Dhru Purohit

Yeah.

And I think, you know, well, I appreciate it.

I'm always happy to be that initiator.

And, you know, when I look at you, you're also somebody in your life that is always connecting people.

Hey, you should meet this person or you connect on that.

And so many of the things that may not work for us at one stage in life, which is part of what we've been talking about in this menopause conversation.

And I think about my mom and I think about my sister.

She's going into perimenopause, my older sister and my wife will eventually go through those stages of life.

You know, the human side of it is that.

let's drop team man, team woman.

If you're a woman and you have a great relationship with your brother or your dad or other stuff, you understand that, like, you know, we're team humanity.

Yeah, I like that.

And even if there's toxic patriarchy, toxic matriarchy, which is the thing as well, too.

Yeah, great.

Even if those things are out there, there is team human, which is the vast majority of human beings want to support each other, want to look after each other, want to help their family.

And what I was getting to earlier is that

you're such a big connector.

And also, a big part of, I imagine, your identity, and not that this has gone away, has been like, hey, I want to help people.

Because also there was people that helped me in my journey as a tennis player, as you getting into your career.

And so you are definitely a pay it forward type of person.