the cohesiveness in that, in that group of birds to make them a team?

Well, you have to, you have to have a keen eye, and you have to select birds out of your, your kits that you're flying or your teams that have the tendency to go on the breaks more so than others.

You're always looking for your best pigeon.

We like birds that fly at the front of the team or kind of like the front and middle of the team because those are the ones that kind of set up the break, to break, to break in unison.

If you-- Something that most people don't, don't talk about and, and, and maybe they won't even, they won't even agree with what I'm about to say, but what I've noticed is every single break, when the b-- and a break is when the birds turn together, when they break together in unison.

We have to have five or more.

The object is to get 20 to go at the same exact time.

Yeah.