Everything in my opinion is a relationship. Whether it's a husband, a wife, a student, a teacher, a client, and an artist, what it requires and what it needs to flourish is education on my heart. And being here to accept me as a client, I need more so as a friend. The more interaction there is, the more magic it's created. When I was set and done, I think the experiences that we've had together get their heart to pop. I'm very grateful that certain individuals still have the same enthusiasm. I need to be part of something. I finally saw Marco Suna and Mani out in Atlanta with Hozer over 15 years ago. Man, I've not seen some so beautiful. That work is just, I never knew it existed. I've already worked at a tattoo shop. A lot of it was free. But at that exact moment, I decided I'll never get another piece of work until it's by Hozer. And makes sure he came back to the convention and had my deposit ready. And I wait. It's very difficult to explain words that journey that is taking place. It's where the face, the days, when I look at it work, I remember in a single session motivating him to come out here and make the connection, perhaps as it moves ever. Because out of that, beautiful friendship has evolved. We can plan as much as we want. Everything changes. One day you make a choice of getting something and the day of the tattoo is something pops in your mind. There's a certain beauty within that, you know, like spontaneity. I'm learning to be more flexible. This process in general when Hozer, the idea of being very flexible on open mind, and this makes it a lot easier. I want Hozer to do about 90% of my whole body from my head to my neck, both my arms, front, back, one whole leg sleeve. So I don't have a time frame on this journey. The biggest thing for me is patience. I need more of that in life with me, my relationships and all of my family, with everybody. People always, when I get their work done, fast as possible. I feel like a lot of times people are disappointed because things don't work out, but I really believe that tattoos they happen when they're supposed to happen. Even in life, I guess we should long for the best things, that's memories, that's experiences, and work towards achieving them. But learning to slow time down, slow ear-neaked for those things, you know, and wait for them to come when the day is perfect. I always been an instant gratification person on my life, but I don't ever rush the process, man. It's a journey, and I love the journey. So, wanting the world, but I want to rush it, bro. I want to get as much time I do this as I can. It is a painful process, but nothing that is not worth it. I wouldn't do that to you, bro. You are my friend. I love you, bro. For the conversation, tattoos just compliment. What I keep coming back for is for that connection, and to see the guys in general who I've come to consider my family. For me, tattooing, it's a little difficult sometimes, but that becomes part of the experience. I work on many different people and many different situations, and I want to say, you know, me, it's perhaps one of the best clients, you know, that in the last decade I'd become like the brother. The more I think of it, the more grateful and thankful I am, and I really believe some more of that time has served still ahead of us. I love it, bro. My pops died when I was, you know, 18. I didn't get to really see him until, you know, I haven't seen him eight years before that, but there's not a word that I can put in, say my gratitude towards you, but I'll just say thank you so much. You know, that's fine. Appreciate it. Yeah, thank you.