-- and. -- A lot of people think that bricks and mortar bookstores are dead that folks are dead. And I followed news. It's fiction because. Here we are doing right. When RT bookstores in -- closed. I got together with -- -- we decided to open -- -- because we knew that we didn't wanna live in the city -- didn't have a bookstore . All the shells that you see in store actually came out of different -- stories that we're going out of business. When I was growing up. I went to mills bookstore in Hillsboro village in Nashville this couple blocks away from my school. Everybody knew us they knew what we had just read and so they can always say I was just you've been reading Little House on the Prairie you know you -- read Charlotte's web. People who would put the right books in our hands. These are some very good. And that's the kind of bookstore that I wanted to have their incredible to read together. -- my pleasure. Have you Mets aren't. -- the story about how. When there isn't a bookstore in. Your city there's an incredible void because what you realize is that the bookstore . Isn't just the place you come to buy books its community center. It's the place for you bring your kids for story