JoAnne Bass

Right.

They're going to be just fine.

It's it's it's a five.

You know, we talk about five generation serving.

It's the other four.

They have to understand this next generation that's coming up.

Mick, I'm so glad to be here.

You know this is some love because we're recording this, by the way, somewhere downtown D.C.

and I live in Northern Virginia and it is a whole thing to get here to D.C.

But one, I'm honored and humbled to be here.

I love the work that you're doing, period, but especially the work that you're doing for our veteran community.

And so it's really my honor to spend some time with you.

And again, the love to come all the way to DC to come and spend some time with your audience and really hopefully share some good insight that we can all glean from.

Amen.

I feel the same way, but I'll tell you, growing up and spending time in the military, 31 years for me and 27 years for my husband, we always talk about this notion of a military family and when you're part of it, you just never leave it.

And when we met you, we're like, oh, he's part of the family.

So it felt great and a shout out to Robert Irvine and the foundation who really is a connector amongst people and brings people together.

And so thanks for being at that golf tournament.

Yes, it gets cold here.

So I am the daughter of an army soldier.