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Yeah, well, cutbacks can always be felt everywhere. You know, because the Canadian government does it to save money. That's what I mean, we have our own distractions here. We can't always think about American news. Not that we ignore it, but we have our own problems here, we really do. Yeah, so the CNIB, the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, yeah, they had the badass Christmas parties, like they were really good. And then they just had other things, like they had winter camp, they had some of the summer camp, where they took a lot of the kids and adults and people that were a part of the foundation out, right? Like they'd have bowling, they'd have sleepovers in the tent. They used to have like where they would take us to jazz festival in various cities across the country, and they would put us up in tents, campers, because we would sleep over at where the festival was taking place. Like an example was, I went, see, probably 08, 07, because that's when they had a lot of that stuff. I went to one in Ottawa, and so that was fun. Yeah, we had a sleepover in the tent, right on the premises where they had the festival. So that's one example, and it was a lot of fun, yeah. They don't do that stuff now.