 What should advertisers and brands know about my show? Wow, that's like a marketing question. I feel like I should have went to school for that. It's very successful. A lot of people are watching, especially in the Latino community. If you're on Latin to go into that market, then you should definitely advertise on the Mayans MC. We have a wide spectrum of America and who buy everything. I think that advertising on a live program has value. It appeals to families in all ages. It is certainly a lot of fun. It is something that is spontaneous. And it's a big franchise and brand that's been around for a long time. So you kind of know what you get when you pay for it. That if they advertise and have integrations on our show, they will see profits go 1,000 fold. Ha, ha, ha. First of all, our show is hysterical. We have some of the greatest comedic male actors on our show and female actresses. They should know that I used to be an ad guy and I used to work in an ad agency and I've written commercials that have been on TV so I understand what you're looking for. And this is that. They should know that if you advertise on card sharks, on ABC, you will get a million percent back on the money you spend. That's right, a million times. If you spend a million dollars, if you do the math right, that's 16 trillion dollars you'll get back. Niche marketing has actually come back into the conversation, I think, in a way that it had disappeared for a while. You know, it's not always about the greatest number of people. Sometimes it's about the specificity of the group and from there, you expand. We're in the 90s, which I think is like kind of a really fun moment to play on right now being the nostalgia is such a big part of everyday life for people and I think there's something really heartwarming and fulfilling about seeing a show that kind of brings you to your past. I still think people watch ads all the time. I do, constantly. In fact, I don't even tune into programming, I just tune into the ads.