I'd like to thank everyone that came out and supported and they will continue to support and supported us in the past. Like, so appreciative. The money goes to good people. All the skateboarding brands, like really give a shit about what they're doing. It's not just logo, it's a place of thanks for money. I'm just going to call about the culture. It's also a secret thing. Kind of feels almost like a family down here, but it's involved so it's like, it's not like we're here just to kind of take these people's money. It's like we're here because we give a shit about it. It's like the best lifestyle. And that's what it's about. Like skaters, support skateboarders, and we're only going to sell real skateboarding brands here. And dude, for the community, we're on gruff. That's what it's about. Trying to keep the roots around you. Trying to grow a skateboard. We're wanting to make a good job. Trying to have to everybody who's helped us along the way. It's like great for sure we're out on the outside with the likes and tips. Yeah, the family always be insisting. If anyone wants to spend money on another skate shop, go to one out skate shop or play a hot board shop because those guys keep it real and they give a shit about skateboarding for the right reasons. I don't know, support skater and stuff when it comes down here to talk about the small mom and pop shit. That's what this whole town is about. But yeah, I'm just proud that there's a real skate shop in the Ugar County Filing. I've been on 23 years old and I've wished this was happening since I was like 12 and now I'm stoked to be part of it and help direct it. And influence the children. Real skateboarding is because what's out there on the main screen is just kind of like one. It shows support and you get the skate supplies.