Alright, that went just... Oh, beautiful day though. Early April, upper 50s, low 60s, sunny. All the trees are blooming. I mean, I was out here yesterday trying to do this exact same thing. It was very windy as well. It also was suffering from a COVID vaccine reaction, not a reaction, but you know. You hear of those side effects and I definitely was suffering from them. And I was out of it for about half a day. Getting people... getting people... so we can start people... Oh boy, the vaccine is kicking in. Lights are on. No it is home. Alright, so really this hopefully going to be a quick video. I just wanted to go a little bit more in detail in terms of what's going on on their back. And I also kind of show you some of the features that I'm excited about. And give you a little bit of a time line to when we can expect to have a quote-unquote market ready. A bag available for the general public. Alright, so bag updates. So for those of you who don't know, one of the pillars of Fathercraft, one of the reasons we started Fathercraft was to be able to create a physical product, especially a bag designed with that's in mind. Obviously, diaper bags are a mom cornered market. So meaning the diaper bags that are out there today are built from up. We had a green and white polka dot Kate Spade diaper bag for maybe three years. And it was a lovely bag. Honestly, it wasn't that functional. And I did not like carrying it around. I think it was designed more with fashion in mind as opposed to functionality. So one of the things that we wanted to do with Fathercraft is be able to create a bag designed with that's in mind, but also super functional. Also have that stylistic component in mind as well. And I think what we're approaching here is nailing all three of those. And so what we've got here is our third prototype. So over the last maybe year and a half or so, we started with the creation of the back, starting with a tech back, basically a blueprint for what the bag looks like out to the function. And then with some sampling and some prototypes over the past summer to this. And there's been a lot of bumps along the way. A lot of slowdowns, COVID, thanks COVID. And just some other thing, life in general that has kind of slowed this project to a crawl over the last year, year and a half or so. So about two or three months ago, we met a gentleman named Austin, who owns a company called Build Studios. And he just kind of read a whole new life into this project. So really he found a couple of flaws in the original tech back that he updated, some design ideas that he helped us with. And then he created this prototype like within a week. So it's been amazing. So over the last two months, I think we made more progress than we had over the last year or so. So we're super excited to be where we are right now. And where we are is about hopefully two months or so away from having a, like I said, a market ready bag. And I'm going to wait for the wind again. It's really messing up my hair. So what the timeline is now, we've got this, the third prototype here. We're going to make a couple of minor changes to this. Listen to back to Austin. He's going to update this bag, this actual bag. Listen to back to me. We'll give the a okay. And then we'll ship this updated bag to the factory. The turnaround time there is about a month. So conservatively, beginning of June, we'll have the final product. And I can't wait. So what I'm going to do over the next month or so is start highlighting some features that we really like. So today, I wanted to talk about this core to answer an idea that we have to help organize the inside of the bag. So really, you think about it. There may be five or six essential items that you can eat in a diaper bag. You need diapers, wipes, a bottle, maybe a formula container, a burp cloth, potentially blanket, maybe a pacifier. So this, according to me, this is not the final version of this insert, but the idea still remains. What you've got is this, and I hope you can feel it. We'll find out in a little bit later. But what you got is this removable insert, six pockets that can hold everything from your formula container to diapers, bottle, basically all of those essential items that you need in the bag, all in this compartment. And it's amazing. The other aspect of this bag is that it's both a messenger bag and a backpack. So right now, you can see it's in messenger mode. Everything is stored away as it needs to be. But once it's in backpack mode, you can flip this thing around and orient it so it's vertical when the bag is vertical. And I just love the idea of having, you know, the compartmentalized aspect of a bag. There's a spot for everything. The other thing I really like here are the buckles. These are Fidlock Magnetic Buckles. I don't know if you can see that. They are super dope. They are magnetic. They're easy to open, easy to close. But when they're closed, this thing can hold like a thousand pounds worth of force, so they're not going anywhere. Really, that's all I wanted to talk about with the bag today. Just a couple of features that I'm excited about. I think you guys will be too. So yeah, let us know in the comments if you have any other questions or any anything that potentially you want to see in the bag. That's important to you. Happy to hear them. But anyway, I'm cutting this off short because I'm being surrounded by park workers and getting out. And I need to get out of here. So I appreciate you guys. Thanks for watching. And I will see you in the next video. Bye.