Sure.

Well, usually when people get together, they have an idea and they want to know if others are interested.

So they find some like-minded people and they feel like they're just doing a good thing, right? So as long as everybody is sharing the collection of money, say you're going to go on a field trip or do something and it requires some money and the facility will only take a lump sum payment.

And provided you're alternating who collects the money and makes the payment, then you can just be operating as a group of friends and you're small.

The place where you start to question whether that's going to continue to work is when you start adding more people.

And if you're being selective about who you add, or if one person says, well, you know, I'll just collect the money.

At the point where you say one person is just collecting the money and making the arrangements, then you are operating with a legal structure as a sole proprietor.

So that's a great lead in because would you share with us, what are the types of services that you offer? Like you different packages or how do you, how do you work?