We're good. Okay, So week one would be, we schedule at least two days to visit the visit the place, one early, one later in the week. It could be a weekend, just depending on availability. Me and Sean had a lot of luck visiting cow Villa at noon on a weekday. And so I think it's really important that we do a noon weekday sometime. We hit a brand new population, people that we've never talked to before. And so doing that, and then you can do like evening on a weekend or something, whatever fits for people we're basically but on the same day, two people go out. If it's three, we also set up a table in front of their apartment complex. If there's, like, one road they're coming in and out of, we can have a table with, like, the WCU cloth, and they're also handing out information there. And the idea would be the week before, hopefully they've continued to see social media messaging about us, so they kind of are aware of who we are. We knock on doors. We tell them, Hey, do you have this problem? We collect information if they have any other problems. A key thing would be asking people to come, Hey, knock on the neighbor's doors with us. There's two of us, but if you come with me, we can split up also while we're there, just adding people to an SMS group, because we realized afterwards with WhatsApp, it's like, you gotta open the Play Store, search for WhatsApp, hit install, make an account, scan the QR code, hit Accept, and it was like, nope, nope, nope. So just while we're staying. Because, yeah, people give us their phone number. So just be like, can I add you to this group chat while you're standing there at the door in terms of attending the meeting? Like we have to keep re do our one on one, like a two a training, truly aggressively get people to say, Okay, I will come to the meeting. And so basically, one update would be actually having scripts for us that are pre written down. And so we're not winging it every time, because I feel like when we wing it, we often forget aspects of how we should be talking to people. So having solid scripts and really not taking no for an answer in terms of getting a commitment if they say they have a problem. And so we have to practice being much more aggressive. And so we'll, yeah, I want to talk to Pete about this, but he's not here. But we'll have to set up more educational resources for us to get training on how to do that in between events or even before, like one of these events. So we'll do that twice, inviting people to the meeting that's the following weekend or following, like, end of week. And so the meetings already scheduled. We're not like, oh, we'll come back with a meeting or whatever, just it's already scheduled. It's going to be this in like, two weeks or next week. So come the third the second week. We continued the same process at door knocking, with a table set up if people are interested, remind them, if they're in the group chat, ask them to bring food. So it's like, we gotta start early with the building of sense of community. So just ask them in the group chat, hey, we're having this event. Can you please bring food? And then if we do have solutions to these common problems, you know, start previewing them in the group chat. Like, here's what we're going to talk about. That way people are more likely to come for the first meeting. Sean and I thought that we should do hybrid even though it will be weird. Like, if we're outside, it will be weird, but we should just figure out how to do it anyways. Like the speakers. The speaker connects the Bluetooth. It's battery powered. You can just have a phone, and you can just be bluetoothing, because I think at least for the first meeting, we have to make the barrier of entry super low, and letting people just zoom in will be great. It would be unfortunate if it's like three of us standing in front of someone's lawn and no one else shows up, except for online but whatever, it's fine. Yeah, we could least get back in the car if it's cold, yeah, the meeting agenda would just be, you know, what are your concerns? Let's figure out how to problem solve together. So we should have, like, our version of how they should address this problem, but we should let them kind of arrive to those conclusions on their own, or at least correct them that way. If people have other problems, we can see if they can be addressed in the same way, or we need to do something else. But basically, let's say it's a mold problem. That's the example, me and Sean, and step one is like, let's write a strongly worded letter to the landlord, um, we'd say, Okay, let's meet again next week. So like, at least the following week. Like, we should say we're going to do it for sure, but we should say, hey, we need someone to write this with us. And if no one steps up like, we just have to be upfront with like, we don't have the capacity to like, do this. And so if no one steps up like, this is the end of our involvement in this neighborhood, because we like, there's nothing we can do. And so just hopefully being that upfront with, like, our own limitations, get someone to step up. And we like, we really just need one person to get the ball rolling. If no one steps up, then it's like, okay, well, this is what we think you should do. You know, if someone wants to do it, here's their contact information. Otherwise, next week, let's for the people here, at least at the meeting, let's schedule next week's meeting before then we'll work with the person to write the letter, and the following week we can gather approve it as a group and then sign on to it. And then after that, it's like you guys figure out when your next meeting time is going to be. So we'll from then on like we're always helping with let's say the following week, they say, Okay, we want to meet in two weeks, and as a landlord doesn't respond, we want to go to code enforcement. In the meantime, we can totally say, Okay, we'll do outreach. We'll call everyone, we'll tell them when this meeting is. We'll come back and come back to that meeting as well. We'll help you get in contact with CO enforcement, etc, but it's like, let them lead, and if everyone drops the ball, then we gotta be okay with going. Alright, let's go planning our next town hall and moving on.