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beyond that message, you know? This is someone, it's like the difference between someone who drinks casually and an alcoholic. And I think maybe the idea of maybe using the telephone and being on, you know, whatever she's on can only aggravate the situation. I think, you know, I'll tell you what my son said. He said, I was happy that I didn't use my cell phone. I had things to do during the day, you know? And he was happy to have not been addicted to the phone. And my problem with this is it's an addiction that she may have to the phone. And so an addict, when you take away their drugs, they act a particular way. And so I mean, I think with her, it's authority. She hasn't gotten that message yet. We have our values against authority, but also the cell phone, someone like that, I don't think should have a cell phone. Only they should have a cell phone that can only make calls, like the old-fashioned ones, that didn't get on the internet. Kindle, that didn't get into the internet. I think she has to be. I mean, I don't know her, right? But I think someone like that should be completely taken away from the computer and the cell phone for a while, you know? Back to you. Yeah, it's at the point where, you know, without knowing more about the situation, it's difficult to definitively say what, you know, really needs to be done with her. But, you know, seeing that video and what she was doing, I'll tell you, it was shocking. It left me, you know, with something I'm not likely to unsee for a long time. I'm not likely to unsee for a long time.