can I ask a question about that? Yeah. How do you establish registered? Many Nigerians are many, say nubians. If you have a registered full size nouvion and a registered Nigerian dwarf buck, can you just join forces like that and register them in the mini registry? Like the kids? I know. Anybody have suggestions? I've always wondered. Oh, she said yes, you can. I don't know if she's replying to me. Yeah, well, I know that some people have minis, they have what they call it to string heard the permanent string. So like, permanent group, you would have a permanent group of the full the nubians. And a permanent group of sables, for example. Okay. So on the paperwork, you would have two pages one, one for the stables and one for the Nigerian, or the minis or whatever. I just wondered if there's any special way to do that. Or you just put the two registered parents together on the paperwork? And then they can the paperwork just has, you're just under 100 code on your paperwork? Yeah, I got all that. Yeah. But then the information flows from us to the processing centers. And then I know the minis, to get the stars for the minis you have to send the completed I see page to them and gets it off the CDC. So unless you're an owner sampler, then they want to see the page, the completed IC page in your training as well. Um, yeah, you have to send that in if I can send. And I didn't on this time, it's certificate saying that you did. But I can also when I get your test back with your information, I can send this page back the ACA accepts to and it just shows that your information and on the top it says on the bottom says certify that you attended a class through us and have passed the requirements. Oh, okay. Yeah, it's, it's not hard, but you know, and sometimes they lose stuff are you things get lost, you can always email me and say, Hey, I need another copy of that. And I'll find it and email it to you so it's not too big. Then once the samples are run through, we wash them and rinse. We wash them through a wash, dishwasher, basically. But we don't do it until we make sure at the end of the herd that the sample the machines have collected the correct amount of samples and that the control samples have come out right. That way we're we know these two things that you see here actually water in those cups, and the two samples following in our control samples. We know what those results are and they should be either plus or minus point oh seven so We have, we have to make sure we're in that range, or the machine is off for some reason. And it could be that the pipette gets plugged, a lot of cow herds come in, we have one cow herd, they use sand for the bedding of the cows. And that gets into the milk. And that's, that's a big problem, because then we have to clean out the pipette and change it out sometimes. But um, for goat milk is we don't have too much problems except towards the end when they start getting sick. Because of the goat producing less, and the goats, butterfat will start to climb at the end. And I am definitely seen that. And then we just drive in a drying room, we just use fans. We said blowers, but those went out with the years and we just use box fans, and they dry pretty much overnight. And then in the morning, we drip, and these are all dripped and ready to be kept out again, they look like they're dirty. I've had people call up and say these samples are dirty, they're not dirty, they have what we call milk stone along the edges on the bottom, the milk stone doesn't interfere with results. The reason I know this is because we have a cheese factory that uses the same bottles, and they send them in twice a week. And we can run them and know who's heard is Ooh, by the butterfat protein, some XL that those samples. So they pretty much are on every month. Unless someone else takes the sample, and then it gets goofy. But um, so we know they melt down some labs use brand new cups all the time, and then they throw them away. We just we don't have the money to do that.