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I'm never forget sitting down, I don't remember which Apollo it was, I just remember sitting there and it blew up. And people were just shocked, you know, and she was a teacher, we called. So I think it kind of scared, that was kind of a scary thing. I think for all astronauts, but at the same time it was a woman on board. So, you know, they just didn't go up very often, I don't think that helped anything. And Laura, there was a lot of women were the brains behind NASA, I said, don't ever let anybody tell you different. And yeah, they just, they don't talk about it as much as they should. And there are documentaries about it as well, man, they were brilliant, I have to say, I'm very proud. Anyway, I'm proud of all of them. Many clearly, it's not women either, but women did play a big, big part of it. And I think it's better than anyone knows behind the scenes, absolutely. Anyway, thank you, Scott, and it's my pleasure helping out. You have a great day.