no, maybe one Dunkin donut, you know? Yeah? Well, maybe you could spin it as some training or tutorial and getting in, giving feedback specifically to the public sector. So I was in the startup, in cut work spot, back back in the day, and we had actually the city of Milpitas, and they were our first customer. And he was really willing to host, because he was, I would say, in the middle kind of middle Junior. He was a director of it there, and he understood the value of community. So I think you just have to find someone like that and that, because they're already doing their work of networking and being with, you know, talking to other people. They do, they share, they call up and go, did you buy that? They do somehow. They they they all somewhat know each other. They do always have, like, three or four people they know. And so you could just ask them, like, oh, in your area, do you know? So you might have we wanted to walk through, like, the onboarding for the new XYZ. Can we do that? So, like, maybe start that way and getting their feedback, and then they'll start talking, and that will be, I like, part of the cab, but it's more educational, like giving us feedback on Docs then, or a UX, like, hey, we understand. You know, you have different users. Like, maybe it's a surveyor or Parks and Rec administrator, or, you know, different administrators. What? What do you think this you you know, the the UX should be like the user interface? Should we change it? Should we make it new? I'm just thinking software. This is a software example, right? So, of