Yeah, well, I, you know, step one is people that, that, that reach out and respond to our emails. But um, so you know, obviously, we're starting with our really strong network, you know, from from being part of MIT and our other groups and organizations, and then reaching into those people that we know that are there solving the really, you know, tough challenges. And we know a lot of them, a lot of these technologies are stuff that recently came out of labs, some in the very early stage. I mean, our very first episode, right, was James Van Allen, talking about his PhD research that's been turned into a company for DNA data storage. And I mean, that was, that was a great first episode that was actually super interesting. For me, this is the thing that's so exciting about this stuff is it's just, it's so interesting. Some of the conversations, I think my you know, my fond memory of the you know, that conversation was how, like, the world is gonna run out of enough silicon to actually store the world's data. And that actually blew my mind. And you think about how much data we're creating each day with videos, and even this podcast, like, you're right, it could happen. And so stuff like, you know, using DNA to store massive amounts of data for long periods of time, at some point will be a very, you know, economical and maybe advantages solution. So, you know, I've learned a lot and all these podcasts you have any interesting memories jml from, or big takeaways from those early shows,