So I know you're like, Okay, you know, how is this related to black in the saddle? Well, I want people to understand that we are some of the most creative people on the planet. Black people. All right. We are trend setters, okay, parts of our culture, other cultures take as trends. And then they seem they act like oh, like I'm tired of this trend. Why are y'all still doing this trend? And it's like, but this is our culture. Like same period. My grandma's a period. This is not a teeny bopper, Jin Z type conversation. But starting right now, I want you in this episode to see how you can create an impact through one idea. And it can be all yours and you could do it the way that you want to do it doesn't have to be something that you've seen before. That's alright, we're gonna get into we're gonna get into that a little bit. I don't normally talk about business on here, but you're gonna get me on a soapbox. All right. Guess this podcast isn't so bugs, right? Anyway, it's related to black in the saddle because I you know, with this rebrand and going from young black questions to black in the saddle. There's a little bit of a confirmation to the audience that we already have right to the community that we've already built. This is saying okay, like, we're including everyone. At this point, right before, a lot of people felt like they were not, this was not the space for them. And so in order to still stay in touch with the younger generation, and to kind of have a pulse on that, and still have a way to impact that, I have another brand that does. So between all of the things that I do, I cover a wide spectrum of ages and identities. And Carol Cameron is for the kiddos and for the parents and for the educators and I just love it. I love it. Now, Cabo Cameron day was the anniversary of the first book I publish. Now, going, you know, in the middle of the summer, I was like, you know, I haven't I've done a couple of summer camps, I haven't really been out here hitting the pavement, with encore doing visits and things is really hot. Like, it's just too much. And so I was thinking to myself, What is something like I can celebrate? Like, what is? Are there any, like important dates to cowgirl Cameron, like, what? How can I do something that is just my own, you know, versus going to visit someone else's camp. I'm not trying to do a whole camp. But I want to do something. And so I went into my little portal where I check on my books and things, published new books. And I looked at the date. And this is about June ish. I looked at the date. And the first book was published August 13. So I pull up my calendar, and I'm like, Oh, snap August 13. It's a Saturday, you know, that means that means we can have some fun. Okay. And so I reached out to the library that I've worked with in the past really close, the the librarian is amazing. And I said, you know, would you be interested in hosting the very first cargo Cameron day? She was like, absolutely. And it was a grand old time. I mean, this was like a state of the art library, they have a multipurpose room, they have a giant craft room for the kids. It was, it's beautiful, is beautiful. Now book, the library, and I said, Okay, you know, what are we gonna do? What we're gonna do. So I took some time to think of some different craft ideas and kind of put a little bit of a budget together for what I was willing to spend. Now, as a, as someone who is just now ramping up, you know, going from a hobby to intentional growth,