We are in Joliet. We're going to do the Joliet iron work type, which is right over here, but I wanted to take a moment while the train was coming in to really explore the fact that we are in Joliet. And we are right near, I guess at the end of the trail, is the old Illinois State prison, which they used in the Blues Brothers. You close down in 2002, so we're going to be okay when we pass by. Yeah, but I got to assume, so in the beginning of the Blues Brothers, see the bridge behind the tree here, I'm pointing to, it's going down, in the beginning of the Blues Brothers, after he picks up, Elwood picks up Jake from jail, they have a scene where they cruise over a bridge, and that looks like the bridge that they cruise over. So since that bridge was up and is now going down, I wanted to capture that on film. I am so excited. I am so excited. I'm very excited too. I generally love, and I said this when we went live a little bit, but I love great, sorry, brownfield. So I love taking old industry and bringing it back to nature. And that's what this hike is. It's cold out, so we got the car on. But I really like that, because I can still feel that, that city energy, except there were back in the nature. And, you know, Joly, I mean, this is the hardest work in town in the States. I mean, this is old America. Yeah, well, that's the feel I get. I've never really seen anything like this going through the town. I mean, there's steelworks and ironworks and bricks. It's very strange. Cold, like, all very industrial. And I've not seen anything like this before. I mean, do you look at this factory over your shoulder? I don't know what they were doing. It looks like a steel building because of the long, longness. But all the windows are busted out. I mean, that's just hopefully next to come down some point. But we're going to be walking along the tracks kind of a straight line. But I think we got water over here and tracks over here. The hike is down and back. Well, no, the loop. So it's actually down one side and around another. I don't think it actually starts till a little bit further. All right. Well, this could not be any more of the industrial beginning. And I really like that. The train's still on the background. We had to drive through kind of downtown Juliette. They're filming a movie today. So that was a little distracting on the drive. But we went by the new minor league ballpark. Yeah. There are some some things we can kind of see the lights from the ballpark now. Adult, correct. Adult detention center. Yeah. More on the negative side than the positive side. It's here. It's here. I guess. So I'm saying the car Juliette is either the third, second or third largest city in Illinois. Maybe the third. I mean, there are a lot of people here. And obviously it's a pretty big place. The downtown does not feel that way. Evanston is a bigger downtown. Rockford's a bigger downtown. Walkiegan maybe. Maybe not, but it seemed about the size of walkiegan from a downtown state. From a downtown state. Nice old cathedrals. I mean, there's some stuff here that is neat aside from the industry. So hopefully we'll just keep working off the energy of the industry. Let's do it. There we go.