You know, I think similarly to Nancy, I certainly grew up with a lot of sense of purpose and give back. And, you know, that was always part of just my DNA and my family's DNA. But you know, similarly to you, Nancy, I think one of the highlights and and really actually one of the reasons why I probably got pretty close with Save the Children. I'm sure you guys remember a couple years ago, ahead of the pandemic, there was another crisis, when there were children that were getting stuck at the border, you know, it was basically like cages, and it was just a terrible situation. And I remember, you know, talking to our friends at save and saying, you know, is there anything, you know, that is needed? Or is there anything that we could do to be helpful. And again, I work really closely with the consumer products teams that we had, we always had discovery toys and books. And they said, you know, yeah, there'll be we'd love to set up small schools. And we would love to kind of figure out a way to, to have some items here. And so I got together with my great colleagues, Carolyn Dunn. And you know, they just had 1000s of puzzles and books and stuffed animals, not to mention clothing, I mean, Shark Week, branded, everything that you could possibly imagine sweatshirts, kids clothes, and yeah, and mostly, we just had a ton of Shark Week stuff. And so me and my team and other friends at Discovery, we packaged up, I think it must have been over 100 huge boxes of items. Plus, we had a lot of stuff that was shipped from storage. And we sent it down to a receiving center with Save the Children where there were two different shelters that they were setting up. And they started sending us pictures as these items arrived. And the majority of what we said were giant, plush stuffed sharks, and we just had so many excess that we know they were going there might be for sale anymore. And there was you know, it was easy enough to liquidate the warehouses. Mmm. And at first, they said, we're not sure if we can keep the shark stuff down. And well, as you know, these allies are little kids, some of them have truly been in water, you know, migrating to get here. And this might be kind of scary. And we were a little taken aback and felt sort of badly, you know, you want to be helpful. We're like, okay, at least we sent, you know, 800 sweatshirts, and you know, blankies and everything else. A couple days later, we got a picture of a one year old girl, asleep on a cot with the mother and the mother has her hands, you know, her head in her hands, and looks like she's finally taking a rest. And the kid was asleep with a shark. And they sent this letter to me. And it was from somebody who was working on the ground from sales to someone I'd never met who said, you know, when these came in, I was the one that was nervous, I was afraid that because we're going to be scared. And we started by just handing them out to some of the older kids. And suddenly, every kid wanted one. And so we went back to the warehouse. And within a matter of an hour, there were 1000s of sharks. And we realized that all the kids were using them as blankets, a lot of them held it was a lot of them didn't even have that. And they were just using them for comfort. And this woman said, you know, I've now been here for a month working. And as I left finally, because this one shelter was closing and kids were finally being processed and moved on. She said she was at the airport in Texas. And she was in the security line. And about every third person was a family with a child carrying a shark and she waited at security, and watched as these families went to different gates to go and move on, you know, and be with their sponsor families as they were intended. And she was like, it just changed everything. Like I realized that the shark was the most you know, the safest cuddliest you know, warmth and comfort. And that these kids to just have something of their own in this moment and have something comforting was all they needed. And you know, I also get choked up with that story. Because again, you know, we all were just like, please, you know, enjoy this stuff, we hope something as small as this can be helpful and I can without being there. I have that vision, you know of little kids who are going to start their journeys to becoming citizens here. And hopefully finding you know, new beginnings so it's it's really meaningful. It's just it's a we are very lucky to get to do the work we do.