That's, that's good, right?

And we're so happy to have their support.

And because as, uh, as Kim said, uh, they are a legacy story for us.

You know, they, they continue the legacy of what started as the Staley Manufacturing Company and the good work that came out of the credit union.

You know, the credit unions were established to help people coming out of the Depression, and, uh, and the whole purpose of the credit union was to give, um, people that Give people that are, you know, blue-collar people, let's just, let's just say it that way, blue-collar people of the time, a fighting chance at homeownership or even ownership of other things like automobiles or large appliances.

Um, things that they might not have been able to gather that money together, or if they had gone somewhere else, might have been taken advantage of, of in regarding interest rates and len- loan rates and things like that.

The credit union came out of that as, um, one of the, one of the, uh, uh, things that they s- talk about in the Staley Journal is shelter from the storm.

Sure.