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Hey everyone this is Bryan here dropping a quick note. I've received emails from several of you and I really appreciate them. Effectively saying, I really like what you've started and I hope you continue. Well thanks, I've liked it too. I've had to pause for a bit and turn attention to my business. Fortunately that's been for good reasons and with great results. But it's been very front and center for my attention and will be for another month or so. That said, I've enjoyed what we've done so far and I definitely want to keep this going. I still have two episodes already recorded that I want to edit and publish. I think there's a lot of value still to come from this. When I resume, I'm curious to have some conversation regarding these fires in Canada that have been smoking out the east coast of the U. S. In particular, because Canada seems to have had a let it burn policy that many in the U. S. have praised as a good thing. I am looking forward to hearing a professional and experienced perspective on how effective that actually has been and is being up there in Canada. And is this a model that we should follow in the U. S.? I don't think the answer is obvious and I'd like to go deeper than the news articles. And of course, how do we bring innovation, let natural fire run its course, do the good things for the forest and our ecosystems that it always has done, but also bring technology to keep the natural fire where it's doing good for our ecosystem without damaging our communities. I just want to thank everyone for their support, drop this quick little note, and I will be back as soon as I can. Thanks for your feedback. I really appreciate it.