Yeah, so I started on Disney with a little guest star. Not even. I thought it was like, post-art, under five. Did some random guest stars? Then I finally got a pilot for Nickelodeon in 2012 and that didn't go and that was hard. But 2013, I was released from my Nickelodeon contract. That was hard for me too, because they let me go, essentially. And then 2013 came around and I had known about the Thundermans. And then it came out that there was going to be a recast for another pilot. And they were aging down the older brother to be a twin. And that's when Nickelodeon reached out to my representation and basically told them what was happening and they would really see Jack in this role. And because they knew me from the pilot and I was kind of already in the Nick family and they brought me in just for the chemistry and that was it. And that's how I booked the rope. It was as soon as I moved to LA and began to see everything up close here in the evening because there's somewhat of a, it's almost like this mysterious sort of illusion that gets, that comes crumbling down when a kid walks onto a TV set. Yeah. You know what I mean? Like you see everything, you see, there's no roof when you see all the lights and it's fake. And you're like, it's all not real. And in the beginning Nickelodeon had gear and I sing the theme song for the show and they ended up not using it. It was like the weirdest thing and it sounded good. Yeah, I really occurred it and then they just decided to like have some random person singing it. So because when the show, we were expecting it to hear us and we were like, that's weird it's not us. But I guess it was some sort of complicated thing. I'm decision, I'm sure multiple people have to be like that. It's just that now it's like doing the show and I really don't know what I wanted to do musically. Like I, some days I want to be in a band and sometimes I just want to be solo and sometimes like when I'm here in New York I see myself being on Broadway and it's like there's so many interests and things so I'm just going to wait for the right time. I was a kid, I did a lot of community theater and musicals and stuff like that and it was only when I was like 13 when I went out to LA. And my original plan wasn't LA, it was New York, it was here. It was, I was going to come here and go to college here like my older brothers for theater and either like Kenwayu or Julliard or Mary Annow or something like that. That was my plan and that all kind of went by the wayside when I went to LA. I think the people that you choose to surround yourself with and associate yourself with is really important to keep you grounded and I keep really close ties to my hometown friends and I credit a lot of my sense of normalcy to that. To like that I, they're in college now but we'll just call and talk and like those relationships over the years have become, it's become obvious to me that it's really important to keep