He shared some really nice things in the group about that test.

Andy, can you tell a little bit about that story?

Yeah, so it was, it was high stress for sure.

I mean, I went into the cohort knowing that I was going to completely ignore the pants content

and I had to 100% go after this EOR content because this was it.

You know, the pants was, the pants was going to come later and the EOR comes first.

And I had to pass that test.

I had to graduate because there was no other options left at this point.

I had failed a couple in the past and I was here at this point at the end

where it was a do or die situation.

And so I had communicated that to Brian before joining the group.

And you know, I said, you know, this is a situation I'm in.

Is this something that you think I should do?

And of course, of course, he said, yes, we're here.

We made it and yeah, I was, we were keeping track of our progress

in an online journal with everybody kind of in the group doing all the same thing.

And I kept noting in my journal, you know, one week until this EOR, I keep on going where

today was a good day, today was a bad day.

And you know, you have those some days.

I remember I think it was like the first or second day that we started the group.

I picked up a GI bug from my daughter who brought him just a wonderful little

GI bug from daycare.

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