Last year, we got to do it one way. This year, we gotta do it another way. What is the first thing, julian, that a trail runner needs to know to start running in the summer of 2020?  You know, that's what separated us right now is that we are moving forward. That's just it, I think, and I get it to see so many trail run events this summer that have had to outright cancel their races.  That's certainly really tough on the industry. It's tough on the event organizers, and it's also really hard on whether you're a recreational athlete that wants to best your times from the past couple years, your favorite races, and you kind of build your fitness goals around these levels that you know you're going to do each year of these certain events. They're gone.  You know, it's hard on the elite runners that make an income from it, and need to be in the elite level. Maybe they're on the, us mountain running team, or other various ways of competing.  Julian, you know that your discipline here happens to be like one of the only disciplines in sports. You get to run your full series at this moment. Yeah, it's great. It's because of the event size, and we're taking the necessary precautions too feel good that we're doing it responsibly, which we could get into.  We did push back our season two months, so our first race is no longer in two months, on june 27th. Our first race now is august 22nd. Yeah, so we're gonna throw five races in seven weeks starting august 22nd.  They used to be separated by two weeks. This summer, it's just week after week after week. The second way to get back into the trail, running in 2020. This summer.  Is what? What do you physically have to do, julian, to make this happen? We have 500 people that do our races. If we could get 500 people together, in three months, that's what we feel good about? But then what can we do to mitigate - when those 500 people are together -  What are they all getting their hands on - that maybe we can mitigate, so that 500 people can still be together? Like physical? You're speaking physical? Yeah. What exactly - touch. Yeah. So that were being respectful of our current stasis. Where we understand that covid is throwing down, and it's not like you're just like - "hey, we're gonna go throw a race. To hell with everything. " no, you're playing by the rules. You're being conscious.  You're being compassionate about what's happening around you and with a group of 500 people. What are those physical things? Each year, you know, we usually have a pretty killer bib pick up, kind of sponsor sack.