Yes, we do. We're, the community in the Redeemer is very similar to my own community. But communities in the UK or Britain, as far as I'm aware, are quite difficult to different to a lot of those in the US. So you will have what is known as an orthodox, modern Orthodox community. But people will be members of the synagogue, some practicing nothing, some practicing everything. It's a very diverse community, but it's still considered to be a modern Orthodox community. So as a family, yes, we do keep Shabbat Sabbath. So a lot of the practices in the book are practices that I am aware of, and I use myself. There are others that I don't so so it was a learning curve for me. And a lot of the learning curve for me was, why these things are done, because I'm traditional. So I do these things, and my parents do certain things. But there are the things that I've never really thought, why do we do them? It's just following what we do. But certainly within the UK community or British community, as I said, you have that diversity within a particular area members of one synagogue. And that's what I wanted to get across. A lot of people who aren't Jewish in Britain, when they read about Jews. They're looking at the ultra orthodox communities. That's what features in the newspapers and in the media, it's been the subject of a lot of Netflix series as well. They don't they don't realize that there are practicing Jews who are just like them, who, who have normal jobs who are normal clothes. You know, they don't women don't cover their hair. They might wear trousers, or shorts, or sleeveless tops. But they still practice their religion. And that's something I wanted to get across in my book that I'm using. What's a normal, average, modern Orthodox community in the UK? We do have other communities that are less religious, and obviously more religious that I was going for the, the sort of middle of the road orthodox.