for our listeners. So, all of our dogs, the Shep's and the Maus, the Shep Maus, all that stuff, they are all patrol dogs, which means they're out there looking for bad guys, apprehension, and then but they're all dual certified. So, they're patrol and something else. And it's either drugs or bombs. Is it a tough thing to teach dogs that additional thing? It actually isn't that difficult because we've already shown the dog odor equals reward. We do the exact same way with detector school. And now all we're doing is just teaching the dog like, "Okay, you know human beings equal reward. Now smell this odor, whether it's drugs or bombs." As soon as they smell the odor for the first time, they're getting a reward right away. And then it immediately clicks, and then they understand, "Oh, I know this game. I smell this, I get reward. I smell this, I get reward." And And again, obviously we have multiple odors, and we'll start with one, and then we'll just go from odor to odor to odor to odor. Luckily for drugs, we only have three odors, but for bombs, usually we have probably nine to 10 odors that we're locking them in before they're even done with detector school. See, and I thought it'd be the other way around. Like Like drugs would be way more complicated than bombs. What drugs do you train them on? Cocaine, meth, and heroin. So, not pot like people think. Mhm. I can smell that myself. I can sniff that out for you. I mean, honestly, that's what it comes down to, right? It's still plain smell, but we took it away from all of our dogs because of the way that things are going, obviously with it being medically legal, if it eventually just becomes legal in general. We didn't want to have to deal with that because then that's it then that's an issue. You have to try to retrain the dogs or get get them off the marijuana. So, it was just a lot easier for us not to even worry about it at this point. So, then for bombs, for explosives, what what all what all things are they learning? There's black powder, there's like double base, single base, there's C4, there's Semtex. Like we even use stuff like cutting tape, like things that you'll actually use to make a bomb, not so much the bomb odors. The bomb side of it is a lot more in detail than it is for the drug side, for sure. What's the next step if you find explosives? Run away. Yeah. No, we will call a Tampa bomb squad. Okay.