What is your favorite thing that you've heard a visitor to the museum say? Any time a visitor plays a game

and has to run back up to the front desk to tell us what their experience was.

Oh.

So that happens pretty routinely where someone, say Safecracker, which is a relatively rare game we have from the 90s.

It's a smaller play field that gives you a coin if you accomplish certain things in that game.

You don't run out of balls in that game.

It's actually a timer because you're trying to safecrack.

Could you talk about how the Pacific Pinball Museum fits into the neighborhood that you're in and what it's like with your neighbors?