Kayvon Kay

Where did that start?

Tell us a little bit about that.

That I love.

That last comment, it is an obligation.

It's your duty to

I don't know what is like one in a billion chances or something like that, right?

Of being even born.

And then you have a duty, no matter what background you come from, you have a duty to represent that 2% with all the forces of life.

Man, I really, really, really like that because it just changes the perspective of how you show up every day.

And it makes it and you kind of take it off you and you make it to the bigger force.

Like this isn't even about you.

This is my duty to to why I'm here.

So I really do like that.

And it seems like this was a driven factor for you from like from the get go.

And I can tell in your voice when you're talking about not just being, you know, honoring that two percent, but leaving the big corporate world.

Right.

And trying to help be closer to helping more families never happened.

to go deal with what your mom did or what my mom had to go through what what was it that there was always there's always something that changes there's like the thing that goes you just said from like you know a one bill you know 1 million to 80 million in a year like what was going on or what was that change that happened where all of a sudden you just caught fire and everything just started working everything started working smoother and easier

I love that.

That's going to be a quote right there.