So much? Oh, man, yeah. A lot of travel, a lot of traveling, and trying to bring the energy and the like, kind of the essence of the scene, of what we both do, the community element, directly to the people in their region. I've been throwing little classes, little events, sessions, pop ups, whatever you want to call them. They kind of combine community education, where we can all learn from each other and have an insular like a sounding board for each other, where we can share ideas and concepts, learn new things and and also just share what we do, like bring our herb, bring our flower, our hash, our edibles, whatever we do and trade, whatever, however, the transactional nature of things happens. But I really enjoyed, like, Y'all was up in your reach up in Chicago for a little event. I really had a great time. Me and port old Nick threw a great thing in New York recently, I did the builder soil we're doing build a soil event. So I really focused in the last year a lot on, like, bringing what I do, the clothing, the ferments, the education, the mushroom stuff, everything directly to the people where they're at. Because I love to travel. I love to connect with people. I love being in a scene where where we all recognize each other as you know, valuable and essential to like learning and to the progression of what we're all doing together. So that's kind of been where my focus has been. But in the course of all that, I've been maintaining the closing line and adding some new new articles and new new designs to the closing line, making ferments and making sure the distribution for them smells flows smoothly. And I'm making some new fertilizer ferment products and new flavors I like to call them, even though we don't drink them. Yeah. So, so I've been just keeping everything afloat and keeping everything going, but expanding it to really, like, really bring it right into people's world, and bring what we do, what the essence of our community, vibe and energy, the good vibes we do, directly to the people and kind of imprinting on people like the not just the information and the and the products, but also the energy. And saying, like, it's a family thing. It's a love thing. It's a like. Open Source. It's about sharing what you know and how you got to where you're at with everybody. It's not about gatekeeping the knowledge and holding back. It's really about bringing it to each other and sharing. And I love coming back together. We give it to each other, we go out, we experiment, and we come back to this, to the community, with what we learn and what we have found through our experiments. And that's that's really where the power is at, um, you know, for the future, that's what I feel like we all got to be on the same level with that, those basics. Oh, that's