Jason Tyler

Got you.

And so I heard in just in the name of your company, you're in the education space.

So talk to me a little bit about, you know, some of the ups and downs in that space.

What are what are some of the things that you're dealing with on a daily basis?

So there's this strange dichotomy of, you know,

In the past, you wouldn't see as many diagnoses of autism, of these social disorders or mental disorders or what have you.

Now we see a lot more of them.

And the first thing that people jump to is, oh, there's a rise in autism.

There's a rise in all of these things.

Something must be wrong.

But is it just a rise because now we know what to look for?

And so we're actually properly diagnosing what before may have been overlooked?

I think you may have inadvertently just helped me self-diagnose myself with ADHD because I'm just now realizing I'm like, so that's why coffee doesn't affect me, right?

Yes.

The only energy, you know what?

I don't even know if I want to shout them out because they're not a sponsor of this podcast.

But the only energy drink that I do notice gives me like a boost in energy is Celsius.

But that's because it's...

Like a billion grams of caffeine.

There's a, I can't remember the name of the chemical, but there's a chemical in Celsius.