Yeah, I need to stop sharing for a moment, if you don't mind. Sure. I'll bring it up. So, there we go. So you most you guys probably know me. So nothing special, we announced that we are going to support extending all of our existing ACP customers into, into until some other replacement program comes into place. So we just called trying affordable connectivity. Not super original, usually, I get better acronyms, but we worked hard. And it was a lot of very a lot of balls to work with. So alright, so here. So this is our just let you know, this is kind of our current map of our network. This is obviously mostly Maricopa County, and then you can see two sides of Dallas and so forth. The even though, this is our coverage map, if we get cooperation from the local school district, so that we can get access to their roofs, we can deploy pretty much anywhere, very quickly. Depending on if we have infrastructure close by or towers close by, we can do it literally in days, if, with some cooperation, if we have to bring fiber into an area, it might take, you know, 30 to 45 days, but it is possible for us to deploy anywhere most places in the state pretty quickly. That's as opposed to, you know, to help people that are in this program that are no longer going to have access. The only exception to that is many of the tribal lands require approval by their councils. And so you're limited to whatever their schedule is. So for example, in civic, you, we didn't make the council deadline when we were awarded that project. So that one, we won't get approved, but won't get approval till mid May. So that was so those are some of the small delays we have to deal with. But pretty much everybody involved with with ACP knows the general rules, we're going to have to go at it a little bit differently, because of the fact we don't have access to the data that the federal government, the federal government has. But this is generally, you know, the basic the basic plan as its laid out. They can pick any plan and go from there. I'm not a big fan of putting a lot of writing. So everybody kind of read it for a moment, if you're, but it's there's, there's no gotchas, there's no hidden specials, or anything that they have to work with. The this is most of the tack eligibility rules. Now, we don't include the tribal rules in here simply because we only work on one tribal land at this point. And we're providing them on free internet for the next two years, almost. So it doesn't really apply to that particular tribe. This is mostly for obviously, for everybody else. Now, the obvious question is, how do we guarantee this? Or I'm sorry, how do we review this? Obviously, it's going to be 80% on our system, and 20%, we're going to ask them to just submit something that says that they're in one of these programs, it'll be on our website, they can upload a quick picture of it. And and hopefully, it's accurate, and we'll just go from there. But truly, there's no, there's no legal way for us to verify this data. So we know that the people that are on our network already verified, they have ACP cup of codes. If it's new people, though, you know, hopefully, they're, they're being honest and will and can send us something that says they meet these criteria. That's that's pretty much it. There's not much anything special outside of the ACP program. Other than, like I say, if we have areas, clusters of people that need help, you know, we have the ability to get in there. We're expanding out now into we're working on a couple more school districts right now. But if you have some school districts that are in need, just please let us know. And then