So if you're looking at $89,000 in San Francisco versus 62 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, we want you to think about things like cost of transportation, cost of childcare, cost of rent, cost of food.

Just a couple of thoughts.

I agree 100% with Liza on the NEA and the arts funding cuts and who that impacted most being, I think, the smaller organizations.

For the sort of unionized world, which is a, you know, a broad range of, of sizes of companies, but still, you know, companies w-whose budgets are in, in the millions, whether it's, you know, three million or 60 million.

They're, they're still larger than a lot of arts organizations.

And for those organizations, when, you know, when the NEA cuts hit, the way I thought about it was, you know, there's, there's good news and bad news.

The bad news is, okay, this money is going away.

But when a dancer is looking at a CBA as it relates to their individual contract, what are kind of the key things they should be looking at?