AG Gregoroff

Right.

And there's this Mexican guy just

I mean, dozens and dozens of times.

And he's bleeding and just blood's gushing out of him.

And he's sitting in my grandfather's wooden, like, rocking chair that he would hang out at and, like, you know, drink during the day.

And he's just sitting there bleeding to death.

And, like, at six years old, we just watched this guy die.

And then, you know, you'd go to the liquor store.

My dad would go grab some beer.

We'd go to the liquor store, and, like, it'd be taped off.

Like, you couldn't go into the store because some guy got shot or there was a shooting or drive-bys were really big back then.

So we just kind of grew up in that environment, you know, we grew up really poor, but we always had like, don't do this.

This is right and wrong.

But, you know, we grew up really bad.

And you couldn't like, you know, go to we is it's like you and your brother, me, my brother, my sister.

And then just there's a couple of guys from the neighborhood, you know, that I grew up with that was close to.

Is your dad around at all?

He died of cancer.

He died of cancer right when I started my company.

Oh, OK.