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which meant that all shops, all the major shops would have to abide by the five-year-old, but insurance offices, that's not really true. It would definitely be a shock for a young family, right? They have a car that they don't drive very often, but the tires are maybe six or seven years old. And they go in there because they have a puncture in the tire, and they think they're just going to get it replaced for 20 bucks or something. And then to get a bill that they had to replace all four tires would be, you know, that'd be pretty bad. Oh yeah, Costco, here I come. On a different subject, I'm starting to dip my toe into the e-bike realm, and then do a little research. And they have these classes of bicycles. I'm just looking for a cruiser. I don't need to go out and do mountain riding and so forth. But, uh, turns out California has played around with some definitions, and if your bicycle is capable of going more than 20 miles an hour, I'm not sure. But I think they want you to register it as a motorbike. Maybe there's somebody listening who understands what's going on in California and what I should do. I'm not certain at this point. I don't want to have another vehicle to register. Hey, can you go over 20 miles an hour with a normal bicycle? Can you use a Yeah, but it doesn't have a motor.