Those are pretty deep, pretty deep conversations. Right? So I've spoken to this group before about, about some of the work we've done in places like Paige and Yuma and hat Ranch, where we've built networks that are that are kind of multipurpose, right. These are these are sites where our university partners have an interest in, in building, building networks to come collect data, whether it's whether it's environmental sensor data, or heck, in some cases, we're talking about, you know, managing and monitoring herds of livestock, right with CVRs networks of all things. Well, these tend to be places where they're pretty difficult to get to get residential connectivity to as well. So we, we, we tend to try to think about these networks as multipurpose where, if we're there to collect data about horse or horses or cows, you know, maybe we could connect the students in their homes as well. And that's the kind of work we're, we're doing in Paige and hat Ranch, in particular, hat wrenches out out in the shadow of, of Mount Williams in in north eastern Arizona. And just for frame of reference, where we do some wildfire monitoring and and and because we're there, we can do some digital equity, networking as well. And we're right on the verge of in fact, we we have some funding we're we're we're right on the verge of of announcing that we have all of the funding required to build the collaborative network that we've been talking about in Yuma for a while, which would be again, a research network that can be dual purposed or multi purposed in terms of of smart, smart city sensor net kind of activity. The reason we're that are at our core, the reason we're doing it is to build a STEM education, data acquisition and retention Network in support of the the high schools have a collaboration we've built between the high schools, the Community College and the University of Arizona's experimental farms down in Yuma. And again, because we're there, we can, we can expand that network, as needed or as desired to do to, you know, to do some, some, some digital equity work, or at least some some last mile broadband, if applicable. And then in support of research networks, the kind of the entirely other end of the sphere. The University of Arizona and Arizona State University have both announced fairly substantial, collaborative, or not collaborative, fairly substantial quantum networking laboratories. Two of the most prominent researchers in that space in the country are at each of the two universities and they seek to establish a collaborative network that spans the entire state. And this is, this is not networking for quantum computing. This is actually quantum networking. So the completely other end of the spectrum, of of kind of hard to do, but really interesting network things is is this this quantum collaborative where we're trying to take dark fiber and connect these two quantum networks. And then the other probably the biggest thing we've been up to recently is the is the Maricopa County grant that we got funded late last year, which is a multi part set of efforts where we're a collection of the dollars is set aside for digital equity work with our partner, the digital equity Institute, Aaron, Aaron Carr, Jordan, who many on this call, no. And sin quarter network is handling a collection of the in fact all of the broadband efforts under that grant. And they amounts to fundamentally building a middle mile ecosystem that connects community anchor institutions, from which we will be deploying, to and through networks into some of the most disadvantaged and or hard to reach neighborhoods in Maricopa County. You know, Maricopa County, you know, that is predominantly you know, metro Phoenix, but not exclusively, so we've been hard at work planning for it and in at least a couple of, of cases already building networks. It's exciting to note that in support, in particular of that grant, because it's it's 34 million total dollars again, divvied up between mapping digital equity and broadband. But we've added four new full time staff and, and a warehouse and set of offices dedicated to sun corridor network. So those things are exciting as well and in in a A lot of what we've been working on in the last in the last six months or so. There's so much more, but I'll stop there.