how did working at Northrop Grumman apply to working as an investor?

What specifically did you take from that experience that you now apply as an investor?

From that experience, the thing I take with, you know, I'm an engineer, so I've been an engineer and I've had a position where I was being known back when I worked at Northrop Grumman in Booz Allen Hamilton as somebody who would just take on any project. You know, when there was a project that nobody else would want to take, I would take it, right? So I became like a fixer or a problem solver. So I was always tinkering With a bunch of different things. It was never one thing. And so that feeds into being an entrepreneur and tinkering and trying to solve random problems. And then as an investor, I basically get to work, you know, in the peripheral of, you know, dozens of companies, you know, solving complex problems all the time. So I guess it just feeds into my ADD-ness, always wanting to do something different, right?