heavy tasting. I mean, I can't look at a refrigerated truck the same way I worked the initial wave. And I always volunteered to be the COVID nurse. And everyone is like, my husband's like, we have kids. What are you doing? Why are you volunteering? I go, no one else gets full PPE. I go, I get full PPE every day. He's like, but you're next to that person. I go, but you could be next to somebody and not know I was like, and everyone else doesn't have a mask. And then I ended up getting COVID and lost my smell and taste for eight months. But this was like, when people couldn't get a COVID test, and they were, like, driving their cars through urgent cares and being crazy. I was going to work, and I started getting, like, dark and scary. Like, in the northeast, we're all miserable as soon as, like, late September hits, because there's no sun. September. Fine. October. Moody. November, crotchety. December. I was like, I need to go to Disneyland. And like, Disneyland is what we call, like the psych unit in our house. So I go to work. I'm one nurse for 43 patients. The nurse before me was brand new. Had no clue what she was doing. She had people on, like cartas drips and not on a heart monitor. I found people dead on structures nobody knew with us, and they were alive. I had a guy that came in the other day had a brain bleed with a shift, and he was vegetative, like, just a disaster. And I had, like, a complete meltdown at work, and I basically was like, I'm not coming back. I can't do this. Like, I teed off on my boss because whatever. So my big client that owns eat clean, bro, I went to his house one day, and at this point, like, we're friends. And he looks at me, he's like, what's wrong with you? I'm like, What's wrong with you? And he's like, you're not, like your normal self. And I was like, I'm fine. And he's like, no. He's like, we're friends. Like, tell me what's going on. So I basically told him, like, I quit my job, like I'm trying to make IVs by the seas blow up. I was like, it's really hard. I was like, you know, basically my husband told me, you have three months to blow up your business or you're going back to the hospital. And I was like, three months. People take like, five years. And he's like, Well, if you really want it, you'll do it. So Jamie hooked me up with his local celebrities in New Jersey, and I worked with Todd Frazier, who's a former Yankee. He's a big like Tom baseball player. I worked with Frankie Edgar. He hooked me up with the cast of Jersey Shore. I worked with some of the Real Housewives. And when Mike The Situation had COVID, I infused him, and he posted me on his wall and tagged my business. And we blew up, wow, I'm a one woman show. Okay, I'm answering the phones, I'm doing the infusions, I'm doing the scheduling, I'm doing the billing and the charting. I literally got phone calls from all over the world. I was in CNN, Yahoo, like everywhere, and I started working, literally, 8am to 10pm every single day. I never said no to anybody. I found a way to make it work. I lived in my car for about three months, and then I finally hired some people to start helping. And you know, I guess I got where I was, because, like to me, I'm all about customer service. I treat every single. Person. You're not an ICD code, you're not your insurance, you're a human being. And my problem is is I care too much, which is a good and a bad thing, but like I know my patients, I literally will find ways to help them, because I treat every single person the way I expect my father to be treated by a healthcare provider. And, you know, my Instagram too, like, I'm very honest and transparent with people. I tell people, no, I set my boundaries. And I think that's kind of just, you know, what separated us from everything? And now we're three years in this December, and here we are.