Paddy Johnson

Yes.

But you so you said that there there was that initial phase, but you did get through it.

Yes.

What?

Yeah.

So like, tell me about what your experience in the FERC has been from sort of the start of just kind of going in, dipping your toes in.

being a little bit nervous about what it all was to getting your legs and figuring out how to use it in ways that where you were able to benefit from the experience that you got and, you know, do things like grow your career.

Oh, that's interesting.

That's amazing.

That's yeah.

And that's what you should have, right?

You should have a separate account for your, for your art stuff.

It makes things easier, but it takes a while to get all that stuff set up.

That's yeah.

I love hearing that.

Cause it sounds like just having a, getting that extra money is,

was really just kind of a revelation to like, oh, you know, even if I'm not this kind of artist, this actually helps me have a more sustainable career.

And I think one of the things that we can forget when you have money, it gives you freedom.

It allows you to do things on a larger scale.

It allows you to build your practice.