How does that work? And, and tell us, give us some examples of some of the activities, uh, that are included in the program.

So, correct.

We don't do activities every day.

We just do activities three days of the week, and they're just a few hours.

It's just on Tuesdays, we have something called our Tuesday Lunch Club.

It's a time to come together as a community.

Uh, it's our local staff that's on the ground.

Is it just one concierge-type person? And, and what are their, um, expectations? What are their-- What's the scope of what they do for the folks who are part of this community?

What, what, what's the thing?

So, so I've worked in the travel industry for about 30 years.

And I owned companies that did more traditional sort of specialty tours, educational tours, family tours, different types of educa- uh, types of tours, but they were always tours.

And one of the things I heard from many of our travelers in those previous companies that were retired or semi-retired was, "Andrew, these are great, but...

And we like taking tours but, you know, eventually as we get older, we don't wanna, like, get on the bus, off the bus, check into the hotel, check out of the hotel.

Like, we have time."Can't we just, like, slow it down and really get to know a place? Uh, you know, a, a, a 10-day tour is great if you have two weeks of vacation a year.

[laughs] But when you're retired, you have more time, and you s- you understand there's more to it than just scratching the surface.

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