Like, what do you wish people knew about Dalton State College?

Yeah.

I mean, I could go down the list.

I mean, probably one of those is we're growing.

That's not always what you hear about in higher ed.

You know, about a third, 30, percent plus growth over four years.

When I started, we were about 4,500 students and we're nipping right at 6,000 for this fall.

Right.

One thing about that, the more it goes wrong,

right? And you harness really that power of the group, the power of the collective experience and everything that the military, that our taxpayers have poured into each of these people to say, let's make sure we've got the best plan coming out of this, right? I think Eisenhower, and maybe this is one of those urban legends, but I think he actually said it, plans are useless, but planning is indispensable.

Right.

Well, that's quite.

And then, of course, the modern day philosopher, Mike Tyson, you know, everybody's got a plan to get punched.

So, you know, they're both they're both communicating the same fundamental wisdom, which is if you thought through stuff, you work through it, you work through it as a group.

You kind of contemplate this could happen.

Right.