I did the program step by step exactly how you showed it and I also launched my own campaign. So I've got about 15 to 200,000 reaches. I'm just kind of wondering about how many reaches do people get through before they start seeing where each is generated? How many reaches? Yeah, so basically it reaches like the people that have seen it. So I've got about a thousand but no reach yet. No one's filled up for them. Yeah. I don't know in terms of reaches. I know in terms of dollars though, how much have you spent? I've spent, I just started it. So like I've got the one going for $20 a day and the other one is $40 a day. But I just started the $40 today. So you told me I've spent like 30 as of right now. $30 maybe? Thank you, Dave. Okay, so the way I look at it is and you've got no leads so far? No, not one. Yeah. So if one were to come in now that sets your cost per lead at Hammer Up to You Spent, $30 cost per lead, which is not outrageous but it depends on how wide you're targeting. What does your geographic targeting look like? So I'm running two campaigns and running one in the state in Mexico and I started that one yesterday. And I'm running one nationally for all of us. Okay, so I mean national campaigns, you would typically get leads for two or three bucks a piece. Right. Whole state, but just one state. I don't know, maybe five to ten, maybe 15 bucks. So something might be a little off there, but also keep in mind that a lot of times with any new campaign on Facebook, there is that learning period for Facebook to learn who to show the ads to. I don't know, you know, you'd have to, yeah, so there's like a, they say it's generally two to four days. But if you've already spent $30 with no leads, I would just double check that because that it sounds like something might be wrong there. If you, there's a screenshot video recorder called loom. It's free. You can download it loom. L-O-O-M is in Mary.com. If you just, I don't know, just do a quick video showing me what is there and then post that in the Facebook group. I can see what you're seeing.