Yes, yes. So for sure, the, I'm gonna navigate to another websites, just to sort of help provide some context. So technically, if you'll notice in the logo here, let's real tiny, I don't know if I can make this any bigger. So you know, our logo is digital Connect. We're initiative of human wherever telecommunications. So our parent company, which is really, you know, our primary employer for me and my staff is the field of ever telecommunications Incorporated. And they've been around for 35 years, actually, we're they're celebrating the 35th birthday in about two months now. They provide phone and internet service to the reservation kill River, and they have four subsidiary companies. I'm scrolling down because I know our logos are here somewhere. There they are. There's our old logo. So we have native technology solutions on the top left here, which does sort of like more of the construction type of work. They do install fiber and and run through throughout buildings, they installed connections. Down on the bottom left is Iluvien, which is another ISP technically it's a sort of its own sort of thing, but it operates outside of the reservation boundaries. So it doesn't receive the same federal support as gr ti but it It also doesn't have the same regulatory restrictions as GFCI. So that's a little beyond and gRPC. On the top right here is our Hilo river Broadcasting Corporation, which is the first tribally owned and operated Low Power TV station, and they broadcast a signal throughout the reservation, I think you can tune in on channel 29.1, if you're on the rez, and if you're not, and you're a community member, they have like a streaming service of some sort. It's not it's not very Netflix, I think it's basically just whatever is over the airwaves. But it's pretty cool that you know, that that tribe is, is offering that to their residence. So we are in the midst of all these all of our sister companies, and sorry, I don't know why that was, but let's be a company. And then they started digital connects the GTI board started digital connects back in 2018. Really is just an idea, you know, saying, you know, we we've got a fibre to the home project. You know, what, let me see real quick, I know that I would have a home somewhere here, check this out. So this is hilly rivers, fibre to the home project. Maps that one. But as they were conducting all their fiber to the home build out, so here you can see this is on their website, and so publicly available stuff, they realized, you know, it's not enough to just provide access. And that connection, we also have to educate our community members about what is fiber? How do we use it to our benefit, you know, what, what are some different uses that we can find in Hilo river for high speed broadband, and participate in the broader modern economy. So that's, that's really what those kinds of questions are what kick started the idea of, oh, let's start a new initiative. Let's call it digital connect. And it'll be all about providing devices and education and other resources to tribal members. Related to broadband. So some of the projects we've been working on lately, if I go over to our little events page here, you know, we've got listed on here, we've got about two events per month. And then we do a few others that we don't really list publicly because they're more like one on one with different constituent groups in the community. But we do, you know, between four and six events per month, as well as one on one trainings with our, our residents of the reservation, you don't have to be enrolled. But if you live on the reservation, you know, everybody's welcome. We're just here to help people with their devices. Oh, it's not like we're, we're not trying to be like exclusive or anything. So our BYOD is what we call it. Now, we're kind of like, rethinking that. That name, but it's called Bring Your Own Device, because we found that people oftentimes have their own their own questions about their own devices, like, you know, a lot of elders would be like, well, the district gave me this tablet, and I don't know how to use it, or my grandson gave me his laptop, but I'm not really sure what to do with it. So we just said, yeah, pretty whatever you got, whatever your questions are, we'll help you get connected and build your skills. So that's, that's a little bit about digital connects, bring your own device program. Some of the other projects we have in the works, which aren't listed on the website. But you know, we're I'm currently working with a local community college to start a apprenticeship program with our sister company, NTS. So as I pointed out, we've got the MTS, the construction company here. They can always use more manpower, especially, you know, you all probably are familiar with sort of the shortage or impending shortage of workers in broadband. And so we want to help bolster that and also give tribal members an opportunity at a really great career. So we're kicking off in a an apprenticeship program. Hopefully in the next month, next year, I mean, we're kind of just we need some help with the marketing side of things. And we're in the process of hiring a marketing manager. So this few little holds hold ups there. But yeah, we're gonna kick off an apprenticeship program pretty soon, which is exciting. What else? We've got another project where we're trying to well plan is to install free public, public access Wi Fi in all of the service centers. So on those maps there, each of these districts, we've got districts one on the east, and 23456, and seven, you can see them laid out on the map. Each of those seven districts has its own service center, they have them actually, on the on the map there, those little circle white circle icons with the blue sort of institution, image or icon, those service centers, but currently, they don't have public Wi Fi, they have limited public Wi Fi and gr ti during the pandemic set up Wi Fi, Hot or Not hot spots, but like access points in the parking lot. So if somebody needed to use Wi Fi, they could drive to the service center and access Wi Fi there. But it's not great service, and it's limited to the parking lot. So you can't get it inside the building. So our goal, or our plan is to use Treasury capital projects, fund dollars to install that equipment and make it available. So yeah, we've got a handful of projects going on at Digital connect and a lot of fun. I think that's it, Steve.