So I've been thinking about how to make this little announcement for a couple of weeks now and it's as simple as I think Monster Mechanics is done. We obviously always had this as a hobby project and when we kind of started to feel like we were reaching the end of what we wanted to do and wanted to say with the podcast decided we'd better to just put it on the shelf and call call it finished more than anything else. So we're incredibly grateful, Zach and I, for everybody who has listened to us. Either you started from the beginning and are still with us or if you have only joined us recently. Just having audience members to interact with and listen to our rambling thoughts and bounce ideas off of has been great. Especially want to thank the guests who have been with us over the years. Not that too terrible, many of them, but all of them were fantastic people to work with and obviously the feed is going to stay up for the foreseeable future and if you want more of me and Zach, I mean, we're not going anywhere. N seven project is going to keep going, at least for another couple of seasons. I'm still working on breathing space and there will be other projects in the future. Monster Mechanics was a fantastic thing. It was our first internet project that got released and we learned so much, especially me. I learned just a ton of new skills and how to put together a project and we're incredibly proud of what we did. But sometimes it's time to have a thing be done and that time for Monster Mechanics is now. If you want to share your thoughts with us, we can always be reached on Twitter. You might have a little more success with me at scott paladin I'm terminally online. Zach's not so much around. Or you can hit the podcast Twitter at monstermpod or feel free to still leave us a review or whatever. Like I said, the feed is not going anywhere. The store plus episodes will be there for the foreseeable future and we ah wish you all a happy and prosperous time going forward and thank you for listening. Scott pellet and out.