 having the ability to go through all aspects of our food bank and, you know, data entry and, you know, pick five or six of our areas that could really be something that they could spend a couple of months at a time. And then when they graduate after a year, not necessarily with the end game always being employed at the food bank, but the end game being having skills that make them very, very qualified to be, you know, have a job almost anywhere within the state.