So I, at a time when there was back in 2015, or 16, I was in full networking mode, right. So I was running my own event for developers in central London, which was called Hold On Property meet, right? That was a side gig I was doing while I was working at fostering partners. So during the day arcade fostering partner, for some partners during the night, I was doing this events for developers, which because I was really passionate about exploring other side of architecture, then so what's behind the architecture, you know, the numbers, the developments, the developers in general, right? So I was getting passionate about this development world this investment world right? This is why I started expanding my network in this direction and that night at the strand hotel I believe Ryan several we are the several weeks are in the void this Stan was the location Savoy was there with hell yes, was like a black tie event tuxedo, you know, like, just born doing James Bond movies? Yeah. I just heard his historic acceptance speech for the for the word. And I just thought, you know, I should speak with this guy. You know, I like the way he speaks. I like the way the way. It was, um, but it was coming across humble as well. And so we started chatting. And, yes, he told me his story. I told him my story working for fostering partners with his Apple stores. So my role was mainly in a team, which was working for Apple stores. I also been leading the design of the Chancellor's a apple store in Paris, which was completed in 2018. So all really cool projects. But I just felt that my sort of career wasn't into a corporate. So I wanted to start my own thing. And I wasn't sure that that thing was architecture, another architectural practice, I was going more in the direction of property property investing as well. I also have my portfolio of properties, which I started in 2017. So we started speaking, and then it didn't happen on that night. He didn't ask me, Do you want to open up architectural practice? But it took a few months because I invited him to my networking event. And that's the power of networking events, right. You can invite whoever you want to your networking event and you are the sort of the opinion leader, you are the reference point of the event. Right? So so your reference point and you have the power to invite whoever you want for how many times you want to be the relationships, right. So I started inviting Ryan, and asking him to share about his property journey, you know, at the time, we have like 5060 people in the room. So Ryan Windsor, please welcome Robin. So round of applause. And he was sharing his story, right. And then after months and months, you know, obviously we got close to each other's I, he called me to visit one of the properties he was planning to buy. That was in effect for the state of Norfolk, there was he wanted to convert this, this former council building or something like that into a block of flats, right? He needed an Ikea to go and tell him, you know, if it was possible in the first place. So I went, and it happened that I was with an estate agent, which was showing me around and they basically, you know, I was like, I asked the estate agent, can I go into the loft? Is it safe? He said, Yes. I went into the loft. And they happen that the floor collapsed when I was inspecting the loft, and I fell through the loft. Right? I left a big hole in the ceiling, right? So I came out or plenty of dust in front of the estate agent and the estate agent was paralyzed by terror. Right? Then he didn't know what to say. It was like he was like, all good. I said yes. Oh, good. It was a really weird moment. We were spared of dust and then we left the building and the following day. He's his company sent over an email asking for to pay the damage right. So Ryan was really nice, because it jumped in and in basically protect myself against the time with the annoying thing about this viewings are they were working? And who was responsible for what and basically he said, you know, actually, you agent, you should have that duty of care. Right? So it's your responsibility if he didn't, you know, in a lift the devil in the ceiling. And that what momentum was actually the moment where really, we started bonding with each other be each other's right. To the point that I went to his future family house, they did a sketch for you for for him for without charging anything. We had a dinner together, etc, etc. So it was a really good, really good, really good dinner at the sushi restaurant. Yeah, they really treated me well, that night. And the one day, you know, I was sitting at the Vauxhall bus station in Vauxhall, and in London, sorry, in London. And I get this message from him on WhatsApp, you know, and it was like, you know, do you want to start an architectural practice together? Yeah. And I said, Yes. So everything started from there. And at the beginning, we got like, one client in the first six months, right. And then it took off really, really slowly. Right? Yeah. And we quickly realize that the partnership was working out. Because as the as we know, right, when you are, when you go into a partnership, one plus one must make three, not two, right? So it means you know, the two partners, they really need to bring a lot of value to each other's. So the fact that he was, he's a completely different he has a completely different skill set than mine is fantastic. So we say that, you know, he's, he's a business person, right? property developer, but also he has a fantastic sale. skill set. Yeah, it's a fantastic salesman, right. talks a lot to me me too much, sometimes.