real, because I was like, I was educated, just on my own time. I did so much research. I was always on top of publications coming out, and I was always telling other people about it. I'd bring it up in journal club and be like, Hey, you guys want to talk about this this week, because, like, new research just came out. So yeah, when this position came up, they essentially just put it in my lap and said, Hey, like you're the only one really qualified to talk about this. So part of that teaching position was creating videos for education and kind of supplementing the PowerPoints or the other stuff that was available for these courses. And the students really responded well to those videos, because I was bringing in this personality of a stoner, but also talking about cannabis science. So there's kind of like two different ends of it, whereas the professors would kind of be a little more sterile and not really have that, like lived experience aspect of it so true, yeah, oh, yeah. And it's so important, because most things relevant to cannabis are not in the literature. They're just not, they're just within our community, within spoken word, within, you know, these events that we're talking about, but they're not necessarily in the publications. And then eventually, you know, I was, I was helping teach this course, and I'm like, dang, they're charging $7,000 for this course. And like, I feel like every stoner should have access to this education. And then this, this new app came out called Tiktok, and I was like, You know what? Why not? So I hit the button, and I just started talking and started recording videos, and the community just loved it like nobody had ever explained cannabis science at a high level to them. And I think a lot of people think that stoners are stupid, and we're not. We're extremely creative, we're extremely smart, and we're just itching for this education. So when I started making those videos, you know, they did really, really well, because nobody had seen this type of education before, honestly, that's through my Tiktok channel. Is how I got my first job in the cannabis industry. And I've been creating videos ever since, just trying to make really approachable videos that are either talking about new research, talking about stoner science, talking about some of the research studies that we're doing, and eventually, as you mentioned, I did. CO found a nonprofit called the network of applied pharmacognosy. You can just call it nap nap. And essentially, what we do is we study the biochemistry of cannabis. We study cannabinoids and terpenes and these other compounds. We also study the endocannabinoid system and how the body reacts to cannabis. And we also study the community and how consumers and stoners, how the education that we hold within this community is so valuable, and we're trying to finally give voices to who we think are the experts in cannabis, which are the actual consumers of cannabis