I would say, you know, it's funny because I on my address, it says Indianapolis. So, you know, Indianapolis is like a top 1015 city in the nation by population size, but I was like, a stone's throw across the street from a very smaller, like rural town, which is kind of like, like, like Fisher's mccordsville kind of area where there were, you know, standing corn stock, cornfields like visibly from, you know, from where I live, so I can see him so I was definitely exposed to it my entire life. As far as having any experience, or what was the purpose behind the film, I had no agricultural or farming experience going in. It was something that you can always think about, you know, just living in Indiana, you know, they're always talking about basketball, racing and corn was are like the three Pinnacle themes that we kind of revolve and what we're most proud of here. But you know, the genesis of the story really started when my mentor, Andrew Cohn was like, Hey, man, you've done a couple of short films. If you're ready to venture into the feature world, I can help you get that started. I can help you get some some development money. Do you have any ideas. And at that point, this was in 2018. I had heard and then also received a tip from my my best friend, and cinematographer, co producer, Adam opened on about, you know, this, this situation with farmers. And then I heard a story on NPR that talked about farmers and agricultural suicidal rates, highest among any professional United States, then six, seven months of discovery happened. And that's the short SparkNotes version of it. Yeah.