It definitely had some serious effects on College Democrats and what we do. We were planning on an in person convention right when COVID was happening. So the the huge shutdown was like, mid March. And we had been in talks, we were planning the convention, we had the convention site, like, booked, we had, like, catering ready, we had booked some rooms, and then all of a sudden, just, you know, shut down on everything. And so at the time, we all thought COVID was going to be over, we're like, "Oh, we'll just plan one in the fall." No, we have not been able to do any in person meet and greet or events for College Democrats, for the state, or federal level. Just everything's been over zoom. And that has been unfortunate, because one of the best parts is meeting other people, you know, getting to talk with them about their experiences, what's going on. And that's that's been the biggest effect. But also, I would say it has an effect on like, how we campaign. In the 2020 election, door knocking and stuff and like events where you get to meet the candidates, they looked so different. Because you don't want to have like a big event, but at the same time, candidates and people want to organize for them. And candidates want to meet people and shake their hands and talk to them.