Q So at 18, you split your brother, your father, and the other uncle who had not split, split. You left and started what?
A No, no, ah, it was my dad who split with my uncle, and I helped him that. And that's why I was, I was an arbitrator actually at that time. I was doing the, my dad didn't want to, he didn't understand what was going on and what's with the books and all of that. And I had to dig in a lot. So learned a lot actually from that. I have no regrets with that. And I am, uh, super, super close to my family yet again. And, uh, so we, when we, when we split, I had to start all over again, took up Bangladesh export business. And, uh, what came my way because I got a little popular with the textile mills of Murarji mills of Pira mills. Why? Uh, because I used to be forever in their, uh, 60 degree furnace. Uh, areas and inspecting fabrics and boiler rooms and no lunch. I got hospitalized for acidic attack. No water intake. That's my biggest habit. Wrong habit even today. Water is missing in my body. When you talk about hydrants, Water itself has been, it's been, it's, it's, it's, it's the only bad habit I have. I can't sip water. Even now. I don't feel the urge of it. But anyways, Moving from there got popularized and somehow Dalmerji and Panwarji in those days.
AI assessment note: “when we split, I had to start all over again, took up Bangladesh export business.”