 But before the ADOS Foundation, there was a digital ADOS movement. Carnell takes credit for popularizing the acronym through that effort. She says it started around 2016 when she and a friend, attorney and media personality Antonio Moore, were appearing together on split-screen YouTube discussions about wealth among Black Americans. This is Antonio Moore coming to you from Tone Talks. I have Yvette Carnell from Breaking Brown. We're here to talk about Black Economics 101. You want to say anything to the audience, Yvette?