You you have no idea how timely this conversation is. Especially if you had to stay if you got to stay for what's coming next you'd you'd see.

I'm going to underscore that we are about to we'll we will have a theme that will revolve around the 250th for drive month this year, which we're going to have later on the agenda. But, that's maybe something not only the outdoor recreation, but also during drive month the emphasis on the 250 experiences that you can have here in Minnesota on the Great River Road.

The really short version of that is that um what we're going to do for Drive the Great River Road month is build on a project that is up and running now for Minnesota America 250, which is um Min 250 road trips. And we have 10 itineraries with all kinds of history nerd things and not history nerd things.

So so what I what I saw here was that there's a lot of untapped synergy that that we that we could connect to. I I I'm kind of stunned by I mean I look at all the stuff you're doing that that in is about the road and the river and our site should link to that.

It's like, well, we don't have to invent a bunch of new content. There's more content than I knew of that's already there. We just got to bring it in.

And and everyone will see how important that's going to become in terms of our relationship with the LCCC. I don't know if you know Chris Miller was our executive director for about 17 years. And she did a lot of work. And now we've shifted to the LCCC managing everything. And and there's just a there's a difference between LCCC can do and and a contracted person can do. And we're trying to figure out how to fill that gap.

And you you have you have done Office of Tourism has typically really helped us out on as has the Department of Transportation over many many campaigns in the past. So, thank you.