Yeah, I think that's also, I don't know how you guys feel about this as well. But a lot of I felt like, within the city of Porcher bed itself, obviously, everyone has different opinions on that, from my perspective, like walking on the high street in Southampton, seeing like the selective artists that were chosen to do some of the stuff like Nathan Evans, for example, and some of the big murals that were done, I feel like they were very selective within the bed about who they showed off. And they definitely chose younger people, obviously, because it was for the bed. But yeah, I just think that if we were to win the bed, or a hope, if we would win the bid in the future, that they will be a bit more focused on like everyone, and it will come very much from a community creative community, or like cultural communities place instead of being very much MP era, which I think at the moment it was. So yeah, from my perspective, I just think that, like, I had no idea any of these organisations existed. So I'm just learning about these all for the first time, which was great. But again, like not a lot of people until Hansen, they're gonna know that they're only gonna see the things that appear right in front of their faces, which are, obviously the murals. So like, my whole design, and my whole project is based around like bringing, giving everyone in place and the platform and giving everyone a space that wants to be involved and want to be included, because I think, well, I love collaboration, I think it's the best thing that artists can do. And learning, like you said, learning skills from one another. I think that's great. So yeah, just being a supportive community, but it's finding the community and still hustling because, like, I'm still uncovering people. And, you know, I got