I need to tell you about my dad. His name was Ted. He was an entrepreneur. Worked harder than anyone I've ever known. But here's what he taught me: Business isn't about the money. It's about what the money lets you do. For him? It was about people. Taking care of his family. Taking care of his community. Showing up for others. He didn't just build businesses. He built relationships. He's gone now. And I think about him every single day. When I opened Izzi's Gym, I didn't just want to sell cards. I wanted to build something he'd be proud of. A place where people gather. Where kids feel like they belong. Where families make memories. Where strangers become friends. There's a mural of him in our store. Because he's the reason this place exists. Not the Pokemon cards. Not the profit. Him. His values. His example. The best businesses are born by solving problems. But the best entrepreneurs? They're shaped by the people who raised them. Thanks, Dad. This one's for you.