And then eventually started working for Uber, doing all their public policy. So not driving, but representing from a policy perspective across Texas, and then Working in the state legislature, trying to get a statewide bill through. And then that. Eventually I left that in June of 2015 after the session was over, and then started real estate. Okay, I was just gonna ask you, so when did you get into real estate? (12:37–12:41)
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