So, um, but yeah, I, I still am humbled a lot by things like I don't expect things, you know, I just do what I do, because I love what I do. And I love what we do. And then we we had spent all of our reserve funds on building repairs, and loss of income from fundraisers, and all of that stuff that goes with disaster recovery and, and things like that. And then we had to sue our insurance company, for wind and hail for a hurricane damage, because they weren't acting in good faith. So I had no insurance money that had come in yet. And we literally had, the organization had $100,000 left, total. And I didn't know I didn't know what we were gonna do. I refuse to layoff people during the pandemic, I refuse to lessen services. I refuse all of that, because I'm like, we're critical, you know, working with us. And then but at that point in April of 2022, I thought, I'm tapped out. I'm done. I'm empty, the tanks empty. We're all empty. And then it was a Monday afternoon. And I get this random email. And normally, I ignore them. Because you know, people always want things or something like that. And it and literally the part of the email was like, don't delete, it's not spam. This is real. And so please call us we want to talk to you. It's very important, very time sensitive. And they also in the email mentioned our presidency yo artists Stevens, which is sometimes unusual. And so the bottom of the email said, Please give artists a call to verify. So I called artists and he called me when he got to have a meeting. And I said, I guess got this email. He goes column. And I said, Wait a minute, like, is it legit? And he's like, yes, Erin call them. And I said, isn't gonna make me throw up? You know, random stuff I say all the time. And he says, probably, so just call him call them. So geez, I call in the phone call was very, very odd, because she said, where are you? And I said, Well, I'm, you know, I'm in my office, and she says, Where are you in a secure location? And I said, sort of, I'm in a building, you know? She said, Do you mind going outside? We can't have anybody overhear the conversation. So I said, Okay, so I went outside. And she said, I'm representing MacKenzie Scott. Do you know she is and um, I don't know, I said something probably like heart drop stop. Feet. But yes, I was like, yes, you know, I do. And she said, Well, MacKenzie Scott is chosen, Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Southwest Louisiana to receive a one time only donation of $1.1 million dollars. And I literally started crying. I start crying. I was start crying right now. And um, and of course, I said something very awkward. There's no crying in baseball, very awkward when it's very. And then she started laughing. And then I said, Okay, I want to throw up. And then I said, Oh, my God, you don't even know who I am just spewing weird, random things. And you're so you're all about No, it's just that it's okay. You can cry. And I said, Well, I, we were done. We were done. And see, I still get emotional. Sorry. Um, we were done. And at that moment, it was like, I mean, all the hard work that we've done, the universe God. Buddha, just was like, here, you know, you're fine. And so I was only able to tell my CFO and my board legal counsel, because they kept it very hush hush. And so I did. And we were on calls with artists. And there's other affiliates in the nation that received the amazing gift that it's transformative gift. And so after we were able to go public, my board of directors and I met and I said, you know, we, we cannot spend this right now. Like, it's, yes, it's $1.1 million. And we need it for operating. But we won't ever probably get another one. From Muscat, or I hope at some point, we may, uh, somebody else may want to generously give us it. But we have to do something smart with this money. And I knew six and a half years ago, when I started my position here CEO, a huge wish list was to build an endowment for future proofing. Because we learned very quickly, in 2020, you can't future proof enough, you can't fit your $100 saying out. And so that was top on the list. One was to pay outstanding bills that we had because of disasters, and then to was to figure out the endowment and how to set it up and, and have it built in a way that will be forever a legacy for