Hey everybody, welcome back. It's Jeanette. I've got Preston with me. We're just going to jump right in with a review as we're getting started. I don't think I've read this person's one yet. I just opened up the app and picked one. I scrolled and picked one. This is from Nat underscore, Joseph, J, O, S, E, P, H, A, and that person says, Thank you for your tireless efforts in gaining fair rights for such an important profession. Short, sweet, to the point we love it. Give us your five star rating and review. Hopefully we can get you on and we'll we'll give you a shout out. The other thing that we're doing is I'm going to ask for some money, and then I'm going to tell you recently how we've used it. We have a sustaining Partnership Program. We're asking for a minimum of $5 a month for people who love what we're doing. You see the petition? You see what we did in Michigan. Now we're working with Delaware. We're we're putting this money to good use. It also helps fund our back end. But something else that we have done that we have not talked about is occasionally, if there is a good cause, we will take a very small portion of the money and donate on behalf of fixed SLP, and we know that hurricane Helene has hit some southern states pretty hard. And while there are many, many, many rescue efforts happening, one that we weren't on top of right away, and it's because so much flows through our social media. I just miss things. But the Council for State President association or CSAP, I probably butchered that, but it's called CSAP. It's what we finally refer to here as the President's Club. All of the presidents of the state associations are part of CSAP, and CSAP in conjunction with flasha, which is the Florida State Association. I think Gisha is how you say it, the Georgia State Association. And I don't even know what they call it North Carolina, but the North Carolina State Association, they have all come together. They have put together an Amazon wish list of basic supplies, but also therapy materials to help speech pathologists and audiologists who have been displaced or impacted or affected by the hurricane. So they're providing some replacements for those people and their therapy tools. They're providing water we sent our team sent snacks today. So on behalf of fixed SLP, we did. We did go ahead and we sent a bunch of snacks, just you know, 45 bucks worth of snacks off of their Amazon wishlist. But we're trying not only using the money to advocate for SLPs, but also to support SLPs, where we find that SLPs need support. So I just wanted to let you know that that is a way that we use the money very thoughtfully, not in high amounts, but but that is also sometimes how we have directed the money, and we don't talk about it because we're not here for the praise. We're here to help. But I just wanted to let you know that we did do that recently, and that is one way that we also direct the money. So if you're interested in supporting us, you can head to fix slp.com, click sustaining partner and donate away. We put it to good use. So Preston...