 People come here and they don't know really what they're looking for, but they really are looking for a challenge to be tested. You could ask any Marine and I'll guarantee you every Marine will say, they got off that bus and said, what did I get myself into? But we wanted it. We wanted to challenge ourselves, I think, to see if we could earn that title of United States Marine. It's not a myth. It's a different breed of cat. And the only way you can do it is push each and every recruit to the limits of their ability. Not trying to move it past them, but we're trying to get them to succeed. Yeah, it was stressful physically, mentally, but again, you get a bond of everybody that experiences that. The bond I have with my brothers in Fox Company, I have a closer bond with them than I do with my own brother. You know, a reason being that we were fighting for each other. We wanted to make sure we had each other. Your loyalty and commitment to an entity is directly proportional to the price of admission. The price of admission to be a Marine is high.