There's lots of other things going on that I think are a little bit more what I call blocking and tackling around road safety and health and wellness that are a little bit harder to see, but I think are really going to pay dividends.

I do too.

Let's go back, Sam, because I remember when PSP was brand new, I think I had been here not even a year yet, and people said, you really need to sit down with Sam Sledge.

Not only because he's the CEO of ProPetru, but because he's a leader in our community and people listen to him, and we want him at the table to help make these decisions.

And so we had to have a few meetings.

Yeah, we did.

Because you asked a lot of great questions.

I mean, um, And these guys are all stars, and I'm super thankful to be able to spend as much time with them as I get to.

Are there, are there any challenges with that, with this growth that's happening? I mean, you know, with the increase in production and, and we've, we've alluded to it and talked about it specifically the, the, as that increase grows over the next 10 years and beyond, you know, what does that feel like? What are the challenges that the Permian Basin, that locals are facing? Not necessarily, you know, I mean, certainly someone sitting at the head, you know, head of the board or maybe just a, you know, a local family that is just trying to work and live and survive.

Well, with, uh, the great American Renaissance or, um, the invention of, uh, fracking, our infrastructure did not keep up with that growth.

And so our roadways were built largely for an agricultural-based economy.

Um, they aren't big enough.

They, uh, they can't handle the volume that they see on them now, and quite honestly, the design doesn't make sense for, for the kind of activity that, that we're seeing on them.

So number one, our roadways need to be updated and made more safe.

Um, two, it goes the same thing with our education system.

So, uh, if you're recruiting someone from, say, Dallas or Houston to come build a career in the Permian Basin, what's the pitch?