 I am starting from scratch, let me tell you, had a complete brand overhaul, like completely third out the window, starting over. Got you. So how do you honestly feel about potentially using Pinterest as a way to reach people? Because based on doing a lot of research, I was thinking as using that on Instagram because Pinterest is mainly visual and Pinterest is very good at leading people away from it, whereas Instagram wants you to stay on Instagram. The Pinterest, you can go to a website, you can go to an Instagram, you can go anywhere from there. It's the network. I think it's a viable option is just about who's on there and the type of music you have, right? Are the type of people that you, that would be your fans, are they on there? Last question, number one, of course there's a diverse set of people on there, but still there's some types that you can pretty much expect not to be there, right? Little baby's fans aren't on Pinterest, you know what I'm saying? But I think it's a very viable option is just about doing the work to figure out what that looks like, right? Because there is that nature of testing. We don't have that hack yet. We have considered Pinterest in terms of running campaigns, but we haven't had the time or an artist that's been committed enough to it to figure out that system. But we do believe that there could be something there. So if you take that time to figure it out, it's just about being responsive to what you see data-wise and coming up with something interesting enough based on the platform that you think people react to. So are you a Pinterest user? Very, yes. Okay, so I think that's very good news. So I think there's a high chance that you understand what people react to, what's interesting on there, how to lead people away. So give it a shot and go from there. All this stuff comes down to testing and does it work? And it might work for this song and it might not work for that song. But that's the ongoing process. No matter how great we get it, we do. We're always trying to figure out a new system, a new platform. Every time you got to start from scratch, what works there? And then we apply different artists to those methods. We have maybe two to three that work for a vast, vast majority of people. But even those don't work for everybody. And then once you get into the niche versions of things and the things that are less common like Pinterest is just catered to the artist approach. And I think even outside of Pinterest people, I wouldn't say for some people who aren't on Pinterest with your Pinterest strategy. But even if you do something through Pinterest, it is interesting enough. Not only will you likely be able to get people on Pinterest to react. If you do it right, it could become a thing that you're an artist who's doing this on Pinterest, which nobody else is using. And that itself becoming a marketing tool if you use that landscape and format to the max and in an interesting way. In the same way, you have somebody like Tiara Wack when she did her minute project. And where all 15 songs were a minute or however many songs it was. And then that also allowed her to have one minute videos. And then all the videos could be on Instagram because they're all one minute long, right? All these things are basically built for the social formatting that she was expressing it through. And if you make sure you do that with that in mind versus just saying, hey, I got this general music and this general album cover and all that stuff. And I'm just posting it on Pinterest. If you can say, no, what does that look like and how can I build around it? You'll be way better off to start. Whether you have success, let's just start the process and then we can navigate from there.