I honestly believe that being a team sergeant for an operational attachment is the best job in the military. And we only get to do it part-time on deployments. It's even better, but it really is the best job in the military. When I had to make that first step to totally get out and put all my eggs in one basket, and it just committed to coming to SF to the guard. And graduating, you know, getting the beret and seeing my dad there was probably the height, two and a half years of training, and finally getting to that. I mean, there's a lot of rolling on that. And getting put on the teams I've been on, and then getting put on the dive team, and then, you know, like, excelling through that. But I mean, I would say the SF guard is really probably probably probably one of the hikes of my lifetime. It really has been. As far as the training, it's just me and the guys. I may not build lifelong, really since this guy's, it's awesome. It really is. That's what's great about the Green Berries is where, you know, we each contribute something very different. Anything we do, the most meaningful part about it for me, is to just be with the guys. Be with the team and continue to build that team dynamic. Every time I enjoy getting together with the guys and building that camaraderie again and catching up and just spending time with the guys, improving the team through our training and just getting to be around those personalities and those types of people you just can't find anywhere else. Just being in a special operations community, you know, I wouldn't be anywhere else. I love the mentality of the people in it. But the greatest thing that brings me back is the men. The people that, you know, surround ourselves with. I'm here because of the patriotism because I love my country. There's a different level of dedication, you know, not better or not worse, but there's a different level of dedication that national guard members have and contributing to the defense of our nation. I want to be ready for the world, man.