And they go towards funding projects, like our on the aisle, or our facade improvement grant, to help businesses improve their improve their businesses, that the physical frontage is under this, and I'm sure the light posts and the banners that go on those and the in all the flowers that get hung there. Yep. Yeah. And sort of, we're looking at updating our benches and trash receptacles. It's sort of to help beautify the street and beautify the downtown area to help, you know, get people on the street, get people shopping locally, spending dollars locally, kind of creating that circular economy. So Right. And so that's probably why this the the public art becomes a good asset for that that should raise property values along Macomb Street and contribute to that that TIF funding. Right. Yeah, yeah, that's that's definitely the hope here. Definitely. So what other activities events and things do does the DDA put on? I think there might be a couple things happening this month along with the sculptures. Yeah, yeah. So we do have we have on the island on the 13th. We also have paint the town red on the 14th and 15th. So it's sort of a three day event thing we got going on here. So and then we have the Halloween parade on the 22nd. Ladies Night Out on November 11. In Ireland glow on December 2, and I've been kind of talking with businesses and community members about what kind of events we want to put on in the future and whether we should change the some things up, take some events out, make get some new events going. So in the future, we do plan on using these these funds to put on events for the community that kind of brings the community out to Macomb Street. Right. And you've just, you've been with the township for how long now? Since July 11. So coming up on three months here. Wow. So what made you choose gracile? Yeah, so just a little bit of background about me, I'm from a small town of our beta, so shout out to our beta. But I've been living in Detroit since 2014. Got my undergrad and public affairs and Urban Studies. I've been a graduate student at Wayne State for urban planning since 2020. And my first job was in Hamtramck working in this position, Community Economic Development, downtown development, authority, that kind of position there. So I worked there for about nine months, I did a short stint in Southfield and I saw this job and I wanted to get back to working with the community. And I saw this was a smaller town, I want to kind of go back to that smaller town atmosphere and had an interview with the township manager Derek Thiele, a couple of members from my department, and Ron Moran, and I just thought it was the perfect fit. And we just kind of hit the ground running. It was a really short process, and we just kind of clicked and ever since then, it's been a really nice bit. So So are there any similarities between gross eel and our beta?