Yep, exactly. And so that's what I'm thinking. And so the so the idea for the festival, I mean, because don't even get me started, but I would love to actually do like satellite events like all throughout the region, like all throughout Tampa Bay, in different places to highlight like the cool aspects of all of them. But before I get too carried away with that, talking about this, specifically, that park just fucking reopened. And so they're desperate, like, Did you see that there was only like 1000 views or likes for it. And they released it months ago, and they spent hundreds of millions of dollars or some ridiculous amount of money to justify it. But the fact that it's like, surrounded by Scientology fortress makes people not want to go down there because they have to like, go through like literally like a quarter mile in all directions. Of like Scientology owned property to get there. So most people are like, fuck, like to throw like a dance party like in the backyard of Scientology, where like Tom Cruise's penthouse of the world. You know, literally, this is the World Center for Scientology headquarters. It's insane. Like I thought when I worked at Target, Christie Ali came through my line, like four months before she died. And she was buying a ship pup kind of like baby clothes for her kids, for her grandkids. But like, so having a dance party, you know, celebrating like dance culture, because if you think about it, so much of dance is the physical expression of the human experience. And so, particularly in styles that when you're looking at it, and you don't know what the fuck is going on, it can read as aggressive. But in reality, it's like a relief. You know, like, whenever, like, whenever I watched when I felt cramped for the first time, I started fucking weeping. And I didn't know why even now when I say that, I do something. It's like 80 Fucking degrees. Because I was like, Oh my God. I don't understand how they did that. But I know how that feels. You know, even though our circumstances are completely different, but like that made me feel something that I either never experienced before or that I forgot that I felt and it is so transformative. And for me, it is like, I will forever be indebted to dance. And I did say this on another conversation I had but I haven't like posted that yet. But so I had a I have manic depression. I prefer that versus bipolar because bipolar just is too small of a word for the magnitude of the experience. Okay, so So I have very high very lows. I've had four hospitalizations, three for mania one for depression, the three manic hospitalizations were all involuntary. I was assaulted on two of those three occasions. I was institutionalized for two weeks after the last one wishes in 2017. I found a recording of me talking about that situation three months after it happened. I made that into like an art installation for my event where I had a graphic designer illustrate three different sections of the audio recording. And there's a QR code in it. So you can scan that. And you can listen like to me talking about it, not like in hindsight, but like, three months after it happened. And my whole thing is that there's always context to be considered. And so the whole thing that's motivating me behind the app is that even with things like archival, you know, IGS, that like show like, photos of the past and like celebrating histories that don't normally get preserved and told, it's like, we're still missing the story behind each each of those pictures, you know, like, who are the people like, what music was playing? What foods were they eating? What was the recipe of the foods in the picture? Like, all of these little things get lost unless you were there, right? So I want to create like a place that is protected, okay, via blockchain. So like, regardless of who is empowered, the behind the app is that even with things like archival, you know, IGS that like show like, photos of the past and like celebrating histories that don't normally get preserved and told, it's like, we're still missing the story behind each each of those pictures, you know, like, who are the people like, what music was playing? What foods were they eating? What was the recipe of the foods in the picture? Like, all of these little things get lost unless you were there, right? So I want to create like a place that is protected, okay, via blockchain. So like, regardless of who is in power, who is controlling the educational system, because like, the fucking what Santos is doing for education is Florida is talking terrifying. He wants to have an entire militia like he literally got funding for $200 million for the Florida guard. And people who joined it has quit because they said it was more like a militia. And then it basically wasn't there to help in times of emergency, but they were basically like forming like a state militia. And the fact that they there now is like a, you know, you don't need a permit for concealed weapon. And there's also been no injures round law. And the fact that they're banning books and the fact that they banned AP education, and the fact that they are putting like conservative people on the board of like, you know, what school is it? It's in Orlando, something see you like ICU something, oh, it should go to the ICU. But like they're putting us conservative Ascot, they're now starting to like, remove funding. If you have diversity and inclusion courses, or faculty like at your school, it is terrifying to live in a place that is like becoming a haven for hate indoctrination and like just blind compliance like Florida should be caught cut off and sent into the ocean because it is going to like lay siege on the rest of the country. And it is scary to like walk down like the street at the beach, because this is the it's like the dark underbelly of like, why people come here because Clearwater has been voted like best beach in America, white sand beaches, all that good shit, right? Like it's even voted for like travel and leisure as like St. Pete was the top city. So you have top beach in Clearwater, you have top, you know, like downtown city and St. Petersburg. You have a Dali Museum, which is like crazy because it's a fucking beach town. So why is there Salvador Dali collection of some of his most famous works like in this ridiculously amazing building, like in the middle of bumfuck nowhere, right? So there are all of these things that are promising. But then you have Scientology who buys up all of the land around like one of the areas that people used to go to and celebrate, you know, and bring communities together, like all of these areas are getting parceled off by whoever has the deepest pockets and communities are being wiped out. And all of the things that made the place made you want to visit a place in the first place are being destroyed for solace like shitty architecture for like yet another smoothie bar, you know, and it's just ridiculous, like gentrification is such an insidious like thing and all of these ups people use their spendable income and be like, Oh my gosh, like I really love like a craft brew, but like kombucha but like non alcoholic, right, and they are destroying the very thing that like make someplace special, you know, like there's this This is Marilyn Monroe mural on the side of this, like theater that has just been sold, and it's going to be demolished. And like, there used to be performances there movies there, like all of these beautiful moments, and culture and history. And instead, because it's close to downtown, somebody makes a quick buck. And instead of restoring it, and making it this like amazing little jewel that people can return to, instead, they're going to tear it down and replace it with something bougie. And it's just ridiculous. And so this kind of entire project slash presentation, want to visit a place in the first place, or being destroyed for solace, like shitty architecture for like yet another smoothie bar, you know, and it's just ridiculous, like, gentrification is such an insidious, like thing. And all of these ups, people use their spendable income and be like, Oh my gosh, like, I really love like a craft brew, but like kombucha but like non alcoholic, right, and they are destroying the very thing that like, make someplace special, you know, like, there's this, there's this Marilyn Monroe mural on the side of this, like theater that has just been sold, and it's going to be demolished. And like, there used to be performances there movies, they're like all of these beautiful moments, and culture and history. And instead, because it's close to downtown, somebody makes a quick buck. And instead of restoring it, and making it this like amazing little jewel that people can return to, instead, they're going to tear it down and replace it with something bougie. And it's just ridiculous. And so this kind of entire