Yeah, Steve. And in full disclosure, I do have to hop off in a minute or two. So I'm just going to say a couple of things with regard to so rather than walk through the presentation, I'll just kind of give a couple of updates. And I guess first and foremost, just introduce myself and talk a little bit about what I do with copy adopt and, and what we're currently doing in terms of advocacy and research, and so forth. So just by way of introduction, Louis Luhan. That's my name. I'm the Government Relations Manager with copy dot, I do the government relations on a national scale, although I am based here in Phoenix. So in that regard, it's, you know, somewhat lucky and fortunate for me to be able to join this group, and participate. And I guess, the one thing that I can just start off with right away is that in right at the end of 2023, beginning of 2024, copied up really beefed up if you will, it's government relations efforts. And what that means is that we hired a few individuals, including myself on the team, to focus on government relations on a national scale. With regard to what we're trying to do, I mean, you know, things like extending ACP, just addressing these issues in our industry. And as a result, my primary responsibility is government relations, and essentially three buckets. One is research. The other is the advocacy component. And, of course, the General Government Relations, and just quickly on each one, because I think, especially with regard to the research, and maybe even the advocacy, there's some value added here. First of all, with the research, we, you know, I'd like to offer ourselves as a resource, because we have tons of research that we do, not only on the industry, but just on different issues of the day, or trends that are occurring. Or, for example, if somebody needed to know, a particular dollar amount allocation in a particular state for a particular program, I mean, whatever it may be, you name it, we do a lot of research. And I find that when I'm doing outreach to whether it's a governor's office in a state or with a legislator or whatever, the issue of research always comes up because I come from a different industry and government relations. And one of the things that's kind of a common denominator, though, across every industry is that there's a lot of information that's just out there. But the difficulty is in getting it all in one place at one time. And that's what we try to do on the copied upside, at least in our government relations team is take all this information that's out there, put it together in a in a bite sized chunk, and then distribute it. So simply put, if there's any data that you may need, or thought of, or think you might need, let me know, because I'm pretty sure we have it. So that's number one. The other one is the advocacy. And you and I talked about this a bit. We're working on a lot of little things. But the biggest thing in terms of advocacy is our, our effort with ACP. And just to give you a brief update on that we started well, we didn't really start it. We joined in on a coalition maybe a month ago or so. With regards.