Anyway, we met two years ago. And Jason and walked into my apartment, he was invited over by a consultant that I was working with at the time, who happened to be in New York City, it was his first time ever in New York City. And he shows up and I'm like, who's this guy, he's super cute. And turns out, he wasn't available for dating. So later on, he ends up working in my company, we became friends, we got to know each other, and our relationship just naturally unfolded. And it came on like a storm once it actually happened. But it's been a journey, we had a lot of healing work to do together. And so when I moved here, you know, after really dating him for three months, which is not very long, in my opinion, to date someone and then move in with them. I was, you know, like, my life was kind of like uprooted you know, I'd been a single person living on my own for most of my time, from the age of 30, through the age of 50, or 49, or whatever it was. And it was a challenge, because I was learning how to like blend household how to move into someone else's house, which wasn't mine, how to try to diplomatically redecorate. To make the place more feminine. I mean, you can't help the guy. He's an amazing dad. And he's done the best that he can. But let's just say he decorated the place and never did anything with it again. And you know, things need upgrade over 10s of, you know, long decades or whatever. Long story short, I moved into a place that was very different for me, I felt so uprooted because I didn't have my own space. And it's been a challenge because this house is an amazing home. And it's a great home for his daughters. But it's not that big. And I don't have a space for me to have like my own office here. And so I've been in this constant back and forth battle, like what do I do? Do I get an office space, but that's not really like suiting what I what I need from a creative perspective, because I want to have my own space. And so I decided to rent a corporate apartment is a huge investment. And it doesn't totally make sense. But I feel guided to do it. So I'm doing it. And the same thing happened about four years ago, when I moved into my apartment in Hudson Yards, or when I was looking for a new apartment in in New York City. And I decided at that point, about four years ago that I was going to look for a new apartment, it took me about six months to find the place. But I finally found it. And it was an interesting process. Because sometimes things don't make sense. But when you create the environment, that you need to feel creative and inspired and motivated, things start to fall into place. And I kept reminding myself, Tracy, when you got that apartment, you were so freaked out, you were paying more money than you ever had in your life and your rent doubled literally overnight, you didn't know how you're going to pay for it. You just went out in a leap of faith knowing that when you changed your environment, that something big was going to happen. And it put me on this trajectory of growth. And many of you were around when I moved into that apartment, hopefully you're still listening to the show or in our communities. And I got so much support. And I remember because I tell this story a lot. Karina Harris, he's one of our star students over here. She, last year, you know, during the pandemic had to reduce our workforce, on purpose because of the pandemic and working together had one of our best years in business, but also was at this precipice.