Yeah, I think right now, we're still stuck in like paperwork, land, and stuff. But like, overall, I think my goal for the group is to, and I've said this before, like, become a part of the social fabric of the county. So we should not just be doing canvassing and like, you know, tenant organizing stuff, obviously, the political stuff is important. So we activate people, so we educate them, and, you know, get them to be protagonists in their own life. But we should also just be, you know, doing the cleanup stuff going to pride for actually helping people set up like sports leagues, a lot of thing that I hear parents talk about that's Stockton government actually doesn't do, there's like a lot of complaints from parents who want to set up sports leagues for their kids. And Stockton City Council just blows them off, essentially. So if that's something that we can get the resources for, and help them set it up, then that way, that has nothing to do with politics. But it's still something that people can say, hey, I wanted to do something in my community, working class unity, like stepped up and organized and did it. And then, you know, hopefully, once you do that for folks, they'll join the org, and then replicate that with other folks. Or then, you know, come and join us for tenant organizing, and be activated that way. But we want it to be more than just a political thing. We want it to be kind of people's like, second family, essentially. Because that way, even if we may disagree on certain things, like let's say, you know, two years from now, we do have someone who is kind of iffy on pride or whatever. They'll feel comfortable, like, one not saying dumb stuff, but to like sticking around because I feel like, okay, I, I might not agree with this, but I agree with all the tennis stuff people are working on. And usually through working on things like that. And it's what Jean Michel, he talks about, you know, as you're trying to organize for a collective struggle, you kind of overcome your own kind of, you know, negative opinions of other people. So that's kind of the ultimate goal for working class unity, which is I know, that's not like an elevator pitch version of it. But it's, I would love your help in the future, for you know, fixing the cops.