I actually believe Jon is so dreamy and sees markets before they exist. So this is a great question for him. I think my answer would be around the evolution of community. And I think the way that we have defined our community and tethered that to how we finance our missions is going to be entirely up ended and I'm very excited about it because to me In 2032, we're gonna see between now and then the rise of the everyday philanthropist. And the power of it. We're watching her the power of digital and media and storytelling and collective giving. And trust based philanthropy, we're just seeing the early tenants of the power of how to empower and enable anyone to show up in a way that works for them. And I think for us that really starts with if you can even just start teaching your children or your teens, you know, how do you adopt an empathy mindset or a service based on mindset? How do you wrap your your time and your energy around that which lights you up or breaks your heart, and if you can do this at a really early age, and I think if even if you just start right now and adopted as a practice, nonprofits are going to have to start seeing beyond the donor pyramid, we see an evolution of a complete flip, where the power really goes to the base, and the base can be activated in a very compelling way. And if you do that digitally, and you leverage tech to your point, and you use automation, and all of these things that we have at our fingertips, you can still be human, you can still be personal, and there's ways to just stop holding our mission so tightly ourselves. And if we can release that, to our rabid fans, to the people who really believe in us, it will create a ripple that will not only go on into other communities, but I think it will affect generations, as I pull my kids into our giving and the things that are important to us, I see them start to say these things back to us, you know, one of my daughters is really passionate about water for and you know, and it's in, it's a disruptive nonprofit, providing water aid, but it also provides jobs and creates a business, the business of water, which can be a thriving economic engine in Africa, but she knows, and she repeats to me and she repeats to her friends when she wears her water for shirt. $27 can give someone Clean Water for Life that stuck with her. And so I think that if you plant these seeds, wherever you are, and whatever community you are, and you stop thinking about that top donor, which again, back to Jon's point, diversified revenue, then you can actually not only scale from a financial standpoint, but you scale your story, you scale your brand, you scale your base, I just think there are limitless opportunities. So as we're talking futurists, thank you for letting me talk about that. Because clearly, I needed to get it off my chest. But I want to dream that and manifest that into the world because we see it as such a potential for those who are brave enough and courageous enough to try it.