 Alrighty, so I awkwardly and embarrassingly enough left out the main part about the Cedar Fair conference call that affects all the parks in the Cedar Fair chain from the last video. So I'm gonna quickly sum it up in a very short video right now because it's really juicy and it needed to be said. I was typing it out in the main top comment underneath my video as a wrap up. And then I was like, oh, not everyone's gonna see this and this is like the juiciest part. So, but nonetheless, let's get right to it. So Cedar Fair with the $190 million that they're gonna start spending more in park than in park and renovations starting in 2022 is also just flat out gave out the extension that they plan to have for parks that are getting coasters every two to three years. So parks that are currently getting coasters every two to three years, there's gonna be a one to two year delay added on top of that from now on. So let's say Canada's Wonderland was a park, historically we were getting a coaster every three years especially if you add in when Yukon was meant to be built, it's every three years. So we will now get a coaster every four to five years instead of every three years. A park like Kings Island who gets a coaster I think every three to four years is gonna get a coaster every four to five years now if that makes sense and so on and so forth. So what they're gonna be doing is they're gonna be investing in more strategic attractions with more immersive experiences that will help delay the gap year. So for example, they install a giga coaster, they would typically need to install another roller coaster three years after that to keep drawing in guests and encouraging them to buy fast lane. Now with attractions that they are gonna be building starting in 2022, I think that they've already started this though. I think Yukon and Copperhead were a part of this as well and Orion as well. You're gonna start seeing more immersive experiences that are going to encourage a broader audience that are gonna encourage people to get fast lane. They're gonna market fast lane better I'm assuming which will allow them to now build a coaster four to five years after they currently just built one instead of three years. That's for the big parks though by the way I'm not saying that's all Cedar Fair parks. They are saying that this is gonna be applied to all of their major parks and this will help spend money at every park every year. So this is a part of Cedar Fair's new process of investing in every park every year with something new and exciting. So I just wanted to get this video out there about that super quickly because I left it out of my other video. I'm so sorry. Another big tidbit that I left out of the other video that I put in the pinned comments of the other video is Cedar Fair is starting to pay down a lot of its debt a lot quicker and balance out its balance sheet to place itself in a spot where they can strategically go after M&As if they arise again just like the Six Flags one but it looks like Cedar Fair is looking to be maybe the head of any M&As that might happen and they reference the Paramount Park takeover they wanna put themselves in a place where if something does arise they can hop on that and purchase that if something like that happens again where I guess a chain is looking to sell or merge. Anyways, I just wanted to include that really quickly. Hope you enjoyed this video. Don't forget to leave a like, comment and subscribe if you haven't. Have a good one guys. Bye.