Well, I think when you're looking to live in a new place, you have to ask as many questions as you feel comfortable with, because if you lay your head down and the things start falling apart or whatever the case is you'll be saying why didn't i ask questions so i'm looking at places that are closer to the station saw a place really liked it damn near fell in love tell the lady okay what's going on what's our what's our next step she like she all excited okay well yeah here you go here's the paper with all the information here's the website fill out all the stuff send in your paperwork put the money down and then there you go that night literally within a 24-hour period it, I go to the website, fill out the application, upload the proof of income, upload everything that you needed to upload. I send an email because I do some online research. I want to see what other people say. And there are some consistent flaws in the living situation. So I want to give her the benefit of the doubt. So I send her about seven or eight questions just as a follow up. Two days go by. I didn't hear from her. I do get an email, though, from a different address that says, thank you for your application. Reach out to this person for next steps. I'll reach out to that person for next steps. Within the hour, the original person I was communicating with sends me an email and says, oh, somebody else put their money down. The place is no longer there, but I may have another one coming up. This was two weeks ago. I've sent four emails. I called Friday and left a voicemail none of my emails have been returned and the voicemail and my phone call haven't been returned either