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Alright, well I did talk to the directors of the Seattle location when we were down there doing the Rain or Shine event and I did find out that they were doing a Denver location and I didn't know about the new Seattle second location. That is amazing. I have a feeling though, and don't you just think for a second there Paul, that they're going to need a lot of extra volunteers to tag and clean and assemble and then put in their relative position historically for the exhibits. A lot of extra volunteer help, what do you think? Yes, I don't know how they're going to do it otherwise. They were just saying there's a video that they just put up about two hours ago which is how I found out about all this. They did say that they are the volunteers who have been hauling equipment from donations throughout the West have been getting tired as much as they enjoy doing all of that. Because this is a very, you think collecting boat anchors is a challenge? Imagine that you're the kind of person who's only buying old AM broadcast transmitters but they're hauling so much stuff around and cleaning it. And yeah, I mean it's really amazing to see all these younger people who have come into the museum over the last five to ten years have really revitalized it. I went about ten years ago or more the first time I went to the museum and it was all retirees. I'm like this is really cool how is it ever going to hang on but it's thriving so it's pretty exciting. K7, PJP.