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but i think you really can give so many life examples and life lessons through travel. like is Connecting the dots is a big thing. so it's not even like you're necessarily You don't have to actively try and teach them on vacation, just go on vacation and have a good time and they will see that currencies aren't the same everywhere. And then they'll look at the money and they'll say, well, who is this? And, you know, and then you can have a conversation and, you know, sometimes you're not going to know who it is either, but you can find out the answer. um They'll learn about exchange rates. They want to buy something, but, you know, like how much does that really cost? You know, they'll hear people speaking in another language and they'll realize not everyone speaks English. There's just so many invaluable lessons that you know I can't stress enough how important. And also, like you know you'll go somewhere and they'll see these like textiles and you know you go into the the shops and the art and stuff, and it's all going to be different from where you live. yeah And so the architecture, the houses, the way people live, maybe you know in a lot of places, people don't have individual houses, right? They're either you know connected road houses or they're or they live in an apartment or they live in a small village. I mean, everything is and and or they live in somewhere that, um you know, that's hundreds and hundreds of years old, maybe even older than that. So it's I think it's great for them. But then, you know, for parents, I think let's be honest here, like traveling with kids, it's stressful. Nothing, like I said, is going to go exactly to plan.