Well, it was funny because I was doing like sexy setups and photos like for years, several years beforehand. And then I was getting kicked off of social media a lot. And then, you know, just for my sexy pictures or, you know, they were taking things down and flagging me and stuff. And so I, my fans were like, well, why don't you just do content? And I had no idea what content was at this time. It was this was at the beginning of 2018. So I was like, I mean, I kind of knew what it was, but I wasn't really in that world yet. And I wanted to do sort of like playboy-esque type pictures or do I did a lot of sexy cosplay. So I wanted to be able to like show my body and stuff because I had discovered I liked being an exhibitionist of sorts and shocking people and just having fun and being my own self and my social media following really responded to that. As soon as I like jumped out of the box of being like just the sitcom girl in the past, which is a great thing to be, but I had grown and developed as a woman and, you know, found what I love to do and stuff. So I, so I said, oh, maybe somebody will buy some few pictures or something on my Patreon. I'll set one up. I'll set an account up just one night. And I did. And I said, but I was like, forget it. I don't know if I'm an announcer. So I did announce it. The next day, I'd like 20 subscribers. And by the, when I did finally announced on Twitter and Instagram and everything, I had like 2,800 by the end of the week. And it was like, I was the number one adult creator. It was like, wow, people really want to, you know, see my stuff. And they're like championing me on stuff. So it was really, really exciting. And I didn't think like people who told me you're never going to get paid for being sexy. And yet, I mean, I got told by publicists and stuff. You know, if you're not 25 and you're not the new thing, you're not going to be, you know, considered sexy. And I think that was a real turning point for me. I know it was where I could say, hey, wait a minute. They were wrong. I did my own thing. And I'm a success at it already. So fast. Do you think that the adult industry is a little bit more accepting of people like of different ages and body types and look and stuff like that in the mainstream industry? Oh, yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Because the girls in Hollywood, you have to be very skinny all the time. And you have to be a certain look. At least especially back when I was coming up. Like you really, there were types that they wanted to have. And, and especially the Disney girls, they were very like strict about things. And they, but I think I definitely saw in the adult industry that people there's, there's all different walks of life. There's like all different types. And that's really refreshing. And I, I loved that that, you know, you could have different ages and different, you know, ethnicity, different, you know, whatever sexual interests and stuff. So it was, it was amazing to walk into that because I felt like I was accepted really by that, like, people accepting of me. So interesting because there's been so many people that I've interviewed who, you know, came from a life where they felt like they weren't accepted for who they were. And obviously, you know, these are people who usually fall into like more sexually charged individuals and are ashamed for that. And then they come into the adult industry, you know, this, this industry, this was to be really like shady and dangerous and all this kind of stuff. And then you find that like, yeah, this, this kind of like embrace, embrace, that you didn't get otherwise. Yeah. Oh, that's very true. I think it's a safe haven for a lot of people because they, they find acceptance and they, and I was like that too. I mean, I, I didn't think I'd be accepted like for who I was sexually or what I wanted to do like that in that way. But I finally found the outlet where I could really express myself. And I loved it. I love it. Still. Do you find that you had more personal autonomy in the adult industry? I think I, yes, I mean, I just, it was just a different experience than being in Hollywood. Just Hollywood, I was just always trying to fill roles that other people wanted me to play. And I feel like in the adult industry, I was, I'm really able to carve out my own path and my own thing and, and express myself as a human and a woman and everything in a way that, you know, I would never be able to, of course, not in mainstream, but in any way. Like, people just, you know, want to keep you in a box just to keep you in that box forever. Yeah. Yeah. So transition to, so how did your contract with Deeper come about? Well, my contract with Deeper is so interesting because I always heard whispers of Kaden along the way. Like, and I didn't really know like about Deeper. I knew it was starting up she had one director of the year, the first year that I, you know, was starting in my Patreon and doing all my stuff. And then I realized that, and she was going to start Deeper. But I still, it was, it was a kind of, like, a parallel thing, but Vixen approached me to do black. And that was a big deal to have to, I was like, thinking, I'm going to do this big professional production. This is this is it. So like, yeah, everybody's going to see it. Well, the day that my black scene came out, like, it went crazy bonkers. The website crashed. It was insane. Yeah, it was like, it broke all records. And it hadn't even been out in the press yet. This is, I didn't make like press announcements. It was really a viral kind of thing that Rachel was going to be in porn. She's going to be on black. And so that same Saturday, my scene came out. Kaden was filming drive. She was filming the first scene of drive, which was the big feature film that was going to be that year. And deeper, it just really began four months earlier, launched four months earlier. And she lost the co-star. So to Angela White, Angela White was the other lead. And so she didn't, she had such a time crunch. For like awards and stuff. And so she didn't think that she was going to be able to get it out in time. And so she went on Monday morning to Vixen and said, you know what, I don't know if we're going to be able to do this. I lost the lead. I, what am I going to do? I need somebody to have, you can handle dialogue and everything. And that's when Vixen was like, talked to mainland. And that, that afternoon, we went to Starbucks. I'd read the script. They sent it over. And I was like, wow, this is exactly what I've been wanting to do. Like, really scripted material that had a lot of good acting. And I knew it would be well directed. And it was just very exciting. And so we met at Starbucks. And we, well, the rest, I didn't sign the contract right then we started working on drive. But then drive blew up. Yeah. Drive was just another phenomenon. Yeah. It was, because that was announced to the direct, that was announced to the press too. So it was just going crazy the first days of drive when it was announced. I beat Bernie Sanders heart attack. So on Google searches. Wow. Yeah. It was a wild time. And then shortly after that, we really realized that we wanted to work together and do a lot of scripted material. And I can't believe it's been three years since my contract. Yeah. It's been wild. But it's been wonderful. And we've made some great projects. And we have another feature project coming out. So I'm that, you know, people can see right starting right now. Yeah. Yeah. To anyone that says, I know they're announcing it tomorrow. Yeah. So we can't say what it is. I can't really say a lot about it, but I will say that it is like a metaphorical, artistic, sort of journey of my life. It's like, it's like natural born killers. It's one division. That's all I'll say. Wow. Wow. Yeah. That's pretty cool. It's pretty cool. Yeah.