 Alright, well the cat tree is finally, finally finished. We added it up and it was probably about 50 labor hours all pulled to put this thing together. So you can see that it is now completely carpeted. So here I'll give a quick tour of the cat condominium that has been constructed here. So this bottom bit is actually still missing a piece. There's going to be a ramp going from this door down to the edge here, but we haven't put the ramp on yet. It's just a small, small thing in the grand scheme of things. There's a cat in there, but I don't know if you're going to be able to see him. Anyway, okay, so we've got the lower platform here. Then there's a house in the middle with a couple of doors, one on each side and then a couple of three windows. And then from there they can either climb these sisal covered poles or sit on the platform up in the mid level here. Then there's another house, so the penthouse is up at the top here. And then we've got, this is like another woven sisal pillar, so that's going to be primarily for scratching. And then there's two more platforms up at the top. And then from there we can hang like, you know, little mouse toys or, you know, little silvery shiny balls. And hopefully entice the cats to come up and attack them. Let's see, I got one kind of eyeing me here. Here he comes. There you go. So, so far it's a big hit with them. Sprayed catnip all over it, so hopefully we can get them to use it. But yeah, overall cost of this project, including some carpet from end of the roll. I ordered some sisal remains from another online shop. Yeah, so about 50 labor hours and then about 350 or so dollars. So it wasn't cheap, but to actually buy something like this at the store I went around to all the local pet stores. And they had stuff that was maybe about as high as just this house. And just really poorly constructed. It seemed so shoddy. And they were asking 250 to 350 bucks for it. So I'm pretty glad that I worked on my own here. Anyway, thank you for those who have been following along with all of my cat tree stuff. And thank you for those who don't care about it and have been patient with me as I complete this project. Yeah, I know not everyone likes the cat videos, but you know, what are you going to do? My cats are playing on it, so I thought I'd get a short video showing how much they like it. And they'd better for how much this thing cost and how long it took to build. Let's see if I can get them to chase the laser pointer. Someone's got to go for it. Come on, guys. It's amazing how well they can climb it now that it's all covered in carpet. And the sizable fabric. There we go. Can you chase it all the way up there? There you go. Yeah, these guys just love it though. Which is really good. I'm glad it wasn't a total waste of time. You. Thanks for that. Cover your shame. They can just really climb on this thing now. They climb even right up onto the top of the poles sometimes. Can you jump there? Yes, you can. So cute. I don't think I actually did a shot showing the whole thing in the house. So that's it next to the fireplace for scale. It's kind of ridiculous, but yeah, we're pretty happy with it. So it's all good.