Kim-Louise Liddell

And so the Dirt Boss became, you know, the thing.

I was the boss and I moved dirt.

And so...

Yeah.

Everybody had go nudge, nudge, wink, wink.

We will have a boss too, but I was actually the boss in a male dominated industry.

Oh, look.

So we actually have so many stories about dirt built from the ground up, you know, down and dirty.

Give you the dirt on that.

Actually, funny you should say that.

Quite a way into my story.

We excavate with high pressure water for underground services.

So it was a very specialized market.

But in essence, we

dug with high pressure water, like you'd clean your driveway with a gurney or a high pressure washer.

And then we'd vacuum it out with these big vacuum hoses and it was just dirt and water.

And so when they mix together, they become like this, what we call a mud slurry.

And so then I went, actually, there's gotta be a way we can separate that mud slurry and turn it into something usable again.

And so we did research the dirt and it is a little bit different all around the world, but at the end of the day, dirt's dirt.

I think my story is more around water.