depends on the project. Obviously you want, there's usually a couple of different architects that you want. You want, sort of the thinking architect, the one, sort of the thinking architect, the one who's going to sort of figure out best and highest use in terms of square footage. But then you want the sexy architect, and the sexy architect is going to do something for you, which is going to either be create something in a style that is more luxurious, more sellable, more basic, whatever it is, whatever it is that is your business model, stylistically, they're going to plug into that, right? Or name recognition, right, right? They have done these other things, therefore you want them on the project for that name recognition, because people be like, Oh, designed by so and so. But most of the time that's not really the case, right? And the architects, like they're incredibly important to the project, but they're also not that important to the project, because if a project's big, I'm going to go out to five, five architects, and I'm not looking to like to get the cheapest. We've talked about this before, right? It's not the cheapest architect. It's the within reason, it's the one who's going to do the best for your. Project, but the fact that I can go up to five, they're all interchangeable, right? Some will self select out in the process, and it's like, oh my god, they interviewed terribly, like they don't care, right? Or others, the fee is too high, or whatever. But you've gone out to five people that you feel are more or less equal, you'd be happy with any of them on your job. So is there like, one architect that's going to make or break a project? No, because there's four more that are just as good.