Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, a hundred percent.

I agree with both of you guys.

I mean, I think suggestions were fantastic and, you know, a hundred dollars is not a lot of money, but I would spend it on just covering the red dots of the phone and some blackout curtains.

I mean, if honestly, if, you know, we've all been, because sometimes I feel like we're talking about luxury hotels, five-star hotels, which They all get it and they do an amazing job, especially the big chains.

But let's consider four star hotels.

What about the people on the other side of the door? What about the people who bring you that extra pillow? What about that person in the restaurant, works in a restaurant or at the front desk? Can hospitality deliver a restorative guest experience with an exhausted workforce?

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We think they do, but they don't because they don't know what's possible.

So basically every hotel is different.

And we tend to think, we in the wellness world tend to think that our guests want meditation or yoga or a massage, but they don't know what's possible, you know, and In Six Senses, we always stepped outside the box and offer things that people didn't know they were possible.

We started with fire ceremonies and people were like, what the heck is that? That's crazy and that's out there.

But now every Six Senses has a fire ceremony upon arrival.

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