Yeah, it's it's interesting, and it's so relatable to what we do, too. You know, the fact of the matter is, is you train until it becomes like breathing, you know. So even when you're I always thought, because I don't like the sight of blood, you know, for me, I'm fainting even if I see somebody else, you know, like, but what I found is that I was trained so much that when I got into the emergency 911, situation, my brain went on autopilot. And then after I had treated, you know, the victim, that's what we call them, we treated the victims. You know, whatever it was, whatever injury I would have to sit on the beach, and then I was lightheaded and felt like I was gonna throw up. And I always, I was paranoid, you know, as one person who's supposed to save lives. Like, I'm like, Okay, Jeff, are you gonna even be able to do it? Now, there's a secret to this, and this is what we do at Smart practice to train accountability, train accountability, train accountability, train accountability, until it's like breathing, right? Which is why practices are so successful, you know? So they're, they're learning an attribute of success that I've learned as a lifeguard. Don't think about it. Go on autopilot, you know, I didn't understand that at a young age. Now, you know, years later, when I'm assessing what I went through, I'm like, Man, the world is like this. You. Like, that's a, you know, success leaves clues period, right? And it leaves clues in every profession and everything you do. So, was it an asset for me? Yeah, I got to experience that kind of thing, you know, doing that amazing.