I know in particular the Spiketacular where you ended up performing in, what, three different sessions of it?

Yeah, essentially we played an entire season.

I think we played a total of 24 or 25 matches.

Granted, it's a glorified scrimmage.

That's what it is, but it's a lot of play.

And they're in that place for seven hours, eight hours a day, two days in a row each time.

So our July was great.

What are you looking at out of your team? What are you looking for?

But what you say in your call and what you've told me over and over again is that it's actually different, and people would actually like to live next to where they shop, and that that breeds, like, some of the greatest success that you've had.

Yeah, you know, there is something...

COVID did us a big favor, okay? Frankly, I mean, there's so many impacts of it, but it did the country such a big favor from the standpoint of getting outside, understanding socialization, enjoying both eating out, shopping out, being part of the community, and the community's really important.

So our real estate is all centered around places that are fully amenitized so that you do have choices of not one or two places to eat, but 10 or 11 places to eat, of 20 or 30, uh, places to, to, uh, buy, uh, buy clothing and, and, uh, be entertained.

So it is that mix of tenancy in the right places with the right affluence that at times like this in particular thrives.

What is so special about what your places are that you could have that kind of, of dichotomy?

Um, it's, it's, it's the place to be.

I don't, I don't know how to say it in a, in a better way other, other than if I could get you there, and I know you're in Seattle today, but one of these days I'm gonna get you to Santana Row in, in, down in, in, uh, San Jose, California.