00;00;00;00 - 00;00;23;28 Unknown Okay. Welcome to the Alcohol Licensing Advisory Committee meeting. I'm going to deviate slightly from the agenda that was on the website. As long as nobody has any objection. I'd like to introduce our new members. So we have Crystal Liskov, who is a brewery licensee, and Travis Waterman, who is joining us as a member of the Gaming Advisory Council. 00;00;24;01 - 00;00;51;03 Unknown Crystal, would you like to introduce yourself? Hi, I'm Krista Lewis. Gavin. I own Black Eagle Burger. And Black Eagle are in Black Eagle, Montana. So the south side of Great Falls. So been in business for, since 2015. So yeah. Thank you for joining us. And, Travis, would you like to introduce yourself? Absolutely. Excuse me. Travis Waterman, currently the vice president for Golden Rod operations. 00;00;51;05 - 00;01;09;14 Unknown I've also owned, casino in Billings, Montana for the last ten years myself. So, thank you very much for having me. All right, well, we look forward to getting feedback from both of you. So thank you. Thank you. I'm going to now, turn it over to Jason if you want to. I know you've had some comments or feedback to provide from the comments made last meeting. 00;01;09;15 - 00;01;32;24 Unknown So Jason. Great. Thank you, Becky. And thank you everybody for your participation in this committee. Of course, went back and watch the, the not the first, but the second meeting we had where I felt like there was a lot of the great work done. So I was able to watch that and made some notes because I wanted to be sure and come back to you with feedback from GCD on some of the things that were discussed. 00;01;32;24 - 00;02;02;14 Unknown And so I'll just go through them and happy to answer any questions, as I go through these. But one topic for discussion last time was, fingerprinting and why it's such a difficult process to go through. And is there anything that we can do to make this quicker and, and, the answer is yes, but it would be a significant change throughout the state, specifically where fingerprints are captured. 00;02;02;16 - 00;02;26;14 Unknown So at, police stations and sheriff's departments, they would have to upgrade their very expensive machinery to be able to send fingerprint cards directly and digitally to the FBI. But the problem is, you know, we looked. I ask some questions that you asked of. Well, what about, scanning fingerprints and sending them in and that kind of thing? 00;02;26;14 - 00;02;57;23 Unknown And, so I spoke directly with the bureau chief at, the ID bureau, the administrator, Jason Bryan. So just looking for ways to make this a better process and the problem is that, we need the original fingerprint cards, and we need two of them, because the quality of the print is what's really important, obviously. And so any time you take any document and then scan it, you're, you're lowering the quality of it. 00;02;57;25 - 00;03;24;28 Unknown And that increases the potential for those fingerprints to be rejected by the system that they get submitted to. And when that happens, it can be up to 90 days for them to do what's called a name based search. And so of course, we all want to avoid, things that delay the process. And, and so, scanning fingerprints and sending them in that way just is going to cause you more problems than good. 00;03;24;28 - 00;03;49;24 Unknown I think, because of the quality, we have to put them through a specific fingerprint machine when we scan them into the FBI. So they have to be the perfect size, which is the size of the fingerprint card. And so if we get other documents that have been scanned in that are not the same size, then we have to try and get them to the perfect size to where it would go through that scanner with less problems. 00;03;49;24 - 00;04;17;07 Unknown And so all that to say, we definitely looked into it. And there's not a good fix except for the machines to be updated. In all the police departments and sheriff's offices where those fingerprints are taken. And it's of course, about 50 to $60,000 per machine. But those agencies are probably not super excited about spending money on. So that's an update on that. 00;04;17;09 - 00;04;35;10 Unknown Chad, I appreciate your comments. All of you. During the meeting, the chat, I made a note here where you were, wondering why, why is there a management form needed for an owner? And, of course, we've talked to Becky and her team about that, and and I feel like we've resolved that. And there's an initial application. 00;04;35;12 - 00;05;00;27 Unknown As long as you're checking that box that indicates it's owner managed. And, of course, makes sense not to have to fill out a separate form to be meeting, manager. What's the. We talked a little bit about allowing amendments to buy sales and that kind of thing. And I know you'd hit some speed bumps along the way for yourself. 00;05;00;29 - 00;05;23;00 Unknown Sharon, on a the case that you mentioned and so I looked specifically into that and got some feedback to where we can do amendments to of myself. You don't have to submit a whole new one. But there were certain language that may have caused issues where it had to list the buyer and not say, or has assigned had to be a specific buyer. 00;05;23;00 - 00;05;36;25 Unknown So that that might have been the hold on there. But we can definitely do, our auditors can do amendments to documents instead of having to submit a whole new. 00;05;36;27 - 00;06;03;06 Unknown Jessica mentioned, the removal from form 13 about, I mean, both the applicant and the seller notarized that same document, and we've we've been able to rectify that and remove that requirement on that form. 13 preciate that recommendation. And then I think, you know, there's Jessica because I had reached out to you. But location manager forms moving forward. 00;06;03;06 - 00;06;26;26 Unknown It is okay. I've let RBP, I should say I should I let GCD people know it is okay to to put upon department approval. And I know Becky mentioned that that that's been good with them as well. So I've made sure that we're all on the same page there. That's no problem. There. Let's see I got two more shared. 00;06;26;26 - 00;06;48;22 Unknown I appreciate your comments about, you know, how when we're trying to get stuff from folks and then and then we we get it, but you don't hear back from us like, hey, thank you. We we've received these documents and, and, so I've asked our staff to be better about letting people know that they've not only received the documents, but try to give them an idea of what's next. 00;06;48;22 - 00;07;07;00 Unknown And what what's difficult for us to do is to give an estimated time frame, you know, it's tough for us to say is, hey, we received these documents. You should be approved in a week or two because things come up and it's just we don't want to, you know, make a promise. We can't keep that kind of thing here. 00;07;07;02 - 00;07;45;17 Unknown So when we get stuff, we'll let you know about it and and let you know what the next step is. But, we also have to go through those documents, make sure it's good. All that stuff there. So, I've asked them to be better about communicating back when they've received something from you guys. And then the last thing, I won't talk much about this because Becky has, case flow stuff on, on the agenda for today, but one thing that JCD is working on, as far as the work we do throughout the process, is creating a very simple, timeline or map of the work that we do and just give very short, simple 00;07;45;17 - 00;08;06;04 Unknown descriptions of each component of that work and then provide like the top three, things that cause delays in each of those steps. And so that may be helpful to everybody in the and we'll get I'm going to do the framework on that and then invite feedback from our folks and then get an update. But that's what I have. 00;08;06;04 - 00;08;18;28 Unknown I appreciate everybody's comments. Through the last meeting, I thought it was super productive and and a lot of good stuff came up. It any questions for me? 00;08;19;00 - 00;08;43;16 Unknown Okay. Thank you. Jason. Yeah. You're welcome. So what I did next is kind of summarize everything that we talked about last week. Especially since Krista and Travis, her news. So they can kind of hear some of the feedback that we got. So I'll just go through that. A lot of the feedback was about locating and filling out of the forms, and a lot of those suggestions are great suggestions, and we would like to implement a lot of them. 00;08;43;18 - 00;09;12;09 Unknown However, we are in the middle of a big system upgrade right now, for gentex called core 21. And until that's completed in December, we're not going to be able to make those changes to the forms or tap. But all of these, the following things that we talked about, we will look at and update when we can. So, there's talk about forms would be easier to find if they were arranged by license type and then all of the available forms, but that license type listed underneath it, like we have them on this committee website. 00;09;12;12 - 00;09;40;10 Unknown So that's something that we will look at and see if we can get on our website to be the same way for all forms. It was mentioned it would be easier to understand what forms were needed if we use more descriptive naming conventions rather than form 3739, form five, things like that. So that's something that, Jason and I can visit and work with on each, work together on so that we can come up with naming conventions that make sense to hopefully to anybody that would need to use those forms. 00;09;40;12 - 00;10;02;24 Unknown Another comment was that it would be helpful for all form forms to have a short description next to the name that said what they were used for. So again, hopefully the naming convention in the form will be descriptive enough. But if not, we can also say use this form for the following type of transactions. That it was mentioned, it would be helpful for each, form to have a description at the top of the form, as well as for what it's used for. 00;10;02;24 - 00;10;25;10 Unknown So again, we can certainly add a little, description at the top of each one. And then we had a discussion about how license numbers were updated a while back to include letters. But the forms do not allow letters, only numbers in that, license number fields. So we will get that corrected. Then the fact that not all the forms were able to be submitted via tap, and that would be nice. 00;10;25;10 - 00;10;41;05 Unknown That is something that we can certainly make happen. We we too, as we talked about, would like things submitted via tab. So we will make sure that they're able to do so. The forms being locked and attorneys are not able to send the form to their client to be signed and asking if we could unlock the signature part of the form. 00;10;41;08 - 00;11;05;23 Unknown That's something that I'll need to visit with both the security team and the, developers on to see if that's something we can do to just unlock that part of the form. But I can certainly see the frustration and why you would like that ability. So we can certainly talk about that. Then we talked about how some of the fields aren't large enough to add all the information that's needed, like on the alteration form, for example, there's 3 or 4 lines where you can type in what the alteration is for. 00;11;05;23 - 00;11;27;28 Unknown And if we could make that a a fluid field, that would you allow you to type? Whatever you needed to type in there would be helpful. So we can look at that. And then there were some specific forms that were mentioned that need tweaks, like the concession agreement form only allowing three digits in certain fields. The business statement form asking for background information on everyone, even though it's only required for those 15% or more. 00;11;28;00 - 00;11;56;09 Unknown That's a tricky one, because if it's also a gambling licensee, they need 100% of ownership regardless of, amount of ownership. Correct? Jason, you guys bet every single individual. Right. Ownership is 10% or more. Ten okay. And ours is 15. So like there might be some discrepancies there. So I don't know if we want to look at having separate forms for alcohol only licenses and then one form for combined licenses or what. 00;11;56;09 - 00;12;15;07 Unknown But that's some of the reason why it requires that. But certainly something we can take a look at and see if we can make any changes. And then there was discussion about the ACR one form requiring Secretary of State business number and whether or not we need that, and that some form still required a notary. So we'll take a look at all those things and make any changes that we can. 00;12;15;07 - 00;12;38;27 Unknown And we had an internal discussion just earlier today actually on the notary and the, secretary of State business number, and we didn't see a business need any more for those. So those should be easy fixes once we're able to make changes to our forms. Then we talked about some other suggestions for ways to make the process more transparent or smoother, such as making sure that all the fees were clear upfront. 00;12;38;27 - 00;13;01;00 Unknown So that's something that we could try and clarify on forms. Being able to pay for things through tap when you submit and not have to call for fees. So this should be happening for the most part already. The only time that maybe there's a discrepancy is if you put in one individual for fingerprints instead of 2 or 3 that ultimately needed to be, fingerprinted down the road. 00;13;01;00 - 00;13;30;14 Unknown So there might be some missing fees that way. But but again, we can certainly do some testing and take a look and see if there's other areas that it's not happening and and make sure that it does. Jason touched on this, but getting feedback from the departments when things are submitted kind of what next steps are. And and I agree with him that it's hard for us to have an exact timeline for you, but we can certainly outline that we've received whatever information we requested and kind of what next steps would look like for you. 00;13;30;16 - 00;13;54;13 Unknown There's discussion about not requiring certain forms to be submitted with a form five. For example, like the organization minutes food menu projected PNL for new businesses. And that's something that we can certainly look at, taking off as a required, form at the time. But licensees will just have to know that if it's requested later, they would need to submit it, and that it could potentially slow the process down a little bit. 00;13;54;16 - 00;14;22;22 Unknown Again, we talked about all forms being submitted via tap. There's a couple of manufacturing forms that currently aren't able to be submitted electronically, and we'd like to get those so that they could be. So we'll work on that. There was talk about a decision tree that of kind of yes or no questions that would ultimately outline what forms were needed, what information was needed with each form, and kind of a general timeline for processing the form, that's something that's going to take a little longer to explore, to see if it's possible. 00;14;22;22 - 00;14;43;13 Unknown But and and maybe not for every single scenario because there's so many different variables. But I think for some of the big common type transactions, we might be able to to get something like that completed. There was discussion about with concession agreements on our form, we say that they can either use our form or submit their own form. 00;14;43;15 - 00;15;03;07 Unknown And there was a request that we provide whatever be required in their own agreement if they were to go that route. So we could certainly include that in that form. We can certainly also send updates for updated forms rather than just new forms, so we can send that up delivery notification when we update any form. 00;15;03;09 - 00;15;23;27 Unknown And Jason touched on the fingerprint card process, and there was also some discussion about allowing cases to proceed while we wait for fingerprint cards. So Jason and I can certainly visit about whether or not that's a possibility and what kind of system changes, if any, would be necessary for us to be able to make that happen. And, Jason, I don't know if you have any other thoughts on that one right now. 00;15;23;29 - 00;15;42;26 Unknown Yeah, we actually did that quite a bit during Covid when people couldn't get in to get fingerprinted. And so we were able to move forward with the caveat that we would it causes a follow up for us to do later on. And we just let people know, should there be something, that comes up in your background that prevents you from being licensed? 00;15;42;28 - 00;16;06;07 Unknown We reserve the right to do that. At the time. But but it is possible people before. So we might just need to update our procedures if that's the direction we want to move. Yeah, yeah. There was discussion about licenses that it would be helpful if we could somehow provide them with a list of other licenses that might be required for them to operate lawfully. 00;16;06;07 - 00;16;25;11 Unknown So that is certainly something that we can try and pull together. And any feedback that you guys have, you know, if you know of your jurisdiction, what licenses are required or your license type, one of their licenses are required, we can start there and then we can build on that. And certainly try to make that available for people, because it was kind of eye opening to us even to go, oh, you need that. 00;16;25;11 - 00;17;03;29 Unknown We didn't know that. So we will try and get that list for you. So that was essentially the bulk of what we talked about last time. So all good suggestions and ideas for us to look at. And I think for the most part, we can implement all of them. So at this point, I guess Krista or Travis or shout, I guess as well, or just if you guys have any additional comments about anything we discussed last week, or if you guys had a chance to look at the forums or had any additional comments that hadn't been brought up last week, we'd love to hear those. 00;17;04;01 - 00;17;11;07 Unknown Not yet, but I'll do some looking and see if there's some suggestions. Suggestions? Okay. 00;17;11;09 - 00;17;28;00 Unknown Yeah, likewise. I think you guys are off to a great start on this. And even after I get through some of the licensing stuff, I think I'll have a little bit of a few less for you. But, it's off to a great start. Next slide I think. Jess or Chad, did you guys think of anything else since last week or last week? 00;17;28;00 - 00;18;00;08 Unknown Last meeting. But like last week, it's three months ago. So I had, Oh, sorry. Go ahead. No, you go ahead. Chad. I did have a question, so my last license, the bank didn't put their secured party interest on the license, so we went back and did that. But then I, alcohol guy for my territory. 00;18;00;08 - 00;18;25;09 Unknown I can't think his name right off top my head. He called and said, you need to provide me a copy of the loan while you you have a copy of the loan you had to in order to, process the license. He said he wasn't able to find it. Is there something that we can do better for? I mean, I mean, how how do you guys have access to that on the back end? 00;18;25;09 - 00;18;52;28 Unknown I guess? Well, yeah, if you have a loan and we know about it when you got license, it should have been on that case. Would you mind sending me an email with which license? So that I can look it up and see if I can see what happened there? You know, it's with, with my last one was saber Hospitality gaming, but, yeah, it we they wanted to add their, you know, their name to the license and, and he wasn't able to find that that long. 00;18;53;01 - 00;19;01;20 Unknown But it it's known it was approved. Yeah. Okay. 00;19;01;23 - 00;19;28;22 Unknown Yeah I'll take a look at that and see if I can. Okay. What happened there? Okay. Just a huge thanks to. Sorry. I think I'm muted. No, you're not. Okay. Thanks to you guys I was so impressed. You know, Jason, was so responsive. And his team and the word nation just since we last met, I was so impressed with the changes that have already taken place. 00;19;28;22 - 00;19;50;16 Unknown That's awesome. I know, how slow it can be to get things changed, especially with forums. And so just these really practical changes are already so helpful, and I'm just really impressed and grateful that, the feedback was taken in and is already being implemented. You guys are doing an awesome job. And it makes things easier for all of our clients. 00;19;50;16 - 00;20;16;20 Unknown So, one thing came up this week, Becky. I don't know if, you know, it's renewal season, but I am vaguely aware license renewal. Yeah. One thing that is coming up and it is tap related over and over again as we're doing these renewals, two things actually, you know, probably unique to my practice somewhat because I have so many of my clients in my Tap account. 00;20;16;22 - 00;20;37;29 Unknown But the emails that kicked out are generic. They just say, you have an update in your login to tap. It'd be so awesome if that actually listed a licensee or a name. Because it's hard to keep track of. And I do know some of my clients have 4 or 5 six licenses, and so they don't know which account to go check that they're getting correspondence for. 00;20;38;01 - 00;21;01;16 Unknown And it can be it time consuming. It's frankly. So when and figure out what what that notice was related to, I don't know how difficult that would be to implement that change timing. An issue on tap with renewals is, you know, there's now at the very end, there's a question of how many events did you, Carter, over the past year? 00;21;01;18 - 00;21;19;20 Unknown And that's, I think, a relatively new addition to renewals, like if maybe I just don't remember it from past years, but there doesn't seem to be a way to go view your historic catering logs that you submitted. And so, you know, we can go and we keep track of them and we have folders and we can go pull the law enforcement forms and manually count them. 00;21;19;22 - 00;21;38;20 Unknown But it would be awesome if we could see our month by month catering logs that we had submitted. I don't know if there'd be a way to add those to the search submissions feature or not, but, it'd be super helpful just to make sure we're reconciling and that those numbers match with what the number we're putting on a renewal. 00;21;38;22 - 00;21;55;02 Unknown We'd like those to be this. Those are both great points. And, I don't know the answers to the question, but there certainly is that. We'll look into it because absolutely, I agree that you as an attorney especially, but even a licensee who's got 2 or 3 licenses, if they just get a they've got a new document, they don't know which account to go look at. 00;21;55;02 - 00;22;16;27 Unknown And, and that, I know we have also heard from our wholesaler friends that they would like to see their, wholesaler agreements that they've submitted to us. They would like to be able to access that via tap again. So we're we'll look at those things and see if that's what we can get out there. Yeah. So. 00;22;17;00 - 00;22;43;10 Unknown No, but just truly appreciate it. It's, awesome work already. So this is great. Thank you. All right. Is there a way to view your multiple licenses in the same Tap account? I mean, I just go to each individual each one has its own tap account. Each one has its own tap account. Yeah. And I think that's just a, security system if you're part of the system security. 00;22;43;10 - 00;22;46;25 Unknown So. 00;22;46;27 - 00;23;06;01 Unknown Right. Any other follow up or suggestions before we move on to the, case? Well. All right. We'll see if I can figure out how to share my screen. 00;23;06;04 - 00;23;13;21 Unknown And find the document. Thank. 00;23;13;24 - 00;23;38;26 Unknown Just a second here. Sorry. 00;23;38;28 - 00;23;54;01 Unknown I closed, so, what is it you're seeing right now? I'm sorry if the. Are you seeing the flowchart? No, we're seeing your zoom tab. Becky. Fabulous. Okay. 00;23;54;03 - 00;24;15;10 Unknown Now, do you see a flowchart? Okay. Thank you. Okay, so this is again, this is kind of a 30,000ft overview. So it's not, and it's not going to be for every case because obviously location managers alterations, new ownership transfer, those kind of things. We're going to have a little bit different case flow. But this is probably the most common. 00;24;15;10 - 00;24;40;11 Unknown So we get the initial application submission. It's reviewed by both departments. And then a send back letter is created for any missing documentation that's needed so that we can have a complete application. So sometimes that's fingerprint cards. Sometimes it's bank statements. Sometimes it's liquor authorize it. Just a variety of things. But until we have a complete application, it doesn't proceed anywhere. 00;24;40;11 - 00;25;06;02 Unknown So once we get that complete application, then we work. Department of Justice gambling control works on the background investigation of the applicants. Department of Revenue. Alcoholic Beverage control works on good standing, verification on applying entity. And all the individual owners that require vetting, at the same time, do our ABC also works on the publication, which is two weeks for existing licenses or four weeks for new licenses. 00;25;06;05 - 00;25;32;10 Unknown And then we also send out notification to local officials building health and fire from Department of Revenue. ABC. And then the application then moves to audit at Department of Gambling or Department of Justice gambling control. Sorry. And then once it's gone through audit, it moves to investigation where Department of Justice gambling control will work for, verifying if the premises might meet suitability requirements. 00;25;32;12 - 00;25;51;04 Unknown And then everything comes to the Department of Revenue, alcoholic Beverage Control for final review and issuance of the license. Now again, this is for alcohol only. So I know that some applications will be combined applications where, gambling control would issue a license down here as well. But this is strictly for alcohol licenses that we were looking at with this committee. 00;25;51;04 - 00;26;10;10 Unknown So, questions or again, very high overview of the case flow. But that was kind of what was requested is that we look at the just general case rule for the people. And who does what. 00;26;10;13 - 00;26;18;04 Unknown And I can certainly put this document out on our, the website for this meeting as well. 00;26;18;07 - 00;26;38;25 Unknown Becky, could you talk a little bit about, I know there's been some talk, especially with the recent rules package about, you know, what? What are the bare minimum or what what would make an app insufficient to the point where it wouldn't even be? You wouldn't get to the send back letter stage? I've got I've had some folks reach out with questions about that. 00;26;38;28 - 00;26;56;15 Unknown I don't think we'd ever not send a send back letter. I mean, we've received some pretty complete and incomplete applications and we'll send out a send back letter that's, you know, got a multitude of items, but if if it's taken us months and months and we still can't get a complete application, we may return. It is too incomplete to process. 00;26;56;15 - 00;27;10;21 Unknown But we, you know, both both Jason's crew and my crew work really hard with the applicant to try and make sure we can process that. We don't want to send it back, because then you got to submit it all again, and it takes more time and effort on your part and in our staff's time as well. So we don't want to waste anybody's time. 00;27;10;21 - 00;27;30;28 Unknown But there have been times where it's just been months and months and months, and we still don't have even close to a complete app. So we will send it back. But most of the time, like I said, we'll we'll reach out and we'll try to work with people and get what we need. Yeah. 00;27;31;01 - 00;28;06;15 Unknown Jason, anything to add on the flowchart? No. That's great. That's a good, good overview. It's a tough thing to do because just so much that happens with each one of those bubbles. But that's a good overview. Yeah. And and at any point along the way here there could be discussion back and forth with with justice and the applicant or with us and the applicant trying to either get more documents or more information or just to clarify the information we did have and make sure we're all on the same page with what we're looking at so that we can proceed right. 00;28;06;17 - 00;28;16;27 Unknown All right then, like I said, I will put this out on the, website as a resource for you guys going forward. 00;28;16;29 - 00;28;22;28 Unknown Okay. But my other notes back here. 00;28;23;01 - 00;28;43;06 Unknown So then the next, item on our agenda was to look at kind of next steps for this committee. And Jason and I visited a little while back. And unless you guys have objections, the way that we would like to proceed is to just basically have an open line of communication with you guys so that you can reach out to us and make suggestions going forward. 00;28;43;06 - 00;29;06;20 Unknown And, that will update you on any improvements that we've made that you've suggested already, and just kind of keep having that open dialog back and forth, but not necessarily scheduling any additional meetings at this point, unless there are, items that you all think that we should look at. So thoughts on that approach? 00;29;06;23 - 00;29;33;26 Unknown Or Jason, anything to add to that? No. I think it's great to leave the committee in place, for a while. And and like you said, have a designated place with representatives who can bring anything forward. We can work on anything else that comes up. And like I said, a lot of the suggestions you had for us with forms and Tab will unfortunately not happen until at least January once our big system upgrade is done. 00;29;33;26 - 00;29;44;14 Unknown But once we are able to start working on those, we'll certainly communicate back out where we're at and what's being done on that. And. 00;29;44;17 - 00;29;50;07 Unknown Unless anybody is dying to have another meeting, we certainly can schedule it. 00;29;50;09 - 00;30;05;27 Unknown Didn't seem be okay. So, the last item on the agenda is public comment. I don't necessarily see anybody online, but if anybody has any public comment that would be the time to raise your hand. 00;30;05;29 - 00;30;24;25 Unknown All right. Seeing none. I do want to sincerely thank you all for your time and for your open and honest feedback with us. I know that last meeting couple of you made comments that you felt bad, but that we're not taking this personally. We've asked for your feedback, we appreciate your feedback, and we want to make this process as smooth as we can for you guys. 00;30;24;25 - 00;30;44;29 Unknown So please do reach out to Jason and I as you think of things going forward, the areas that we can improve on. And like I said, we'll we'll circle back with you guys when we've made improvements and, and asked for additional feedback and we appreciate your time. 00;30;45;02 - 00;30;56;17 Unknown Thank you all and have a great rest of your day I guess. Thank you guys. Thanks, everybody. Thank you all so much. Thank you.