So did you get the idea to start these programs of movement from seeing this opportunity or were you already looking for the opportunity? Could you tell us a little bit more about how that all worked and what you saw? Yeah.

Yeah, that's a really great way to ask that question, because I wasn't looking for anything, right? I just, again, I knew there's a need.

I'd been around fitness my whole life.

I mean, that wasn't my industry before.

And, you know, when I went in and saw the broken down fitness equipment, you know, I said, ask them, what happens here? It's like story, story, story.

We had this yoga instructor, she came, but she moved.

And so the answer that I hear every place is the truth is nothing happens there.

How does this philosophy of that feeling of belonging kind of flow into the other parts of their lives?

How do you, how do you feel, Dinfa?

I feel amazing.

I'm, like, wiggling my fingers, opening my hands and closing them, and, uh, feeling the extra muscle and just feeling the power.

I felt...

You know, it was strange, but I felt like I was in control of our time jump, but I don't know exactly how, but it, it feels like I can do anything.

Ebis.

I, uh, shoot my shadow out.

Well, my shadow's already out.

The more they participate, the more points they get?

Yeah.

They're providers of all different shapes, but think about it this way.

We provide them resources so they can have a successful program.

Our retention rate with the population is over 90%.

So we go in and say, "Hey, look, this is a structure.

It's a program." And you kind of alluded to it.

Right, okay.