So drones specifically, um, because they have become so popular, so evolved over the years, can you speak more to when that really maybe kind of got on y'all's radar over the last couple years? Like, how it started to become maybe, like a bigger thing to take into account? And I guess, like, um, you know, kinda not necess- necessarily how you combat that, but, like, what you all are aware of when it comes to that, and, and why that's kind of a, a no-no, I guess you would say.

say.Um, I'll have to back it up to my prior career, obviously.

It was Daytona Beach Police Department, so working with Daytona International Speedway and drones was obviously, it's a heightened security issue that we have to deal with.

Um, and then coming on to NASCAR in 2023, I believe is when I came on, is when we started to look into that we needed to get a detection device so then at least we were made aware of the drones that were in our airspace.

Alan has been working, uh, Alan Taylor, who's my boss, has been working with legislation to try the best to make it happen that we have laws in place.

Um, unfortunately, we travel so much, so what happens is we have to go off of state laws and then city laws.

So like, so s- if we're using an example like Daytona Beach, so Daytona actually has a city ordinance, and also it has a state law.

Maybe do the teams bring things to your attention of just, you know, certain maybe accounts or certain things that we just wanna kinda keep an eye on that we've seen some activity we don't like?