Because I see you've got a signature line, you've got a detail restoration line.

Yeah, so that goes back to our chemist and the way that we sourced our products from rare raw materials.

Nobody else in the world has access to these raw materials.

They're not used in this industry, nor in the nature that they use.

Our technical team has over 50 years of industrial chemical engineering, so that's why we can come to market with extremely potent products.

Now on the website you'll see a ceramic wash, ceramic detailer, ceramic this, ceramic that.

They're just infused with a very high concentrate of ceramic.

What temperatures are you looking at is best for application? At 70s or is it sort of-

mentors as well, which has been why the Looking to the Future Scholarship was so incredible.

Yeah, I'd echo a lot of what Molly said.

For me, it was A little different in the way that I ended up joining the Air Force.

So it all kind of started for me going back to my parents and my upbringing.

I also played a lot of sports and kind of grew up with them instilling in me that sense of duty, hard work, service to others and discipline.

And then a lot of my experiences, you know, high school on through now kind of reinforced that as drivers of what I look to do in life.

And so when I was in when I was older, kind of starting in my undergraduate time, I lived closer to both my grandfathers who both one was in the Army Reserves and one was an officer in the Air Force.

I think that at our national meetings, that's the number one question we get at our Looking at the Future symposia is how do you plan your life and become a surgeon and a cardiac surgeon? And how do you do all that?