the company was called College nanny sitters and tutors. So I started that when I was a sophomore at the University of St. Thomas entrepreneurship program, after I answered an ad, perhaps only in Minnesota, that said, looking for a hockey player to watch my two boys. So I was a college hockey player. So I became their big brother, their chef chauffeur referee and nanny, and in doing that, really saw that I was kind of a big brother role model to these two boys. They, they I showed up the first day, and I said, you know, I play hockey at at, in college, he goes, Oh, that's great. We're gonna play hockey at Harvard. So the bar was pretty high. And, and I needed to, you know, you know, live up to that bar. So after that experience, I I started a small headhunting business when I was an undergrad, and placing my other, you know, friends, my athlete friends with with other families to be their role models. And that was sort of the spark that went that that led it what ended up being, you know, a 1516 year journey before I sold the company to Bright Horizons, a public company out of Boston. And ultimately, we grew it to 200 franchise locations about 10,000 employees. And I built a here's where, I mean, maybe the link is a tech platform that allowed for, you know, real time booking sort of visa vie Uber, for these babysitters, but, you know, that's what I ran and I and I had the blessing to have you know, hundreds and hundreds of folks that own franchises and grew those small businesses so so that was my first act as an entrepreneur. And when I kind of brought my my head up after a little bit of a sabbatical after selling that company, I was looking for to be in a really big industry, I wanted to, you know, do well but also do good and look where there might be some inefficiencies or issues in a marketplace. And and I wanted to work in technology because you know, the value creation and that is very much you know, the the gold rush the software platforms of our generation today, and had the most fun building the iOS and Android native apps that ultimately became you know, an engine for scalability. That was a big part of our My first exit. So so that was the winding road in a very short, short story. And I can we can we can double click on anything you'd like to to get to go from a hockey playing nanny to ultimately a leader of a growing venture backed FinTech company. So Oh, and the boys both played hockey at Harvard. So yeah, I