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opportunity. So I just try not to give him those opportunities. At least, you know, if the cats are out, you know, it is what it is. But if I know he's out there, I won't intentionally let him out because he is fenced in, but he's been known to find weaknesses in that fence before and get out around the neighborhood. So, and he's not friendly with adults. He's okay with kids, but he's not friendly with adults and he really doesn't like other animals, dogs, cats, squirrels, anything. And he will kill. He's been known to kill before. He already killed one of the neighbor's dogs, grabbed a hold of it and snapped its neck. So, I just don't want to chance it. I know something did happen to one of my cats. I mean, it's behind me for letting them out, but I can't keep them in the house, man. It's sad to see how like lazy and like just unhappy they look, you know, cats are hunters, man. They're meant to be out in nature.