Yeah, I mean, so that stems from an entirely different thing, my initial story, I was just trying to keep it short, because I can very easily go on a huge tangent and just talk and talk and talk. So but where that stemmed from was, this time spent living Eastern Europe 10 years ago, I, I first went on this trip to Moldova. And it was like a 10 day trip with a summer camp, or the summer sports camp for kids over there, through this organization. And while there, I made friends with the guy that ran it, and he said, Hey, if you ever want to come back and teach English, like we'd love to have you, and I was looking for any excuse to take some time off of school, college or just not go. And I said, yeah, 100% I'll be back in six months. And so I was I came back six months later, and was there to teach English for six months in Moldova. And shortly into that trip, I started to hear about and discover the realities of sex trafficking, which is extremely prevalent there, just because it's a former Soviet state. I mean, it's only been a country for 20 Something no 30 years now, at this point. So there's plenty of corruption going on. There's loose border control, so it's super easy for people to go in and out. And Moldova is number one, export, unfortunately, is women and children, like above anything else? The country's like the size of New Jersey, but it has the highest amount of sex trafficked individuals per capita in the world. And some learning about all this. I didn't know any of this stuff existed. And I remember sleeping in the basement of this church one night while I was there, and there was this mom that would come and clean the church every single night. And she would bring her like two year old daughter, and I remember the first night this daughter was there and I was trying Like I kicked a soccer ball her way just to try to like, play and hang out with this daughter for an hour while her monkey in the turret like is totally empty in this church. I was like, alright, well, maybe I'll just try to keep this girl entertained, you know, like kick the ball her way. And she didn't kick it back and she just looks so like, solemn. And I was like, man, something's going on with this girl. And the next day, the pastor told me that the mom and the daughter had just been rescued from a sex trafficking ring. And this girl's to, and like, I just like, I couldn't even comprehend it, you know. And so like, I stayed in the basement of that church for a week. And each night, they would come. And I remember like, the second night, I said, I just noticed the soccer ball in her direction again, thinking, like, I don't know, can we get this girl to smile. And it was like, the fifth night I was there. She liked the soccer ball roll to her way. She did smile, she nudged it back. And then we like, played soccer in this church that night. And it was just this wild moment to me where I was like, This is what I'm gonna do with my life. But I didn't know how you know. So 10 years went by, while I was trying to figure out how I was going to blend these things together. And then, as soon as I had that conversation with my buddy at the fundraising, who was on the fundraising team, I was like, this is how this is how I'm going to do it, I have to go now. So that's what I did.