Yeah, so what would be some of the benefits of allowing filming in Bethel?

So kinda building off what Bob was just saying, and, and I'm glad you brought this up.

So filmmaking can be disruptive.

Uh, I've been on film sets that we-- it is an inconvenience when a road is closed, even if it's just periodically.

Those roads are obviously closed for, you know, for the artistic reason that we need to have control over it, but also for safety.

And I see it as probably less inconvenient than when roads are being ripped up for paving and gas lines and stuff because usually you're, you start at 8 A.M. and you, you're done when the sun sets or whatev- you know.

It's fortunately a very controlled environment.

So Matthew, what about you? What prompted you to become a volunteer firefighter?