I would like to go first, on the open discussion. All these ideas are great. I'm into structure and organizing. Behind I'm the behind the scenes person, I really think we could benefit. Well, this group could benefit from having recruiting someone that could develop a computer software system. And I'm sure some software out there, but something that can grow as as this organization grows, that you can add to and, and collect and retain all this information. And because there's a lot I think we need bylaws. Right down, again, back to organization, and assignments, rather, we keep having these sessions where we're talking, but somebody brought up blue, the volunteers if my volunteer effort will be CES, I'm trying to get CES, I'm working on getting some groups to agree to provide CPE credits for what the training even if it's for the cafe. So that's what I'm going to volunteer to do. But you know, if everyone had an assignment right now, like the space, the place is huge, which I think I'll say you're working on cleaning out the chapel. Yeah, everything. Okay, well, let that be the beginning and just focus on building out the chapel and then whatever activities we do that could just start in the chapel and as they grow, you know, you you're making it ready in the other parts of the building. And it would be helpful if someone was there in the community and I'm not because I'm in Texas when When I think of volunteers, I don't necessarily think of one person, but a group. Like, here, they have welding classes, for vocational classes for high school students, or for people that are dropped out of high school. And so you know, projects like that they already have a grant for the money. And you can just say, we need some welders, or we need carpenters, or we need painters or whatever, in this place, can you, you know, bring your group up, and they can get the experience while at the same time taking care of our needs. So you know, it's a win win situation. But you would need somebody to actually work with the community go out in the community and identify these groups and say, Can you do this, can you do that and you can, on the college campuses, or even in high school, just put a sign out, have you advertise there, that you're recruiting for someone that can create a computer system, or a software system, whatever you want to call it, that can start gathering and retaining information, and have it such that it's, it can grow, as we grow and not be so complicated that nobody has can handle it or work on it. If this person or persons decide to, you know, go off and do something else. So that's my whole deal is just just, I'm all about, okay, we've talked about let's pull the trigger. So let's focus on getting the building that one building ready. And, you know, just little by little, and you can have a temporary report, you know, this person is gone, I will do this, I'm gonna be there. And here's a timeline, you will get it done by this time, or we're gonna meet once a month and or every two weeks and follow up and see what the progress is. And it just, it's got to be a seed that's planted so it can grow. And I think we planted to see we can eat, just just start spouting roots and let it