Well, in 2014, we did something called set while I just I did something called centennial celebration. And it was a really big success. We had multiple events going on up and down the street, and it was a lot a lot of involvement and it was a great turnout. So we took a break. And I thought boy, I paint the town red that term is about going out and having fun and kicking up your heels and and partaking in festivities and I thought grow zeal red, you know red gray, and and let's we should paint our town red. So that's how that kind of came about. So in 2017, we started that Angeles a caucus as the GVA director and it was chemotherapy, the rec director was her first year here on the island. So we started out with a three day event, which was exhausting because there was in I believe that year it was really cold. And then another year was really hot. You never know what you're going to get with that October weather last year. So the paint the town red, this will be our fifth one this year, October 8, and nine. And it's really just morphed into its own celebration. And my good friend, Jenna Jones, she came up with the hometown homecoming celebration. And I liked that a lot. And she's also responsible for the new paint the town red logo with a big red splash and everything. So a lot of a lot of people like to get involved with it. But as I say, it's a small group that actually puts this production on. I mean, we went from I know the rotary and john Bergen for two years, we did the Tour de el, which was a violent bicycle. They did and it was a lot. And, you know, we've all been throwing curveballs, the past year and a half. Absolutely. We're happy that we can do this. It's all outside. You know, and when we get to it, I'll explain about the new schedule. But yeah, paint the town red. This is the first part of the fifth one. And we're excited to participate.