what you're here to do. And that's what's so fantastic about the Special Olympics too right because even if when your special Olympian. Computer that you Wear special. Olympia and kind of pride that isn't stills and you have seen because when she found a Special Olympics and in the first games in Chicago in 1960. Now we're in a 180 countries four million athletes all over the globe. And -- there's a special moment in India only I went with Timothy Shriver and the chairman of our board and the son of Eunice Kennedy sarge Shriver. A few years ago to India and down. You talk about a transformative experience on. Women don't want a woman and -- forum who you know small rural town in India who. Was ashamed of her son who had an intellectual disabilities until Special Olympics . And she came to this form and she was crying and she said you know I was machine to go to the supermarket or be seen in the street with my son. But now because the Special Olympics he is a place in the world. And it was the -- with sports to get up on of the house to