in New York and I’ll go into a little of their history uh later in the, in, in the monologue as, as part of this, the, the buyer which is JF will acquire all of the outstanding shares of our company for 45 50 per share and our stock will no longer be publicly traded. And we think it’s a, you know, it’s a win for all of our stakeholders. It provides immediate value for, you know, current shareholders and it positions our business for long term success as we transition to a, you know, more of a vertically integrated industrial waste provider. It’s um you know, difficult to transition a company with the public company exposure where you’re, you’re managing quarter to quarter. So I’m pretty excited about the fact that we can build the company as a private entity. And to give you a little bit of history on, on JFL, they’re a leading private equity firm. They have a history of investing in companies that have, you know, technical capabilities, specialized products, services where performance is critical and as we proved um during the pandemic, I mean, our services to our customers are critical. They, they can’t manufacture with without being able to move the the industrial waste streams. So they understand, you know, deeply what we do and the, the value that we provide to our customers. And they’ve had a, you know, pretty strong legacy of supporting services, businesses like ours, you know, to even go further into their history. They, they’ve had a successful track record of, of investing and managing other environmental business businesses. One is a company called waste control specialists that I ship waste to probably 20 years ago. That’s a tremendous asset. Uh You know, in West Texas is permitted to take industrial waste and nuclear waste. Historically, they’ve done more nuclear waste and industrial waste. So I’m pretty excited that we can bring something to the table when we partner with them. You know, we can, as everybody knows, we struggle to move waste streams post the pandemic. Given the, the oversupply problems that most of the commercial hazardous waste facilities we’re dealing with and no, nobody can handle our volume. So that’ll be a nice win for us. They also own a large construction intermediation company by the name of which we think will benefit from our emerging offering. And a couple of other companies that I was familiar with when I was in the oil and gas waste business, a company called Sprint Energy which combined with a company called NRC. Together, they managed energy related waste streams. They had a national emergency response business. They were probably patriots largest competitor on the west coast. So quite a bit of experience in our, our er, business and industrial services business. And as I, I mentioned earlier, I’m pretty excited that it’ll, it’ll offer us a lot more flexibility in, in the way we operate by being a private company, allow us to attack market opportunities more quickly. And to, you know, the, the main goal is to improve the overall experience for our customer and you know, our customers and our employees. And, you know, to that, to that point, I think any time you have accelerated growth, that’s going to create, uh you know, an operating environment that gives our team members uh enhanced opportunities and opportunities for, for more personal growth. You know, why, why now, I mean, we, we’ve created a tremendously valuable company over the last 25 years. We’ve had a good run the last 6.5 years, we’re an attractive target to potential buyers and, you know, financial sponsors have come after us and our board, it was a compelling offer and our board had to strongly consider it for the benefit of all stakeholders. And, you know, we, we started as a private company, you know, pretty humble beginnings for all the people that have been around for way more years than I have. You know, we were a division within heritage environmental Services and started growing fairly rapidly. I mean, did a tremendous job in the late nineties, early two thousands decided to go public in 2008, you know, fairly small public company. We still are a fairly small public company. We, we’ve all worked very hard to fill the gaps from an operating standpoint, you know, lots of organic growth, uh you know, more than a handful of acquisitions of our own and pretty proud that, you know, our team hasn’t missed a beat in terms of execution. We, we’ve done a remarkable job winning over customers and really with our exceptional service, we’ve never been a price leader. We, we can’t be a price leader given