big issue in the industry?

That is a great question, and we're happy to be here today, um, I... especially to talk about this.

I think that trust continues to be a big issue in the industry because people know that their data is being collected, right? I think you can't assume that consumers, um, don't understand that there's a trade-off here.

The data is like your data, what you're doing day to day, whether it is using your credit card, going on social media, using Google Maps.

It is every single piece of your intimate life that's being collected.

Uh, and so they know that the trade-off for that, though, are the services they get.

And so I think that trust continues to be an issue because of two reasons.

Tiffany, you got one.