Mm.

And they park the, the ship in a port for 10 months and serve the nation of maybe Guinea or Sierra Leone or Senegal, um, anywhere they can reach by ship, Madagascar, and, um, it's a wonderful organization.

So there's one job as a hairdresser, and I applied for that when I was, I was actually living in Europe at the time and wanted to just fill in a month while I was waiting for a work visa, and got to go and just got so impacted by not only seeing the patients.

So you have a lot of people that have been burnt.

Say your child gets burnt hands at 18 months old because they've touched the fire that you're cooking on, and then their hands are just stuck and burnt and unable to be used, and they're now five years old, so they'll come on.

They have people with facial tumors and a lot of orthopedic surgery because of malnutrition.

People get given their eyesight back because of cataract surgery.

I think that's, to me, is the part that I suppose would be closest to a calling.