Mm-hmm.

And within those programs, I'm gonna, uh...

What I've learned, and w- Indigenize Energy's been doing this first for the last seven years now, Mitch, which is pretty exciting.

But, um, so what we do is when we create a program, a distributed, a residential solar program for a tribe, usually we need some upfront capital upfront or philanthropic dollars to help kickstart a program, but knowing that these programs are gonna be self-sufficient on their own.

So what I mean by that, Mitch, if you had a home on the reservation and you wanted solar and you wanted to sign up for a program, you could sign up for that program.

Every program that we create is different from each reservation that we worked with.

One reservation would have a flat rate fee that you would pay to be a part of the program.

And again, thinking about any small community, not just tribal communities, how do you negotiate from a place of equality based on setting your own local standards and, and standing by them?