and in the at a at a national level, it's one in five children who live in food insecure households. I don't know the numbers specifically for Oklahoma, but I suspect for the free lunch what you just quoted absolutely is not surprising, unfortunately, and child food insecurity was already going up, was already getting worse because of the expiration of pandemic era benefits. So one of the biggest progresses we saw, maybe one of the only Silver Linings from the pandemic was that if you gave cash to low income families, they bought food for their kids. And when the schools were closed, they figured, they did figure out that kids would go hungry by not receiving breakfast and lunch at school. And so they made they are. A lot of the states arranged for treat that schools could still provide lunch and breakfast for kids. Those pandemic benefit expired, and so the child food insecurity or childhood numbers shot right back up, unfortunately. So that was already happening, but there is promising momentum, notably at the state level, for So New York, for example, just voted into, I'm not sure if they've put into the budget. I'm not sure if it's fully voted now, it might actually have been, in the last few days for free lunch and free breakfast for all kids in New York. That would be, I think it was 3 million kids that would have access to that. There's pastime movements in one of your neighboring states, Arkansas as well, for example. And some of this, there are some other states who have already voted this in Minnesota, New Mexico, Montana. So certainly there is some progress, but that the trends overall, unfortunately, are getting worse. So, you know, we but we have to keep every fighting, every battle, basically, and that's a lot of the work that Food Corps does that frack does that in New York. We work with community food advocates and Connecticut and hunger Connecticut, so they're really trying to pass either city or state levels, these legislations which would allow kids to come to school and receive at least two free meals. Well,