Quick review of the different co-working options I had. It'll only be five minutes and I'll go through these. If you don't know what co-working is, it's usually just people getting together to work. Just like meeting up for friends in a coffee shop or sitting in a coffee shop around strangers. But usually this is remote. I'll go through all four, but I'll be really clear. The only one that really worked for me was focusmate. And just to set the stage, I was looking for some sort of option where I could jump in, start meeting with someone right away without me having to send out invites to everybody I know. So I'll start with focusmate and then I'll go through the others. So focusmate, the great thing is you can see a whole bunch of people that are willing to meet with you. Each of these people, you can see how long their sessions are. So this is a, you can see it's a 30 minute session or 25 minute Pomodora session. Once you click on someone, you have the option of actually booking that session. You get five in a week, which I thought was really cool. I went in and scheduled a bunch, but I think the coolest thing about focusmate is you can see right here when a session is starting. So I've got one starting in four minutes. I click join. It brings me to a video and the other people are there. Everybody that I met with, I did a 50 minute in two 25 or three 25 minute sessions. They were all really professional. We got into it right away. They're all really friendly. You can also learn a little bit more about the person by clicking on their little profile. And it was nice. It helped me kind of understand more about who I was going to meet with. Okay, so onward social Pomodoro seems like it's supposed to match you up with someone, but it never matched me with someone. I like that idea. Just going to a webpage meeting with someone to work. Life that was. It seemed to be more of like a space where you'd loaded up in one of your browsers. You can customize like timers, you can bring in music, you can have to do's. Upgrading lets you, you know, by sending referral links, you can have different. You know, different quotes and all sorts of other things. It seems more like something you put on the secondary monitor. But the nice thing was you can actually access videos of, you know, say people coding or something like that. And so it's actually a person. That's just recorded themselves working. So I didn't like life at because I couldn't find anyone right away. I tried my focus space. And the thing I didn't understand is I saw people that were grayed out, but I realized. Those people were people that wanted to do a two hour session. So if I could, I could click book. It gives me a confirmation and then I can go from there. I didn't really like my focus space because I was looking for more 25 minute or one hour sessions. And the only one hour session was yesterday. I suppose I could put myself in here, but there just wasn't a lot of people there already. I saw a flow club and it looked really cool. The only downside that I see is you have to sign up for a wait list. It doesn't seem like it's available for everybody. And I noticed this one. There's a bunch of people working together. I have found other people doing co-working on Twitch and other different places. There were even discord as you could join where you'd all share, which I thought was cool. But I really liked focusmate. The people were professional. They were really fast and for gosh, five bucks a month. It's a no brainer. The other thing that I like to is that they had a lot of like you could block people. You could specifically choose to not work with certain people. And then you can go through the list. You can go through the list and you can see who you've met with before. And then if you use their referral link, you can go in and kind of find that person and then look at their calendar. But out of all those options, I strongly recommend focusmate. Quick review. Hope that helped.