So you sort of mentioned before we got to this part that you'd gone down this sort of Wikipedia rabbit hole because you just got on a, I don't know, a big binge of TNG for a while.

Yeah.

And I, so the journey for me was like, um start started being like i which is what i always do and i've got to stop doing this but being like i want to make something i just get into this thing of like i want to make something so i was watching a lot of star trek in this generation being like i want to make my own star trek thing and so i started looking at all the rules for like fan making fan films of star trek and be like all right so it's allowed to be like 15 minutes or you can do two 15 minute parts and you can do this and you have to say that it's unofficial and you can and people can't get paid so looking at all the rules and being like maybe i could make a thing i'll get my star trek fan friends like you know zachary wayne i'll get ben russell in i'll get you know maybe i was like i could have ben russell as like a ferengi officer on a ship that'd be fun um But anyway, so I started going down that road, but then I don't have the time or money to build a bridge or something like that.

But I started looking into all this stuff of like, well, what exists? Surely there are fans out there who have created replicas of this.

And started going down that rabbit hole and then wound up looking at this Las Vegas experience, which I think I was sort of vaguely aware did exist but hadn't really looked at it.

And then I was like, well, this is it, right? Like that's – it's the ultimate kind of thing because it's not just like – it's not just the bridge of the Enterprise-D, but it's like the teleporters.

There's like a shuttle.

him back with messages for their families.