All right. So I want to jump right in because you're doing a really fascinating research project. And obviously, this is a historical research. And what you're looking at is 19th century gangs in the UK, which is obviously something that's piqued my interest, something that, as I was talking to off mic earlier, really kind of strikes me as something that's fodder for a movie script or for some prestige TV show. And, you know, when I think about these kinds of prestige TV shows, you know, the Peaky Blinders or whatnot, you know, these these shows that we've seen, we get an impression, right, if these kind of gangs from the 19th century. You know, tattooed, they're sly, they're armed to the teeth, they've got, you know, fabulous accents, right. But, you know, I was really thinking about this, and most of the time, we get this impression of these characters from movies, and they are pretty much always constructed in our mind's eye as men. But in your research you've got a somewhat different story to tell. And so I wanted to ask you to start out, what are the gangs that you are researching like, and where did they come from? And what is their broader cultural significance?