So I'd be interested, Red, in what you think it means to be community-based without cutting off and saying, you know, this event is only for the Atlanta community, which it's-

Yeah, I think that that's the key for everything.

One of the things when I created Fintober Fest last year, I-- it was very community centric.

It was very intentional about how do we tackle all aspects of fintech.

So having the diversity of payments and crypto and blockchain, and even things that you would consider maybe sustainability or health tech that are kind of fintech adjacent.

So I wanted those folks there, and I wanted students, I wanted investors and founders and practitioners and mentors, and that was kind of the, the culmination of that first year was a very, very much of a success.

I see that echoing into this week.

What can people expect at, uh, Fintober Fest?