I work we worked in banking, and I worked on the trading floor at JPMorgan. And I wasn't a trader, but I got series seven certification. I kinda knew what I was doing, but I didn't know how to do it. And so I just had all of our money and targeted retirement funds, and that's where we put our money. Then you max out your four zero one ks and your IRA and say, do I do? I just kept putting it all in the same account. You work full time, and then you're trying to manage your finances for potential retirement. How that gonna play out? You're worrying with all of the the, you know, complexities of work and everything, and now you've got the complexities of dealing with the financial picture on the side, hoping that things mesh together and you can actually get out when you wanna get out. I met Tim. He was a young whippersnapper. It's so funny seeing him in these pictures because he's just young. And he moves stuff around and he it's this balancing of risk versus return, but doing it in a way that you don't get crushed on taxes. I announced my retirement. I told my boss early so they could replace me, and then Trump announces tariffs the next day. And the stock market crashes, and I'm freaking out. And so I called Tim. Dude, I just announced this, and he said, you're not touching equities for five years. It's one of the nicest things to be able to see that pressure. It's like relieving a pressure valve and just watching the the pressure just bleed away. And he never looked back. And it was a different it was like being married to somebody who had, like, a burden lifted off of their shoulder. It is nice. You could physically see it. It was a wonderful thing. And I that is all because of Tim and Timbo and Bernie and everybody, all the people who work around here, the assistants and everything. When I fell in love with Tim figuratively, it was our first time meeting, and we you send all your stuff in. And I he's going over all of it. And there's remember that? It was a lot. And I said, so if I die today, she'll be fine. And he said, she'll be fine. And from there on out, my stress level, I I just I don't think about money anymore. I used to think about it all the time. It was all consuming, to be honest with you. Now that I am retired, I'm not worried about it. I just don't think about it. I am shocked by it. If you had seen him before I do not. The stress the stress, the anxiety that goes along with that. I feel like I can spend money. So we're going on trips, and we just booked a trip to Egypt, and I didn't even think about it to to do it. Because of that freedom that Tim gives that Tempo gives us, I think if without Tempo, it just it would never have happened. I would never give myself permission to spend my time. Could I be working another ten years? It would have been stupid. You just feel that they're all out here to do the best for their clients and they deliver. If I were going to say something to somebody about Tenbo, I would tell them they are they listen. They are respectful, responsive. They are good communicators, and you feel as though your money is really it it's our money, but it is their money, and they take it seriously to manage it on your behalf. I would say probably what Corbin said is I get get you're skeptical, but just try. See how it goes. And if it goes well, give it a more. If it goes well, give it you gotta at least start would be my advice. And I've I've given that advice to 50 people, progressive, and they're all here. So they all started it and stepped in with their big toe, and then now they're in.