I would disagree with that. I just think you're not looking in the right place is and that's drive our comedy. So what we've done at drive our comedy, and I've been doing it a long time, about five years ago, we there's an underserved population out there, people that just want to laugh, they don't want to go through all the muck, but they want clean yet really funny comedy. So at dry bar, we have filmed 500 comedy specials with comedians that are fantastic. And I'll bet you 50 bucks you haven't heard of. But these are comedians that have worked all over the country. They've honed their craft, they worked in bars, and nightclubs, and comedy clubs, in theaters and banquet rooms like this. And they've done their gigs and honed their craft, but never really got the opportunity. And it's even tougher now to get that type of an opportunity because the way the business is run, like when we started dry bar, and I book all the talent for dry bar, I have relationships with agents, and in LA I mean, the big agents, I know exactly who they are. And I would talk to them and tell them about hey, I've got dry bar comedy, it's gonna be a little different. We feel like there's an underserved market out there people that want clean, yet funny, not corny, but really funny comedy. And they're like, ah, what? They didn't believe it exists.