I think the theme that I keep coming back to is this idea of layers. I keep thinking about that. How there's just a lot to unpack with the ambition of this event on top of the ambition of the event itself on top of the historical cultural context of where it was. So it was really cool. And where I'd start though is actually just thinking about science festivals in general and public science, because as I was coming in this late driving into town, I was just flipping through radio stations and being reminded when you're in a big city, you get a lot of radio station options, while I'm thinking about this big festival event I'm going to, and everything on the radio was about the Atlanta Falcons because they had a home football game and then I parked and rode the train in and it's packed with people wearing Falcons jerseys. And I'm just reminded about how in big metropolitan areas, how much competition there is for people's time and attention. And I know the Atlanta Streets Alive thing is a big deal. But I would be surprised how many people on this train had any idea that was going on. And then to get out into the neighborhood and see it start to set up, was really, really cool and exciting from my perspective. And then I was really interested to meet Justin knowing what his research and expertise was in. So just the setup of it and the ambition of it, was really, really intriguing and compelling to me.