Of course. So today has been a little bit of a hectic day. And we'll get into sort of all the exciting things that have been happening here at the Aquarium today. But we also performed an animal escape drill this morning. That is something we need to do annually to maintain our AZA accreditation. We are accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, which is an agency that makes sure that there are certain standards being upheld, making sure animal welfare is really good that there's education and conservation, and basically a list of criteria that says hey, this institution deserves this accreditation. So part of it is that we have to do animal escape drills on an annual basis. And for me, I got to pretend to be the escaped animal today. And as Madeline mentioned, I was a sea otter method actor. And it was actually a lot of fun. So essentially, I quote unquote, escaped from a habitat and was quote unquote, seen by spotted one of our staff, who then call and say, Hey, this is a drill. This is a drill, but I've just seen a sea otter escape from their habitat, this is where they are, and all of the appropriate staff come to respond. And it's a really cool multi departmental effort to recapture me the sea otter. And although it is very unlikely that anything like that would ever happen, it's really important for us to always be prepared for any type of emergency. So having people on site who are trained to respond to that is critical. And it was actually really fun to pretend to be a sea otter turns out you can be whatever you want to be when you are the escaped animal you can run around, there's no rules, you can hiss at your coworkers, which is generally frowned upon. I refrained from biting Thankfully, this time, this time, you never know about next time it's different from your day to day. Not Oh, you mean restrain? Yeah, I refrained. I had to sign that paperwork that said I'm not doing that anymore. But it was really fun. And it culminated in me being captured in a net, and transported quote, unquote, back to my habitat. So it was a great thing to practice in sort of a really fun team bonding experience. We have people from the education department explaining what exactly is going on to our guests who just see me running around with marker and hissing at people. I promise, I'm normal. This is part of a professional occupation. And then we have people from our security department who would, quote unquote, secure the perimeter and would do that in the case of a real escape. So we practice everything as if it's real, just so that everyone's prepared. Yeah. And it's pretty fun, to be honest. So that was the morning. And the other thing that's been going on today, which is equally exciting, if not more exciting, to be honest, is that today we launched the Aquarium's 25th anniversary event