⏰ "I was that kid who got up at 6 o'clock and pulled alarm clocks to pieces to see how they worked."

And, you know, I started with condenting group sort of 23 or four years ago and yeah, we were straight into testing equipment and I suppose as an engineer, you know, I was that kid that got up at 6 o' clock and pulled alarm clocks to pieces because I wanted to see how they worked. It was an easy transition. You know, we wanted to see how gear worked. We wanted to make the most out of. We wanted to get them, improve the efficiency of it. So, you know, the grains industry has plenty of that and a lot of opportunity. Yeah, it's one skill set to be able to pull something apart. But you could put that alarm clock back together as well. Or there's probably a few of my sister's toys that didn't quite make it all the way back. Oh, yeah, If I'm truthful. But yeah, it's the same in ag, you know, we'll pull a harvester to bits and have a look at what's going on in there. And I've got some really great people I work with that'll throw ideas at me as to how we might be able to optimize the performance, get the most out of it. Yeah, so there's lots going on.