I feel extremely fortunate, you know, to have that experience I had at NASA and had the visceral experience, the incredible experience of flying in space, doing spacewalks, operating robot arms, launching on rockets and all that, and then coming to SpaceX and being there in the relatively early days and being there for seven years, I feel like, you know, I feel pretty satisfied. I got incredibly lucky to see these things and be in a room where it happens. It's pretty remarkable. Now, I'm still a consultant at SpaceX, but I'm a full time professor at USC. So now I'm teaching and also working on tv shows. So now I'm taking those incredible experiences. I had opened up a lot of other doors, and I ended up, like, for example, and working on this tv show. I find myself, like, in a writers room with a whole bunch of really talented, creative people where there's no way in a million years this would ever happen to me if it weren't for these incredible experiences I was lucky enough to have. You know, it's like that gets even. That gets really surreal.