Daniel

So just having like a bit more patience for not only yourself, but your partner as well and move as a team.

Cause yeah,

It's the best way to do it.

You know, we both felt this like desire and want to speak out.

And throughout all of the sadness and tragedy and brutality that's happened in our state, we have still tried to put out anything remotely positive surrounding the situation.

So when we did talk about it, our goal was to address what was happening, but to also just try and put out resources for people just to make it like

Any bit positive, I guess, than the normal like rage scrolling that we see on all of our socials.

And we got really like amazing resources and feedback.

And then we got really, really hurtful feedback and comments.

So I think that.

No matter what you say, it's never enough or it's never the right thing for everybody.

But it was important to us that we acknowledge that we do love our neighbors and we are going to help where we can.

And we've been doing that on and off socials.

I spent some time volunteering with a coffee shop in Minnesota.

It's called Annabelle House.

They receive donations for immigrant families living in fear.

And then we packaged up donations.

71 boxes of fresh food, snacks for kids, lunch, like anything that a family could need.

And they're being both delivered and picked up from families that honestly are scared to leave their houses right now.

So that was that's probably been my favorite that I've been a part of.