I can talk a little bit about that. So not to give anything away. But at the end, Alex is sent to a conversion therapy camp. And this actually drew from my personal experience. So in high school, I actually, I didn't think it would lead to anything, but I don't know where the idea came from. But I emailed a church that was not even kidding, maybe a mile a mile and a half from my house. It was right across from my high school. And I emailed that church, and I said, and I pretended and I said, I'm gay, and I don't like being gay. And can you help me? I didn't expect anything out of it. The church got back to me. And they said, we actually have someone who's an expert in that field to get out to you. The next couple of days, I got an email. Sure enough, I got an email from I don't know, preacher, priest. I don't know the difference. But what are the two? And he was like the the Catholic one. And he was like, hi, I got your message. We can have a meeting. And I went to a meeting with him. And I pretended to be well, they call it same sex attracted. And I pretended like I wanted to change that. And he offered counseling services. And I was like, this is conversion therapy. And I ended up writing an article about it, and it got published in the publication, queer T. And I was like, wow, and I hadn't just emailed that church. I had emailed a bunch of churches in my area, and like, I would say, 70% of them got back to me and offered services for literal conversion therapy. And I was like, Oh my gosh, this is a huge problem. And like, I don't think people realize how bad this is. So I just wanted to include that to pay not pay homage because it's not a good thing but to pay respects to the fact that this is happening and queer kids are going through this and maybe they disguise it as a troubled teen teens can or they disguise it as canceling. But at the end of the day, I mean counseling. But at the end of the day, it's just conversion therapy.