shoutout, by the way. we think of, you know, the astronaut training corps, years, and years and years of preparation. these are four space tourists, how much real work will they be accomplishing? >> so they went through six months of training so that they can, if they need to, minorly fly the spacecraft, that is make someadjustments, make some tweaks to it. the idea is this is all automated, controlled from california, hawthorn, california, that you can get on this spacecraft, this is the goal in the future, you can go up into orbit, higher, deeper than the international space station, come back three days later without touching a button. that's the goal. the goal is to open it up so people with no space training can do it. they can just get on and get off. i still think you're going to need the bravery, though. but that's the theory. these four, if it all goes right, they won't need to do anything, brian, as far as flying the spacecraft. >> cal perry, it's always great to witness a launch from the space coast in florida and i envy you the evening you've had