Can you expand on that?

Oh, absolutely.

You know, there's definitely a spirit of collaboration that's not only within the arts community, but that's sort of the spirit of Houston, right? We say that we're resilient, Houston strong.

We come together when there is a need.

and I feel like the arts community is ready to come together and tell its story, is primarily being fragmented.

And we always say, you know, Houston artists, if you know, you know, right? And it's often because it is the big things that tend to rise up to the top.

When we think about why we travel to a certain place, it's usually the big landmark, the big visual thing that creates a lot of noise.

So what responsibility does that put on your shoulders now as you are with Hobby Center in this continuum of trying to make sure that Houston is on the map, that we are here and we are here to stay?

Can you expand on that?

Oh, absolutely.

You know, there's definitely a spirit of collaboration that's not only within the arts community, but that's sort of the spirit of Houston, right? We say that we're resilient, Houston strong.

We come together when there is a need.

and I feel like the arts community is ready to come together and tell its story, is primarily being fragmented.

And we always say, you know, Houston artists, if you know, you know, right? And it's often because it is the big things that tend to rise up to the top.

When we think about why we travel to a certain place, it's usually the big landmark, the big visual thing that creates a lot of noise.

So what responsibility does that put on your shoulders now as as you are with Hobby Center in this in this continuum of trying to make sure that Houston is on the map, that we are here and we are here to stay?