And what are small businesses finding in terms of when they're starting to use it?

Yeah.

So, um, originally, you know, we kind of attacked the ticket pricing just because there are so many fees, like we were just talking to go about that.

So realistically we, we can offer all ticketing for venues, which one gets them on the app, but if anything, it just saves them thousands often, I think on average around four to $5,000 a month, if they offer any sort of, you know, decent amount of tickets and shows, you know, per week.

Um, so that that comes with a lot of ease one in working with the the people that go to see those shows and then also signing up it's like three clicks to do that right and then they have an entire platform where we give them metrics on their tickets um on their shows kind of who's looking at those pages so we kind of start with ticketing to get people in and save them a ton of money and help people get to those shows and then they come and then it comes with the whole entire platform that that anyone can use to find anything around them

So let's talk about the ups and downs of this journey.

Yeah, that's been the most interesting, probably, the part.

That's where the growth really comes from.

I pull it up and talk me through that part.

Yeah.

So you have a few options to interact with.

And I'll kind of phase it in three ways.

So you have the map version, which is your homepage, which is...

You can zoom in and literally just see icons right across the street from you.

Click on them.

And what about any other lessons like on an app software? I know they're hard businesses to build out.