That's another fantastic questions, too. That's that's, it seems to be a part of a movie too. With my first school, they told me directly, no, they were very kindly, but definitely, you know, now cover us, you know, parents, you know, kids, you know, this is difficult. So maybe not the moment but not now. But in with this second school, which was a high school, they were surprisingly welcoming. And it surprised me a lot because it was it was a public high school. The story behind this is that I contact a friend of mine. I was talking with him about the situation that I wanted to film something in our high school, or school. And he told me, Well, my son is going to high school, and I got to meet the principal, and he seems to be very nice. So if you want, I can pass you the complex. So it was just a case, I phoned him and asked him. My name is Carlos Pena, and I would like to observe how you work every day and your high school. Would it be possible and he told me, yes, of course. Come with me. Let's make an appointment. Let's talk a little bit about it. And we'll see how things can go. So I just went one day to the school. I had an interview with him. He was totally nice, totally kind, totally open and curious about it. What I was trying to do, and that day he introduced me to all the team, all the teachers, he showed me the fault the center, and he told me Well, we are here, you can come whenever you want. It was like that it was as easy as that. No papers, no signatures, no nothing. It was totally surprising for me. And also, yeah, all the all the people in the movie, the teachers, the students, of course, for the students, it was necessary to write a consent paper. There were all of them other students in the in the movie, 14 or more that you can see, and they sign a paper for that. But the rest of the people Yeah, they signed the papers consenting to to the field. And it was it was easy, it was very, very easy.