So CCD smiles is an organization to help people with chlorocranial dysplasia. I have this condition. You guys might remember that I talk about it in the first episode of season one when the bullies are making fun of me because of my teeth. And I still don't have my teeth actually. I didn't realize that crack was going to be so audible. I'm sorry. I usually have the only one that hears that. But right in the middle of the mic, wow. But it's a condition you're always born with it and it affects the growth of pretty much every bone in your body. But mostly your collarbones, your bone, that your collarbones, of course it affects the structure of your jaw. And a lot of people think that they don't have enough teeth. They actually have more teeth. And what the thing is is that your genes, basically most people, they say you've got to have your baby teeth. They're going to fall out. Adults, they're going to come in. They're going to stop. No. With CCD, your baby teeth don't want to come out. Your adult teeth don't want to come in and you more than likely have more teeth than you should. And a lot of doctors will extract a bunch of baby teeth thinking, oh, they'll come in eventually. Don't worry. That's pretty much what happened with me. And they didn't know that they weren't coming in. And they needed to apply chains or some other way of pulling the teeth down. Manually. And that is the process that I'm going through right now. And I think CCD smiles is not just to raise money for people who can't afford these surgeries. Because a lot of times people have to pay for all of it, even if they're, even if they have insurance, it doesn't even cover it because there's always that battle. Is it medical? Is it cosmetic? Is it dental? I personally think it's medical. I think everyone thinks it's medical. It's a medical condition. It's a bone condition that you're born with. It's medical. And a lot of, I think it's disgusting to say that it's cosmetic. You need your teeth. Okay? You need your teeth. Thank you. You need your teeth. And I think it's not just to raise money for people who can't afford these surgeries. I think it's to educate a lot of doctors who can help a lot of people with this. And thankfully, I have great doctors that are able to help me with everything. And thankfully, I started early, but like, can't say the same for a lot of people. So it really is to help everyone out there. You can go to CCDSmiles.org. And donate whatever you can. You can donate money. You can even, if there's a fundraiser or something nearby, you can even volunteer if you'd like to. If it comes your way, I mean, it is still, we're still building it up right now. I mean, it isn't all that big just yet, but I think everyone here can help out. So thank you guys. I appreciate the support. Thank you for the question. I appreciate it.