funny stories is one. You know, this was not their primary residence. So that's also I think, what we realized is, they were relying on our design intent, because every project we do is a collaboration with the client, and we don't have a set style, we are flexible. And if you want modern or traditional, like, we're happy to, you know, we try to bring a classic and elegant aesthetic to any one of those, but you know, we've done our deco stuff and just, you know, find ways of, of finding our own kind of design within that. But this client, just extraordinary family that supported the arts and paint again, they were a patron to the arts, and the layers became like a parent, where oh, my gosh, we can put cutlery in every single, you know, beautiful detail and moment. Meaning like, we can organize all that and do a 25 foot curiosity cabinet that's filled with treasures. And I was traveling a lot. So we were collecting wonderful things. So from the clients perspective, they, they were fairly open. And but they were not they're not showy, and they're not. There's no ego at all. And I had they known the book would have turned out like this, I think that, you know, they would not totally agree to it. What they did ask me, sorry, this is my point is, so we're handing over the apartment, we're doing kind of one of those, like, here's your, here's your place, and showing them all the details, and of course, telling the stories of, of all these objects and where we found them and who made them and, and so at the end, they said, Okay, that was a lot to digest, and do you think you could just write down, put some of those stories and write them down for us so that we like have a little packet that we can then tell our friends if someone comes over and, and, or just for us to know, like, this is really great. And, and we love that we've been patrons to this. And so this was 2020 or something, and then COVID. And so I dove into like, okay, great, we've got some time opened up. And, and, you know, one we had, sorry to jump around, but Nick retasking, he photographed, you know, six or 700 beautiful images of that. So we had a stockpile of all the detail, detail. And then when we got Saxon Henry to just interview everyone, and we together, listen to their stories, and she just has a beautiful way of presenting all the stories. We do all of this. And about two years later. Actually, it was it was published last spring summer. And in August, I was able to send a book to the client. And I, I remember, hear those notes. Well, yeah, so essentially, we were about to have a book launch in September. And in August, I sent him the book with a note that said, per your request, your is a book on all of your stories about your apartment. And, you know, he called me and I was just we had just landed in Barcelona and was getting this call from the airport and, and he's like, What the hell did you do? And I was like, yeah, sorry, when, you know, like, some of our stuff we go a little overboard on, follows through. And that's,