yeah, no, it definitely falls into that category of places that maybe the institution can influence, but doesn't directly control, but I'll be, I'll be anxious to hear how that goes, and maybe check back in with you in a couple of years, because it's, I think, something we're seeing. People have pretty good line of sight to scope one and two. Not to say those are easy by any means, but at least there's known strategies for getting at them. We talked quite a bit about, you know, waste. That's a, at least a well understood. It's got its own set of wicked problems associated with it. But I think there are at least ways that you can, like you've shown and some of the things you've talked about today, but air travel and, you know, general commuting and, you know, it's, there's, there's a lot there. So maybe shifting a little bit. You guys are a little more advanced. I mean, I've I travel to campuses all over the country, some of them don't even know what composting is, let alone, you know, have a robust composting program, for example. Or, you know, really have no energy efficiency to speak of, or don't have any goals. If you're going to talk to some of your colleagues around the country, and let's, we'll say maybe focus mostly on athletics here. But what advice would you get people at varying stages trying to get started. Where should they start? What lessons did you learn that you wish you would have done it a little differently? Maybe I love