Well, first of all, it's a longer duration of totality than normal. The normal duration of totality, average doubt for all eclipses, is about three minutes 40 seconds. This one will be if you're along the center line in the United States from the Mexico border, all the way up to Indianapolis will be four minutes or longer of totality. In 2017, there were 12 and a quarter million people in the path, you know, as it came from Oregon and went down through South Carolina. This time, there are more people than that that live in Texas in the path of totality. And the entire path covers about 31 and a half million people, who, if it's clear on eclipse day, can just walk outside, look up, boom, eclipse.