Yeah, that's pretty good.

Yeah, I think one of my just kind of core means of operating and core things that I really care about is sort of, I guess, site-specific design.

And, uh, you know, every golf course should really just kind of feel at home within its site.

And, and, you know, that sometimes that's, that's overt, uh, feature shaping.

Like you see on some of that kind of early golden age stuff, uh, you know, in the Northeast and over in England and that works and fits really well.

Uh, other times it's just really truly blending in and playing off of, uh, you know, what's given there.

And there's a lot of that in California.

Can you unpack the process, specifically, how painstaking was that to put that large bunker back to, you know, what the pictures indicated it was?

Are they new builds?

Uh, well, so, um, yeah, one is, uh, it's just a really kind of an early, like, it, we're, uh, a client I've been working with, uh, down in Central Coast, Santa Maria Country Club.And, uh, yeah, that's...

Yeah, they, the club definitely needs some, some help.

The course needs help, and we're trying to sort out, you know, what that is, and, uh, looking at various scopes of, uh, of, yeah, you know, types of projects that you can do.

Is it, you know, just kind of a greens and bunkers renovation? Is it, is it fully reimagining the property? And, um, so, but we'll see.

Uh, there's a lot to, there's a lot to shake out and, and figure out.

Um, and the other one is, uh, a client I've been working with for five years almost now.

We should probably-