B
Yeah.
A
I, I just don't feel right so. There's lots of places if you're going to go camping. K O A -s are wonderful. It's kind of, it's kind of the, uh, yuppie type of camping because they have showers, they have things for kids to do. They have swimming pools, things like that. If you --
B
Oh, my.
A
-- can find, uh, some really nice, clean, uh, campgrounds versus, uh, if you go to state parks, uh, we have found state parks, not that they're lacking but, uh, they're certainly not up to a standard of a K O A where it's, you know, a little bit cleaner. You've got the showers available. It's not, you know, in the same category. State parks, you know, you get a little bit fearful too, uh, you know, things like that simply because it, they are supposed to be patrolled but, uh, you know, it's, it's a little bit different. But, so we've always kind of stayed with a K O A and then, uh, did other things besides just sit at the campground at night. That's the only time you really use your campground. If you're going to be gone all day long, walking someplace or doing tourism or whatever --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- uh, you're camping really is just for like in the evening to start the fire, to sit back and watch a fire, uh, to enjoy that, you know, and then to get up in the morning and get a shower and get cleaned up, that kind of stuff. So we never really spent that much time at the campground as much as we did,