So this art program, talk about that, if you would, and what it's about and why it's such a draw for guests.

Sure.

So we are rural.

We are on a dirt road.

We are a little town of about 180 people.

And we are the only business in all of Landgrove in the town.

So we have built this.

But either way, you're having to – in some ways, it's kind of tougher when you've got to plan these things out ahead of time and get everything sourced that might be different from week to week, right? Yeah.

So I know I just went on a tangent, but I believe that this is what excites me most about your story.

So you mentioned a phrase that stuck in my mind because you said, you're more than an inn.

And when we bought the place, it was called the Landgrove Inn, and we had a lot of discussion about how are we going to brand this place because it is so much more than an inn.

And on our website, on thelandgrove.com, the very first line under our headers is, we're more than an inn.

Because we are an art studio, we are an inn, and we are also a full-service restaurant that's open to the public five nights a week.

The previous owners, they were the ones who had this vision, along with some friends and business partners in the area, had this vision to build this art program.

And it's been about 15-plus years or so of building this arts program at the Landgrove Inn.

And so how do you guys handle that? How do you handle your relationship and your business without things falling apart?