Okay.

Oh, you got it.

Okay.

But it's an awesome event.

It's a motorcycle ride.

And it's going to leave from Harbor Light Recovery Center on the west side, Tibbs Avenue.

And it's going to kind of maneuver around Indianapolis and return to Harbor light and the registration for you and you can see this at Matt and traffic on my ex account or the Twitter account you just scan the QR code you pay the 25 bucks and that's all you have to pay and you are in and what the money is going to go to it's going to go to Harbor light at me I'm a recovering alcoholic so this is near and dear to my heart Harbor light has what you call detoxification service and you have to have that uh if you were a alcoholic like i was uh way into the abyss uh what i call a nightstand drinker i had a bottle on the nightstand sorry i'm not trying to bring everybody down right now but that's that's what oh it's

I say

What have you seen change in their lives when they see the impact when they've traveled with you internationally?

Yeah, real quick before I answer your question, I'm not a young girl, but Molly's getting me excited about being a builder.

It's inspiring.

Well, Scott, to your question, I thought it would be better to hear directly from some of our partners.

So I've gathered three quotes that kind of encapsulate what you were talking about.

So the first comes from a furniture supplier.

in Pennsylvania.

So Matt, coming back to you in a few rapid fire questions, what's the most important or inspiring Homes for Hope story that you can share with us?