Yeah, I think what would really benefit the city is like more collaboration between the organisations and I think that will then trickle down into the, into the artists and those communities. Yeah, I feel like, it's actually quite an interesting kind of cities comparison, having two years, Plymouth, which is where I grew up. And I feel like in Plymouth, it's very similar city like, it's the same, almost the same population, both houses are like, really bombed during the war, both have got this like, link to like maritime stuff. But I think in Plymouth, they, the visual arts organisations are all a lot more linked up, what you tend to see as you go to an exhibition, and it will be like, sponsored by one of the other galleries or in collaboration with one of the galleries. And I think, you know, when that happens, like the bigger institutions can really benefit from the grassroots stuff, because that's a kind of authentic way into these kind of like the communities that live in that city. And then, you know, the, those kind of grassroots organisations can really benefit from the funding, and the resources and the structure and all of that that's available in the institutions. And I feel like they do that quite successfully implement, but I feel like in Southampton, we don't do it enough. Like, I feel sometimes a space operates as like an island, like, you know, the City Art Gallery and the John Hancock gallery. We don't do any, like cross collaboration, like we don't do any programming with them. We all just have our own separate programmes. Yeah. And that just feels like, yeah, it should change. But I think maybe since you've culture can be can be helpful for that. And one of the ideas that we put a space put in was the visual arts festival, where there's just like, you know, one month of the 2025 year where every single organisation has like something on and you know, so that all the art spaces in the city, and even those that are hidden, or like empty retail units, can all be kind of like opened up. Yeah, I just think some joined up thinking around a festival or something that could happen every other year or every four years or could really help start those conversations. But yeah, we'll see if that ends up happening or not,