I think it's just really important that people open their doors to this. So like internship opportunities for community health workers to come and work at USF or those type of Institute's kind of finding entry level jobs where people can take Those jobs and then build their skills, and then keep going. Those things are all super important. But I think the other piece to this is, this is just not the end for most folks. Some people want to be community health workers, but this is just the beginning. Because once they get to taste of this, then whatever they're really, really into, like, if they're into elder care, we got to set make sure that they have a pathway to that, for instance, people who only want to deal with seniors, like that's what they love to do. We need more people to take care of our elders. So why are we not nurturing that we need to say, okay, great, now you've been exposed to this, let's get you the training, and everything to get you to that space where you can actually do this, or even become an entrepreneur in that space. This is 2023, folks aren't rushing to go work at someone's company anymore. Like entrepreneur, I really what it is, there's folks who we have in this community health worker program, who have taken some of our tech classes, guess what they want to build technology and apps around community health care, that's awesome. And that's, you know, future forward, and we should be thinking about those things. AI, robotics, all these things, people can incorporate all this with technology. And so I think just thinking future Foward is like, we have to be mindful of that. And let's not stop here. Let's make sure that people are exposed to those things, medical billing, these are all jobs that our people can do.