Great. Thank you and thank you for continuing to represent us on the CHRO that is a lot of work. So for my highlights I went to a couple of things people will also mentioned earlier the Oregon homebuilders Association, did some brief welcoming remarks got to talk about some of the work we're doing and then heard all the very interesting and good information about where the markets at and what some of the barriers are. The there were several elections there are two or three of our elected delegation was there and the governor zoomed in face is really big on a screen and answer some questions as well. And I think this continues to be a huge priority for her and for Salem. So also attended the chamber IMPACT Conference, some really interesting presentations on the state of the economy, both generally and for the real estate market. So thank you to the chamber for putting that on. Went to the transportation feed townhall discussion, and we'll just follow up with saying, you know, thank you to staff for coming in being available and answering questions and I think we got some good positive comments. Again, similar to our last one. Now I understand more about why we're doing this right. may still have concerns but at least people have information. So that was great. Monday, I went to Salem to meet with the mayors of the other seven midsize cities, every woman was able to be there except for the mayor of Gresham. And we were talking about revenue and city tax structure and property tax structure and how we are all feeling those problems that are inherent in our tax structure. And if anyone read the bulletin this morning, they have an editorial on the housing production Advisory Council identifying the same things. How do cities pay for infrastructure? How do they keep up with growth, given our restrictions on property taxes, and that's a general thing for us and also really tied to housing. So the discussion was those mayors was how do we start talking about this and getting some ideas put forward on the state level to think about changing this in a way that helps cities do what they're supposed to do in a functional way. And so that was great. So beyond that, I think I emailed earlier about a letter. As people may know, there was a horrific, horrific shooting in Maine. One of the many mass shootings that happens in this country way, way too often. And too many people's lives lost again, there is movement across the country to crush our federal leaders. To do something about this. And so I've received a request from the mayor of New York as part of the every town, you know, movement against gun violence to make a specific ask to Congress and unless there's objection, I'll plan on signing that and asking that'd be shared widely. I think Council already said let's share it with both sides of Congress. I agree. So we I will do that. Unless there's any objection. And then we have a scheduling requests that we've moved here to the end that council abroad and has for us.