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Okay, I'll at least tell you how the Beacon Lodge Cruise was. It was a, it's a blind camp, right? It's in Pennsylvania. I have nothing to do with Pennsylvania, but our group went in Scarborough from the Scarborough, whatever it is, the Learning Center, whatever it is that sponsored it. Because I don't even know them. I was just put on it by a ham friend who's also blind. So, years back, like in the zeros, because I don't remember the exact, probably oh, seven, something like that, we went, right? It was a lot of fun, you know, and on the deck you could walk around and there's the different vendors. There was a guy making pizza, there was Chinese food, there was all kinds of things. But what happened was, yeah, they said the meals were covered, but you eat when they eat. But that's not how you're always doing that, right? Sometimes you might want to go to the cigar shop and buy a cigar. Sometimes you might want to go to one of the shops and buy something else, right? Like maybe get some tacos. The guys were in the, you know, their brews, their brewskis. I was more into my pipe. And so as far as I know, any of those things, like at two o'clock in the morning when you're not eating with anyone else, if you want a slice of pizza or something, you're paying for that. So I'm just saying, that's how that trip worked. And it was a lot of fun. I'd probably do it again if they could somehow, you know, minus the mosquitoes and all the rest of it. I got attacked hardcore. Think about it, right? Water, mosquitoes. But anyways, so that's how that was. I don't know if they're all like that, but you got to pay for this stuff, you know? I don't even know all the money I spent. But it came out of my pocket. This is repeater station Kilo 4-7, November, Quebec, November. All-star node 6-2-2. Located in the state park there, right? It didn't go anywhere. So you didn't even get to enjoy, say, sea sickness or anything.