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And I, and I agree, you know so what type of advice would you tell for, let's say even military veterans, you know, cause you were in the military.

What would you tell somebody who's currently in law enforcement and they're looking for a vehicle just like you that's able to make them financially free?

What would you say in 2025 is the vehicle to use?

And how did you learn about it, brother?

No worries.

No worries.

How did you learn about AI?

Yeah, no, absolutely, man.

It's not easy, but you do have to self-educate yourself and you have to go ahead and take imperfect action.

So Nick, what would you tell to everybody right now that's a first responder, military veteran, if they wanted to go ahead and contact you, where can they actually go ahead and reach out to you, brother?

Awesome.

And then are you offering any type of services or mentorship or anything for first responders or military veterans to go ahead and actually learn from you, brother?

No, absolutely, man.

And I think it's great.

I think it's, you know, having content for first responders, military folks that are looking for an opportunity, just like what you did, dude, is just find a smaller vehicle that could be a side hustle doesn't take forever.

40 hours a week doesn't take a massive amount of your time.

You're able to do a part-time and then you're able to ultimately transition to what you want to do.

And I think that is the key takeaway here, guys, is that Nick's story is phenomenal because he was an army Ranger, a military veteran, first responder, law enforcement, family guy.

And ultimately he wanted more out of life.

He wanted to go ahead and create a vehicle that,