Super huge. So immediately I was grateful for the opportunity to be on the board. even to be considered in because Kyle is my friend and he's one of the greatest guys I know. He actually, Mojo, you met Kyle. He prayed at our gender reveal. Oh yes. So Kyle's incredible. So I'm like, yeah, for sure. And of course I want to help my brother. So when I get to our first board meeting on Saturday and I'm looking at not the run of show, but like I'm looking at the itinerary and really understanding what it means to be a board member and how we are having this strategic planning meeting about the future of this organization and how it's going to impact the community I'm sitting in the chair and I'm like man what can what can I offer to this conversation like what in my background what of my qualifications what in my history what am I about to offer to this conversation what value am I am I providing why am I in this seat and I snapped out of it for about the first five minutes after we're going around the room and we're having those introductions and everybody's saying like hey I'm John Smith and I'm the lead of da da da da Hey, I'm Mary Catherine and I do that. I'm like, yeah, I'm Kev. I'm in sports and entertainment. Like, you know what I mean? Like, I'm still me. But at the same time, I'm sitting there and literally we are deciding the future of this organization that's like impacting people. And I'm like, damn, like hearts start beating fast. I start looking around like, man, do I belong here? And I haven't had many of those moments in my life. I can appreciate it because I know that I'm not operating just fully off of who I am. I know there's a higher power guiding me. And that's what I had to tap into to get beyond it. But that imposter syndrome is real.