 That means you get a chair at the pool, eat whatever you want, whatever you want, and the crew never nickel and dime ship. No, you're never going to see us on a large cruise ship like that with 4,000 or 5,000 or 6,000 people or more. It's not happening. You know, if you want an experience like that, you can go to Vegas, Orlando. You can certainly have a good birthday there. But if you want to stick with the cruise, you know, I like to get to know the passengers. And you get to do that in an intimate setting on these smaller ships. I like the excursions. And I do like the all-inclusive aspect so you're not always shelling out more money. So Seagorn all the way.