We started Assured Solar in 2006 and at that time it was myself and my next door neighbor and another electrician. And that that time we did both the solar thermal and solar electric systems. I got into solar in the late ’70s and we were installing solar hot water systems in the local Falmouth, Maine area some in Yarmouth. There wasn’t a big thing but there was a little bit of a business there. You know, I like technology, kind of been on the bleeding edge of technology all the way. As things develop over the years even in the 80s when I was working at combustion engineering saw the game being played with with oil and manipulation of the prices and the oil crisis in the early 70s. I I believe, and a lot of people don’t talk about it, but I believe it’s a national security imperative to have domestic energy. Electricity, in most cases, if somebody got a good location we can generate enough electricity from the typical house or business to cover their annual needs. The solar business is often called the solar coaster because you have changes in foreign policy with tariffs and changes in technology and incentives and local and state policies. So it keeps you hopping, keeps you hopping, and that’s been interesting.