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because we didn't KPI people on welfare taking so much out of it. Right. And then, you know, it also will enable more women. One of the things we're bridging is the age gap, but primarily we think of this conference

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as getting people acquainted with each other so that they will reach out toward each other when they think of going into action for certain programs. It seems that a woman middle age and beyond who has had her family and that sort of thing would have had

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her lifestyle already set. Is this traumatic or is it dramatic for a woman of that description? I think it's very dramatic. And I think some of us who grew up in, Well in the generation after the 20s who came to me to our social maturity then

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sort of took our achievements and our good luck for granted. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. No. Uh in the last 10 or 15 years it's higher now, something like 42%. There are some women with Children, some men with Children who have to have them taken care of who

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can't afford private, not necessarily franchise, but private daycare. And that the main the main sector that this effect is working and many women simply cannot afford to work. No, their work