I wanna ask you three, specifically, about the sort of personal situation that prompted the creation of your companies. I was sitting at my desk. You know, I had a corporate job. I was working at Warner Music Group and I was studying ballet on the side, right? I'm still pursuing my passion but also making sure that I had a career and that I was advancing in that. And I went online to look for a ballet class that I wanted to try, and was miserable frustrated with the experience. I mean I was sitting there, and I was wondering why I just couldn't find the place I wanted, at the time I wanted, and just get there very quickly, and once again reserved it in one click. Very similar, seamless way of open tables, Octa. And this was six years ago. And that was sort of my moment where I realized it wasn't even just the information gap, but when I looked around at so many of my friends who had given up. and their passions and the things that they used to love to do in their life. I just felt like I had to fix that. I wanted everyone to find what I had in dance and I kept pursuing dance, but most people gave it up. And I thought like I just needed to build the product that really got people back to working out, back to the things that they loved in their life. Our vision statement is every life fully lived. And I think one of the most amazing things that we've done is we've really built an app that helps people book What I call the hours of their life. We've done 22 million reservations. And when you think about in industry where people need to be motivated to actually work out. We're really excited that we've actually gotten people to move and to go to these studios and try. So many different things, from yoga, spinning, dance classes. And sort of in a fearless way, they go and try all these new places. And we've seen that discovery and that variety really be something that is very engaging to our user base. [ BLANK_AUDIO ]

The Inspiration Behind ClassPass