That's a really good point. And I agree with it, although, I don't know about fairly easily. I think it's doable, but I think it's a lot of work. And I think, right. So and you need I mean, you nailed it. And Edwin that's so true. You know, these types of services, your empathy, and creating those bridges and connections are, you know, more important than they ever have, they're always important, but in this world that we're living in today, they're so important. And I think a lot of people would see value in them, whether, you know, whether it's teachers or professionals or you name it, but you know, getting in there, and you know, how I was on the PTO of public school in Santa Barbara, you know, and, and a big thing in the last five or 10 years or so is mindfulness, and social emotional behavior, and giving kids the tools that, you know, we didn't have when we were little. And so but but I was in the process of, of, you know, the, the school, they're very, I mean, if a school versus, you know, say a company, Microsoft, whatever, it's a different product, you need to know someone and you know, it's very bureaucratic, it's slow, you know, they need you know, it takes a long time. If you're gonna go to a school for teachers, although teachers certainly need it, to, for them to figure is this something that we want, you know, what kind of curriculum we're going to use, that takes a really long time, probably much faster if you go to a company, but still, you're going to have that process and you're going to need to know someone and once you go there and you if you imagine if you got Microsoft or something like that, then then it would probably scaling would probably be a lot faster. And maybe you already have that at one I have no idea. But that's but there is a huge I believe there's a huge opportunity there. I think the next exercise is to say that this is a challenge and an open question. And I don't have an answer. But, you know, you know, why this property, you know, it's a, it's a world class property. The building, you're right is institutional, if you change the face of it, but but where it is in nature, in the view is world class, you find something, you can go all over the world, and you'd be challenged to find something, you know, how apples and how do you compare something, this is just amazing. That's what this property is. So, you know, I think Dave will soar. So you know, these big summit meetings Camp David, you know, like, you know, you can invite people here to the property, but there needs to be. In other words, you can do an empathy circle, you can rent a space downtown Santa Barbara, for a couple of $1,000 a month, right. And you know, you're doing your work is your work. And I'm sure it's amazing and good work. My point is, why at this property, and so you need to like, you know, it's an expensive property. And, you know, you need to be able to price something to factor in that expense, versus just meeting in a conference room downtown. I don't know, if you get my point.