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33:02 tell talk about you you said what we hope, but talk about what what we're suing over there, Terry or Craig. Explain explain what the lawsuit is requesting. I wanna say, by the way, Noah, to be fair, Noah's biologists were very clear that this could be harmful to the whales, and they were ignored by the management. When things like that happened under Trump, when when when the biologists spoke and, Trump officials said, ah, we don't care about that, They got sued. Nobody you know, we're having to sue, the government here.
19:15 So what wound up happening is that, there's been a push for offshore wind that, predates actually both, back, before Biden, before Trump going back to Obama. But it really took off in 2017 with the, lot of the northeastern governors in particular trying to, project, you know, and get, offshore wind in order to handle the climate crisis. Biden, when he came in, made it a real priority by wanting to get, 30 gigawatts or 30,000 megawatts of offshore in by the year 2030 and, made that a a big priority. So, it's, you know, they've just gone gangbusters. The problem is that they're putting these wind offshore wind farms, there's about 20, 30 projects of them, about 15 to 30 miles off the shore, right in the lane of about 30 different whale species that go up the coast.