I always ask me where should I move to? I'm thinking about buying land somewhere. And how do you relate to those things? And my answer is, well, go where you want to go. There's an opportunity everywhere. And so there's no magic bullets. So go where you really feel comfortable. And wherever you feel comfortable, which it usually means there's people there that I like or there's a social group that I like or there's land, you know, whatever. Because it's funny because people always concentrate on the technical, even people within our world of regenerative agricultural agricultural agricultural agricultural whatever you want to call it, people within that world, they concentrate on some sort of natural capital advantage or some sort of capability of the land advantage. And yeah, that's valuable and you shouldn't ignore it. But, you know, in reality, we know that we can make almost any landscape. That's right. Or at least a lot more functional. It's exactly right. So we've got that begun very advantage in that landscape function. That's right. What we've got to be aware of is that those kind of personal relationships stuff is harder. And it's more important, absolutely. Then choosing the right aspect or choosing the right soil. That's right. You don't have to know much about our story. It doesn't help. Messed up our farm wasn't we came. But, but yeah, you can, I read books, you know, they always say, you know, buy good land. You know, buy good, no, I say buy junk land, buy the cheapest junkest junkiest kind of place. Because you can always heal it. There's no reason to buy somebody else's stewardship. Buy somebody's mishap. And you'd be the steward. Yeah. I mean, here we've, we've, we've took us a while to see what the, the, the advantages of this particular land. You know, people will describe it as gut country. It's overgraced rocky slopes with dispersive clay soils and lots of shale, you know, covered in eucalypt forest or, or, or be a ground. And it took us, it's taken us a while. But then when we've been here for a while, we see things like we've got this, you know, dominance of this kangaroo grass thematic species with, you know, perennial sea four grasses here, which are the, the, the, the prize glory ever, ever sustainable grazing system. And it's all over the place here. Yeah. With a little tiny bit of stimulation, that's going to be the little bit of management. It'll just, it'll just take over and, and it'll be, it'll be an even. So we're sitting, so we're sitting on this huge natural advantage that, you know, you can find those things that they're very niche, different ecosystem. There's something like that that will allow you to build a profitable enterprise. Yeah. All you've got to do is know it. Yeah. And know that lands. Yeah. And that's right. It just takes a little bit of time. That's right. That's why you shouldn't go into that. And, and, and, and, and plenty of creativity. And, and to not listen to the neighbors who say, all this land wouldn't do anything, you know, you know, money and farming and all the, all the negatives that they always tell you. Never would hear. Yeah. They will never work here. Yeah.