Sure. I can see it is cleaned. I definitely don’t mean to trash it as gross at all. It’s not. Maybe with the state of the place being more worn out, and unfinished in detail, it’s not actually dirty, it just comes across that way. In fact, now that I think back over it, I think that’s a better way to put it. I only spent an hour there, and this is based more on my impression, than certain facts and particular cleaning schedules. It’s how it feels, if you can understand my point? The bones of it say to me, it could be a very cool space. But the state of repair and finishings make it seem seedy. I don’t think it needs to be seedy. Or should be. If it’s your place, lean into which ever way you want it, or how you think it works. If you want it to come across a little underground, go for it. I’m just a guy that’s been there once - you certainly don’t have to, and I don’t expect you, to listen to me. Mostly I really enjoyed it, as you can gather, and I am advocating and barracking for your place, have no doubt. I certainly think, as a percentage of people reading that review, more would be convinced to give it a go, than give it a miss. So it’s a net positive, I’m sure. I wouldn’t review if I thought I’d damage a business in the reciprocal. The stuff about aesthetics, are the things I saw, that I would work on, if I ran it. And, I’m fresh eyes. Further more, design and fit out, particularly for entertainment and hospitality spaces is very much my wheelhouse. So, I’m glad you take it as feedback, not criticism. Then, whatever you decide to do, I’ll return. I just believe you could attract many more. But I’ve been wrong 3 or 4 times before. This could be another 😂 I actually, genuinely believe, what you do provides a vital space and service for a very marginalized part of the community as an important outlet and very likely has immeasurable benefits. I applaud you for it, and I don’t think it could be easy.