Well, I do want to thank my mom and my sister and my grandmothers and my aunts and people that came in and out of my life for shaping and Megan Mick, of course, influencing and friends and coworkers that have influenced and shaped and molded me to be a decent human being. Um, I think that my life truly did change when, um, when, uh, you know, I met my wife and then had a little girl and I was never, I was never a, um, my dad, my dad was kind of the, the guy's guy where you don't, you don't show emotions. You don't cry. Like if I ever cried, I didn't ever cry in front of him and it wasn't a thing we did in our house. And since having a little girl and my wife, I've become more kind and more patient. And overall, like, emotions that I think were always there, characteristics that were always there, just started to pour out and started to seem normal to express. And I also learned, you know, holding that little girl and anybody, everybody who's had a kid knows this, holding that little kid for the first time, especially if you birth that child, that child was part of your body for nine months. You hold them for the first time and it completely.