let me see. So I would say, I definitely don't know, I just like made my whole screen go away. I would definitely say you know, if you're if you're a creative if you're an artist, or you're anybody that wants to, you know, get in, get in cannabis, or like, you know, likes the industry and is in the industry and is looking for something to like, show your creative pursuits, and you feel like you're not being heard. I created a collaborator network for fruits labs, where we basically, were looking to support creatives, and, and make it you know, and actually do that, and not just be like, we support bipoc. And then you go on to something and you're like, how are you doing this, like, you know, we want to use our connections and our resources. So it's free to join. And then we give you free product, we give you free swag. And we use our connections and our resources to help you do what you want to do. Like we combine the best of our strengths. And I basically when I came into full fledge, I created this network, because I see that there is such a pay to play in the cannabis industry. Even when it comes down to marketing campaigns. Like you can see if you watch brands, the girls that go from marketing campaign from one brand, to another marketing campaign, and one and another brand, because their girlfriend is like the person who's in charge, and it's just like how it's the same face over and over again. Oh, that girl used to be a proponent for this. And now she's a proponent for this. But where's the bipoc people? Where next people? Where are the trans people? Like, where are they like we know that cannabis is not just white, blonde girl, whatever. Like it's, it's more than that. It's always been more than that. It's always going to be more than that. And that's why I created the collaborator network. And we've got like 15 people in the network right now. Everybody from Latin x bipoc. Tran like LG vt q trans just you know, and it's a beautiful space where they all come together and they're like, this is my strong suit. And this is my strong suit. And like one one of them like, is a traveling girl in an RV. And she's like a plant based, you know, a plant based liver, like a mobile person, like, I don't even know what it's called. But like, there's a word for it like mobile living, you know, like, yeah, off the grid, but they might have been doing that now. Yeah. And, you know, that's, that's basically, you know, it's a follow for clubs and join our collaborator network, because we want to help, we want to help get the word out, we want the people who are using cannabis who have disabilities, who are the actual face of what this movement is about. If they want to be included, like, our doors are open, and there's nothing I'd rather do with fruit gloves and make it more inclusive. Then, you know, everybody can be more inclusive, and everybody in the cannabis industry can just, you know, be more mindful of, of not being so toxic.