They've repaired the cracks. They're beautiful looking. They're going to do the first coat of paint today and then come back next week when the weather breaks and finish all the painting. They'll be done sometime next week and ready to go. So, tennis courts are looking great.

We may be able to do these roofs with a new process where they coat the roof with like a rubberized spray instead of tear if it's a good enough shape to just coat. We can get an extended time on our roofs and it won't cost nearly what the projection of replacement is.

When you read it, it's actually the cost to them at a 35% reduction to back to us is $4,210.54. And that includes 17 different occasions we'd be transporting them.

The reason I'm recommending we just talk about it is because if you look on here, every result we had last year had no trace of lead except for one faucet in William Tennet's uh it was their their FCS room and we replaced that faucet with a known lead free faucet. So we have zero zero occurrences of lead.

Worminster's water because of the base and all the wells has a massive amount of reverse osmosis carbon filtration that they do on every single well that comes out of the ground because of the contamination that they they found from the bases. So the water is filtered before it ever gets to us and then we filter all of our drinking water and stuff again.

So they sent they sent us back a proposal that was going to cost us money bus patrol like $10,000 a month really and we were like no you're So we had to send it to the solicitor to look at the contract because it wasn't clear.

Now, the good thing is that with Chris coming on board on Monday, he just went through this process fully with him and they just implemented it at his last job. So, he has a lot of knowledge on what their new contract looks like and what their the takeaway and everything.