We believe in the power of sports to transform lives. If there's a basketball court in your community, it's going to bring people together. And it is really special to see how people we hear like, oh, kids are playing until the lights come on after dark, like it is just getting folks together. And somewhat, one of my favorite stories is actually a court that we have in boys City, Oklahoma. It's in the panhandle, over five hours town. Oh, my God, five hours one direction, okay, away. And I love to tell this story because the women who were behind that foundation were relentless in the pursuit of a court for their town. And by the way, there are about 1000 1100 people in boy city, and we met them, got to see the town, which is so cool, by the way, if you haven't been, you should surely go and visit. And we were like, yeah, it's actually Christine and I on that road trip. We're like, Yeah, we got it. We got to build a court here. The way the community met us was just so amazing. And I love this story of the dedication, you know, we bring all of our thunder fanfare. It's never just a few people from our thunder drummers, our thunder girls, you know, our MC, you know DJ, we travel with bus loads of people, and then we have the storytellers. So we have our communications team, broadcast social so we we always travel in this large group to tell that story, and we took some busses up there, and when we got close to town, they actually met us. So we had a police escort in like we were treated like these VIPs. It was such a crazy experience. And when we had the ribbon cutting, we kind of take turns sharing a few words. And the representative there of boys city was like, you know, we've applied for grants everywhere, and the answer is, always, you're out of our area of reach. And she's like, not to the thunder. And everybody just went crazy. I was crying. I look at Christine, she's crying. It was just like, such an impactful moment for what we were able to do for these women who had this idea to bring something to their town, to bring their community together in such a special way. There were, there were notes on businesses, like, we're at the thunder court dedication. I was like, was shut down, and it was just, it was such a wonderful day that so many of us, and folks who are still here, we talk about that like now, what was your favorite court dedication while they're all really impactful and meaningful, I can talk forever about, you know, we have courts and more that we refurbished after the tornado. You know, we have courts in McAlester, Lawton, Ardmore, here in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, they each. Present really special asks and meaningful moments and what that brings to the community. But that's certainly one of my favorite stories about the foundation, and that's just the foundation piece. We could start to unpack all of our education programs and what those mean for students across the state, encouraging reading and literacy, that Rolling Thunder. Book bus,