Just kind of how you've seen it progress and how the league has grown since you started playing in it, you know, till today.

Yeah, that's what I mean.

I think the ACHA has done a really good job of kind of spreading their wings and welcoming all programs.

That's what obviously there's, I want to say there's 210 ACHA D2 programs.

I want to say right around 80 ACHA D1, and I don't quite know what the ACHA D3 a huge number and there's so many universities out there that offer really unique college experiences, right? that all don't have NCAA programs.

And it's like, you can really get a really unique college experience at the same time, play some really competitive college hockey.

That's what I think if you told people about the ACHA 10 years ago, they'd say, Oh, it's just basically a glorified men's league that you show up.

We both know, but, uh, can you kind of talk about the recent rule changes and how that affects us?