I grew up as a child of Chinese immigrants in Mississippi in the deep south, my two younger brothers and myself. And my parents immigrated from Singapore, actually, in the 80s. So this was obviously before the internet. And it's a fascinating story. Because when I asked them, Why are we in Mississippi, when when I became old enough to ask the question, because I realized no one around me looked like we did. They said it was just pure happenstance and pure chance because without the benefit of the internet or information online, they just applied to universities that had a free application process. So they they were not the crazy rich, Asian, Singaporean, they're very much that poor Singaporean background, so I grew up in Mississippi looking like, you know, people in the movie menari hunting and fishing and, and skinning animals. And you know, running barefoot down rivers and streams and getting lost and I'm very much Huckleberry Finn childhood. And so it's actually fascinating to recount those memories, because now I'm in very much a high tech world that that I'm in our companies in, but often look back fondly at those those moments where I was just so connected with nature. And I think in many ways, even what I I strive to do personalities make that very grounded, authentic connection with nature, but also people. It's very in line with actually what we're building emerge.