And while initially a lot of people pushed back about it, I think it's fair to say that the championship has proved to be a really, uh, good success this year.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Um, you know yourself, the, the reality was last year we had a couple of- Really challenging results from an association's perspective and from, uh, from our perspective looking at it.

I think Kilkenny beat one of the northern teams by a, by a very, very wide score.

I think Waterford did something similar.

And that's not any good, to be honest, for the winning or the losing team, and it's not good for the championship.

I mean, when the number came up on the screen, what was your reaction?

Can you talk about, you know, just in general, like the times when you've brought a crew over to visit, when your wife has let you know that, hey, there's a patient there who might need to pick me up?

Yeah, yeah, certainly.

And I would, to speak to the, you know, anybody out there that's, Why? Why do we want to do this? For a couple reasons.

It's not lost on me that anybody out there that's pulled a person out of a fire, a victim, a survivable victim, that's a heavy experience.

And to be that person that, you know, drags them out the front door or carries them down a ladder and puts them in an ambulance and it's like, That's it.

So for us, for our personnel, a little closure, a little look behind the curtains of the continuity of care.

That's twofold for that person, for that fire victim.

I think I'll just do one last round of, you know, is there anything that you hope others take away from, you know, the time here that we've had today? Anything else you'd like to tell folks before I kind of give some closing remarks about what people can expect moving forward?