I would say that a third of our projects have been there's a sign, let's go after that piece of property. A third have been more than a mouth and a third have been brokers. And the brokers are sharpening. They're aggressive. They know who's building what they know, most of them do. They know the size of the projects you're working on. You know, no broker is coming to me for a full block downtown to build a 35 storey high rise, right? That's a big national developer, they're going forward. So they sort of target you on that. Back to advice I'm trying to give. If you're going to do work, I would suggest that you do work. In your own area, I mean, where you live. So for instance, the people you were talking about, if you said, Hey, Jonathan, come to New York and do a project, I'd be such a fish out of water, and I'd eat it, I need it badly. So those people understand that they understand how to do that, from a stealth standpoint, to assemble all those parcels, um, that takes a long time and a lot of money. And we're not interested, I had one project that we move this beautiful historic 1930s Ford dealership and was small was 800 square feet on the property. And we built a building around it. And we opened up the most desperate four months later, and we had our building permits. And we built the building and 12 months. So that was 16 months from opening escrow to completing it. Now that doesn't always happen. This house has been a complete nightmare. Thank you City, San Diego incompetent beyond belief. When unbelievably incompetent Planning Department, and I say that. And was my point here, that's three years, I'll be almost almost three years in the process of getting this approved. It's just a complete joke. I'll I've done an environmental impact report because it's a an old house, not historic, in my opinion, just old 1923 Not not well done. And that cost me $100,000. For that report, which is basically documenting the approval process a Joe, I have over $100,000 in City of San Diego, hourly billing that they've done for the planet, our building permit, I'm talking about planning. And then we're 30 days away from getting a building permit so you can concurrently do these things. The planning on the city of San Diego has been remiss on filling a bunch of their appointed positions, planning departments, city council, all these other parts and bits that the mayor supposed to fill. I think that we're missing the 25% openings that are now that they haven't filled. And so we went this Thursday, we're supposed to go and get our final HRP Historic Resources Board approval, right and then we got a commission next week. And oh, we can't go this week. We got to get kicked back to the eighth of next month because they don't have a quorum because they don't have enough people on the committee. It's just the absurdity and insanity of this. Just let us build it out. And then you know, the respect the architect thing came from in Berlin. When we were walking around, there's someone that stencil, respect the architect watch Show us as we build your cities. Pretty cool. And that's right, i Nothing's new, everything stolen from somewhere else. And so is this I