interesting in particularly as I you know, get a bit older and, you know, you've got these kids that have grown up with social media and the internet. I mean, you know, I'm, I'm 50 so we didn't have the internet and stuff, but, you know, because we've got this amazing VR program. And I said to the team the other day, okay, this is gonna sound weird, but we're going to start doing meetings in VR. And and how can we go into the metaverse and create Starlight in the metaverse? How can we build our brand in there and fundraising there Now, I don't know the answers to that. But there's definitely apps where I mean, this is two dimensional, right? And then, you know, Bill Gates and Zuckerberg have talked about this, but within a few years, we'll be doing meetings in virtual reality. And there is a, there's some great apps out there at the moment that you can do that. So it's, we have this great program, but how can we embrace virtual reality both from how can we be more efficient and effective, you know, workplace and even, you know, we're gonna remote workforce across spread across the US. So, you know, there's an app called rec room where you can go in and you can have an avatar and, and play, you know, record and games. So how about for our social gatherings instead of just being on Zoom and having a discussion about something let's let's go in and virtual reality and play in the rec room. But it's all for me about creating this culture of innovation. And just saying, Hey, did you know it's a throwaway line, there's no stupid ideas. But it's far more than that. It's creating a culture of entrepreneurship and innovation where people can try stuff, it's like, let's try stuff. Not a lot of stuff isn't going to work. There's stuff that I've tried November that didn't work, there's stuff that I've tried to start like that hasn't worked and been trying, what we're going to try and do is minimize the consequences of that, like, how do we test something with we're going to get enough data and enough insight to know whether it's going to be working or not, but one, don't be emotionally attached to the idea into look at the data and three, minimize the potential downside of that investment of that thing. And, you know, and then you iterate off off of that. And, you know, when I first joined starlight, I was like, Okay, we've got these two great programs in gaming, we've got a 30 year partnership with Nintendo and Becky, the gaming stations that went to the hospital, that's pure entertainment, and kids just being kids. But they're specially designed to work in a hospital for infection control and preloaded with games and whatnot. And then we're going to virtual reality. And I said, why aren't we in the streaming and gaming space, their fundraising over there. So we went in there, and it's worked. You know, last year, we raised close to a million dollars, from streamers. And these are, yeah, they're gamers, they're chefs, they're musicians, they're crafters. And they get to game and stream or cook and stream. And then they we place, you know, gaming stations or VR headsets on their behalf in their local hospital. So it's this beautiful virtual circle where they get to fundraise from their community, in place programs in their local hospital.