Mm-hmm.

And it's very hard to take time away just to train and do better for yourself without taking care of the things at home.

I'm a psychologist by training, so I always go back to Maslow.

When it's those biological needs aren't cared for on the very basis, on the safety, security, food, water, et cetera, there's no way they can move up that pyramid.

And so it's great to see you taking care of that bottom base and elevating them forward.

I'd say that we do very similar work in terms that it's c- it's comprehensive, and as Ana said earlier, it takes a whole village.

So we can come in, we can, we have, you know, little Johnny wants to, you know, go into automotive.

Do you think, I, I don't know if it's fair to compare, but s- in terms of placing or, or kids attaining jobs, what sorts of jobs are in those areas and do you think it's vastly different than the kinds of jobs Hopeworks is, is partnering to attain?