Dakota Younger

Right.

I mean, even when we went with, we got with 500 startups, that was one of the benefits we got out of them.

Right.

Right.

But I mean, we're not, it's not like we got on with every single one of those companies.

We still get in like by working with a venture company.

I mean, I,

you're going to be able to, or venture and fund, they're going to be able to leverage whatever network they have to potentially help to accelerate your growth, whether it's, like I said, making introduction to strategic partners or potential large customers that might have a longer sale.

Oh yeah.

No, I, um,

on that end, um, I, yeah, I was thinking more along the business side of things.

I mean, that's really what my focus is right now.

I guess my head's just primarily into the growth and trying to scale the company as fast as we can.

But yeah, I guess like, yeah.

Um,

There's The Power of Persuasion.

I forget who wrote that, but it's a psychology book.

I think that's a pretty solid one.

And he has a second one out, too, that's pretty solid.

There's obviously Elon Musk, but the CEO of a Ford motor company, I think, is pretty interesting.