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I don't want to pull the George time out. These places become nightmares for people that are just trying to make it to survive. There was something, I think it was Mel or somebody was talking earlier about them charging for the tiny homes. Now, if I had to lose my house because I couldn't pay the amount that I was paying for it and I had to move into one of these tiny homes, paying a fraction of the cost but at least paying for it would help I think with keeping it up because when you get something for free, it's not worth anything. I think a lot of these people because they get it for free, treat it as such like it's not worth anything because they're not paying anything for it. I think paying for something does help with the care and maintenance and how people feel about their thing because if they're paying for it, they want to keep it up. Get the people that are on drugs or have mental health issues the help they need and then give the places at a reduced rate to people who need it because they've lost their jobs and they've got no place else to go charge them a little bit or make them do a little bit of work. They were talking about having people work 20 hours a week or less, 20 hours a month, 40 hours a month, something like that, 10 hours a week to give them one dignity. Most people derive their sense of well-being from the work that they do. If they're not doing work, they tend to suffer and tend not to treat the things that they have with respect. There's things that can be done but there's a lot of people out there saying, you can't make these people work. Yeah, they'd spend something for free. If they had the work to keep it, earn it, maybe they'd treat a little bit better and the money would last longer. They could have a little bit of dignity in life but that's some of my opinions. With that, I will pass it back to Russell, KB9NSK, N9 overview.