"And of course, the new the newest introduction to the Star Trek set core, which will debut this September. And if you haven't had the opportunity to be, this is the time to go. Is the Galileo shuttlecraft. And we got a little Galileo shuttlecraft from the series that was refurbished and made to look brand spanking new. Will settle at the Star Trek original series set tour in Ticonderoga. And we're building a whole landing bay for it. We're building a whole shuttle experience, and it's pretty amazing. Well, as Ron Swanson said, I cried twice in my life and once was when little Sebastian died. Well, I have to tell you, I felt that way when I set foot into that hangar where the Galileo was being was restored because the secret restoration location. Yes. Unknown by many. They blindfolded Isaac and I and put us in the back of a truck. And we went for miles. And then it was like Breaking Bad. And then we we were let out and brought into this building. And of course, I had my phone, which showed exactly on GPS where I was. And so and then we saw the shuttlecraft. And I had seen it maybe five, ten years ago on the Intrepid in New York while it was on its tour. But to sit and actually touch the creator, to be there in the you know, and walk right up to it. And it was pristine, beautiful restoration. And as listeners of the show know, I love the shuttlecraft. I love it. And what they have accomplished, James Cawley and Brian mix with the Kickstarter, I land the shuttlecraft campaign is absolutely remarkable. And everyone involved with that restoration."