Well, I was just frankly, disgusted by the way that the foster care system prepares young people to be out on their own. You know, if you think about yourselves, when you turned 18 years old, could you have gone out on your own to find an apartment to potentially if you graduated high school to go to college, to get a job, with no support system, no family network to help you, I think most of us could say, that would be an impossible task. And that's what we're asking our young people coming out of foster care to do. Now, some states, including California, have allowed people to stay in foster care till age 21, which is a positive step, and they provide them a housing allowance, but that's relatively new in the last six or seven years. And so when I first got to orange, when 2007, I just couldn't believe what us as a community, as society were asking these kids to accomplish. And that was really where orangewood Foundation came in to help prepare these kids, when they were teenagers still in foster care, to give them some of the basic skills they're going to need. But then more importantly, once they turned 18, and they were on their own, to provide them the support they needed, whether it was scholarships for for college, whether it was housing, a mentor, a drop in a resource center, so they could come and get groceries and use the computer and work with our staff to get jobs. So all of those things that we do are things that I wish an organization like ours existed in every county in every state, because we're asking a lot of these young people to do this on their own. And we're not even factoring in the trauma that many of them experienced growing up in the foster care system, or what led them to be in the foster care system. So all of those things, including brain development of a young person really doesn't even get completed till your mid to late 20s. So I'm just really proud of our team here and the way our organization is there for our young people. And, you know, coming out of the for profit industry, nonprofit is no different than for profit, you have to run your organization like a business, nonprofit doesn't mean you lose money every year, if you don't make money or break even, you aren't going to be able to keep your doors open and fulfill your mission. So you know, we do a great job of putting our mission first, whatever is best for the youth. That's what we focus on and strive to do, and all decisions that we make. But we also have created financial model here that really insulates us from big downturns in the economy, or allows us to have the resources to grow and to do things and be flexible and provide our staff with the resources, they need to do what's best for the youth to make decisions that are going to benefit that individual that must be made to help them.