very quickly, just just watching the same things, the hot spot, you know, lending program, and how it's shaping up, you know, there's been lots of you know murmurs up in Washington DC about the about having the hot spots as a part of E Rate, or picking it off the table, because, again, as I mentioned before, hot spots means E Rate is being extended to home, and E Rate was a program set up to the the anchor institution, schools and libraries. So that's what we're keeping a watch for, or look out to see what's happening. Already, there have been more than 1000 applications that have been, you know, submitted for this year that is 2025 20 6e Rate for hot spots. And of those, surprisingly, 35% of them are libraries. Earlier there was, you know, less than 10% that were libraries. And last year for because, of course, we had the ECF as well, but this year, there are a lot of libraries that are applying for hot spots, so we just have to wait and watch to see whether that is going to be a part of E Rate of it is not. Then we have to figure out another way of lending hot spots to our patrons, because they do, do, do need it. The other thing that we are watching is the USF funding. There are two issues there. One is whether the whether USF itself is legitimate, and that hearing is going to take place at the Supreme Courts this March, and the decision by June. The second factor is the contribution factor. And as I mentioned in several meetings before that, the contribution factor is now at a 30 at 36 and it's likely like to go up to 38% for the next quarter. That's those are the estimates that are being run. And this, this is going to have a lot of impact if it is not, if the contribution is not distributed. So there's going to be a lot of impact, lot of subscribers who are in danger of losing discounted phone and internet and a lot of people who not only in the E Rate program, but in the high cost the rural health programs will all be affected. So so in order to raise the elevate this up to the top, there are several. Organizations that are doing fly ins early March and February. Sorry, March and April. March. COSLA, which is a group of state librarians, they will be visiting and raising the profile of this among the Senate staff, the House staff. Mid March, April, we are going to have Shelby go in. They're doing a fly in day. There are other organizations also doing fly ins. As I get the information, I will send it to Steve. You can post it. So if anyone is interested in joining the group, of course you have to pay for it yourself, or your organization has to support you to go. But these will there. There will be talking points, flyers that you will get so you're not going to be in the dark. What do I say to Who do I say it block. So if you are interested in in being a part of this, please let let me know. I will put you in touch with whoever is heading the groups that are going to Washington, DC. Back to you, Steve, unless there are any questions.