How do you even start with something like that?

Yeah.

I mean, so obviously the way that we start with a lot of our projects is like, what are the user needs? Um, what's currently in the field and how does that not necessarily meet the needs of the user or the tool? And so, I mean, some, there's so many different things you can look at on these bits and try and realize like, what can we improve about it? I mean, the material, the hardness, different coatings, different, um, like manufacturing processes.

And so I know you said, you mentioned the factory tour.

We can do iterative, um, like prototyping just right there.

So if you give me that feedback that, oh, this is too soft, like, hey, next day or two, we can go out in the field and validate that right away, which is really critical to the success of projects.

If that has an impact on you or is this part of kind of the whole process?

Oh, it absolutely has an impact on us and as an entire accessories business.

Uh, if you traveled back in time, Tim Schneider, what would you have done differently this edition?

What have I done differently? Oof.

Uh, maybe don't play that much TTS games.

Uh, but besides that, I don't take anything.

Like, I just had fun.

It was an amazing start for me to 40K.

Uh, I probably wouldn't, uh, paint two, uh, 2K Votann armies and just stay by my, uh, painting scheme for now because now I have, like, six K Votann just looking at me half-painted in different paint schemes, and that's it.

Tim, thoughts?