After college, I went out to Tahoe and worked on a ski lift even after I had an engineering degree just because it was like, you know what, I want to try something else. It's almost like these train tracks set out from society that basically are like, here's what you need to do. And somehow you have this confidence. Like, actually, I could do it this other way and think it through and not follow the success, like the sort of prescribed train tracks and it'll still be okay. Yeah. That's probably my first, like entrepreneurial endeavor that was truly kind of outside the normal day to day scope.