Yes and no. I knew I wouldn't quit skating. Cause I just loved it. Like, I never did it for the money, you know? When I started, there were no, no one could be rich or famous from skating. So that was never the objective. It was just because I loved what it brought to me. I loved the self confidence it brought to me. I loved the creativity, I loved the misfit crew, the community of it. And so when things started to go south financially, I knew I wouldn't quit. I just had to figure out how to make ends meet. And I actually had a video editing system, and I learned how to do that very early. Like, right when nonlinear video started happening, I had a system. So I started doing freelance work for companies, doing video editing, super random, some skate companies. And then I did exhibitions. Like, we were doing exhibitions in amusement park parking lots. We weren't even in the amusement park. We were, like, in the parking lot as people walk in, as entertainment, and doing that for $100 a day.