yeah yeah, it's it's it's interesting, because there's so many right yeah. And especially nowadays with our health I mean, you know, just in general it's it's good to wish everyone good health but they want to grow zeal looking, I guess looking at us as a community, I would wish it grows zeal never loses loses. its uniqueness. its charm, what makes us different from from any other community downriver, and what makes that right to understand what makes that and as much as we don't like the bridges, the bridges make that they do, you know, our, our trees are open space, our quirky things, you know, the downtown, you know, there's so many different things, our history, which is so different than the mainland, Detroit, in general has a rich history, but our history goes back to pottawattamie Indians and macoun brothers and the, you know, that the French and, you know, all this stuff is is alive. And, you know, the deal to say, the West Croft garden family goes back to, you know, the macoun brothers, and, you know, we have so many families here that are what I call legacy families that that are so important to to that, but my wishes is that people come here and, and understand that and learn it right and know that they don't live on the mainland anymore. The bridges will swing the bridges will close the bridges will, will make us late. Yeah. You know, but the bridges are the barrier between insanity and calmness, you know, when you cross over that bridge, and you're on the island, you know, you're home, right, we can never lose that we can, that's my wish, I wish we never lose.