Sure. So you know, this did not start out being one of my main goals or mission anyway, in representing a different kind of Orthodox Judaism, and showing that it doesn't look like only one thing. But it's become a really important message, at least for me, because I'm seeing how, like you said, Orthodox Jews are represented in pretty much one way, and people have one view of what that looks like. And so by showing this Syrian community, it's become very important to me to show the diversity and there was more the, the world is large, and diversity is all around us. And so I'm thrilled to be contributing to that growing conversation. Syrian Jews, in many ways, tried to assimilate that many communities did when they first came to America. And part of that was they worked hard. And during the 80s, when I came to the community on first sight, they were a very wealthy community. And so they were living a lavish lifestyle, which is not often seen, in Orthodox circles, they went to fancy restaurants, and had an extravagant parties and dressed in designer clothes. And these things were important and valuable for this changing community as they figured out how to adjust to the new world that we're living in.