The last day we ended on a Thursday, we spent four days at that site, we actually went to the Gulf of Mexico, and kind of did a little bit of a reflection thing where we grab the stick in a rock and we threw the stick and the rock into the water and had a really intimate moment with each other about what we just went through. A lot of the students were really glad that they came out here, they were surprised by how long has been since the hurricane happen, and how much they're still to be done, or how some of the houses were touched. So I think for them, it was very eye opening. And there's a couple that are actually coming back on this year's trip, which I'm really excited. One of them will be our trip leader. So I'm excited about that. But for the most part, the general consensus was that they were thankful they were really grateful. They were exhausted. But meeting the family, I think overall is really what catches them. Because the work, you know, it's going in and out taking all these things out. But connecting with the family building a relationship, I think they brought in like tags, different military tags, so everyone had one, something to remember them by. So it was just very a touching moment, when you