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some videos, bits and pieces and some shopping and goods. So you mentioned a pressure cooker there. You know, I don't think many people in the UK still use a pressure cooker. But back in the day, like several decades ago, I mean, that was a big thing to kind of speed up cooking long before, of course, microwave and everything else. But I do remember so many different accidents being reported using pressure cookers. Now, I'm sure the design has changed and moved on and all the rest. But, you know, I remember even as a child, my parents got a pressure cooker. And they all remember with an incredible kind of explosion sound in the kitchen. Well, the wheat, you know, it had this, I think with a screw on it. And they, you know, onto the onto there and the boil and everything else. But I had a wheat in the middle, which was made of release pressure. Can I gradually put a good kind of pressure? But I think it came at bolt up and didn't release it at all until it day. Once it moved, it just came.