and actually I part of my story relates back to VA. So I've been at Consumer Reports for just over three years, and I'm helping them build a new division or business taking sort of all the cutting room data that they have and their expertise and kind of repackaging it for non consumer audiences, because there are no more as a b2c. But I got the job partially because I had been at my last company for like 15 years, and I had really been thinking about for quite a few years, I really need to leave because if I don't leave now, I'm going to be here for 30 years, and I'll regret it. I remember having a drink with you about Yes. And I was like, ritesh, what's going on going on in the world, like, so I was networking and trying to kind of connect with people. And I was at dinner. Actually, on the Upper West Side, it's worth noting that I don't actually spend time, you know, much time on the Upper West Side. And at dinner, and all sudden, I see this face, come into mine. And she's like, and it was Katie Krinsky, because remember she had this bucket. Yep. So Kate was with who was a project manager, right? I mean, in the middle of nowhere, and I was like, Kate, my customer, what do you guys do in here, you here on holiday? And their, their ex pats? They both live in the city? So of course, like we have reconnected Yeah, there, but it's husband works at Consumer Reports. And so it is a nice little, you know, after 20 years, kind of just still the bonds of the BA team have they're