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Okay, Greg, very good. You know, I'm banking on it. Between the money I have into the 401K that Edward Jones is dealing with, my social security, and the pension that we are gaining right now to the company I'm working with, I should be able to live the rest of my life halfway just comfortable. So I am banking on it. And it's my, I keep getting the feedback I keep getting, is that social security, there's enough in the social security to last our great, great, great, great, great grandkids. I think what people are hearing in the news is just, you know, not there. One thing I could say is that when you're talking about the Trump paraphernalia, you know, my woman here, she's buying Trump coins and everything else, thinking that it's an investment in the future because there's going to be a lot higher value on these things than what you're, than what she's paying for them now. Because what you're picking all this Trump paraphernalia up is almost three just paying the shipping. So, you know, we'll see if there's any value down the road, but we have a number of different things that she's picked up off from, she watches a show called Berry, and she advertises quite a bit of that stuff all the time. So she keeps picking up the coins, the dollar bills, and the knives and, you know, whatnot, thinking that it's going to have a lot higher value in the future. So we'll see what happens. But so my answer to you, Gray, is yes, I believe that social security has been around for quite a while. I really think that they know that they need to, if there is a problem, fix it, because there's a lot of people, I mean, I'm a baby boomer. And I've paid into social security my whole life. So if it was to go away, what are they going to do with these millions and millions of people that that's all they live on? I'm 66 years old and haven't started clicking social security yet. When, let me buy a second, make sure I'm on timeout.