Yeah, and leaning on that experience, when you look at yachts from an operational perspective, what are things that you think a prospective buyer should really be paying attention to beyond, again, headline specifications?

For us, the one approach that we've taken with CodeU from the very beginning is a business-minded approach where we are truly, we think of ourselves as a business.

We operate like a business.

So from an operational standpoint, I would say take this to another level.

Certainly we have class societies and these flag societies and insurance that dictate redundancy from a machinery perspective.

But now what I would encourage an owner to do is take that approach to a second level? What, what kind of redundancy do we need in place so that we can continue to operate as a business and continue to use as an owner? There's nothing worse than having to pick up the phone and call an owner.

Hey, you know, we have a little setback here.

And putting Koju aside for a few seconds, if you were buying a yacht today, what would be the three things that you'd prioritize and why?