Could have been close tore 10 million than the 15 to 16 that we had to provide for. Ok. Two more questions. One, as rec and park actually lease vehicles, Passenger Vehicles or s. U. V. S or anything like that . No, it does not. Ok, im you all have great ribbon cuttings and i would love to celebrate them with each of you. All right. I donated to that playground, norman, too. What is the Cost Reduction for the large concert such as a bed lands for next year . Have you been in touch with them and are they do you intend tt revenue coming into rec and park next year . Very much our hope. Obviously subject to publichealth guidances and i know i know the sector hit hard in this crisis is the arts and entertainment industry. Its our hope theyll be back. We would love to work with them on additional concerts and events if possible to kind of make up for some of the lost revenue and its all still in flux until we get guidance that we can go back to a normal life again. Ok. Got it. And any other
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